Jean Paul Gaultier Divine Eau de Parfum
Jean Paul Gaultier Divine Eau de Parfum
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A floral-gourmand built on three materials — a salty accord, lily and meringue — in Jean Paul Gaultier's gold bust flacon.
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Divine is the feminine side of Gaultier's sculpted-flacon line, and the salt is what makes it wearable in warm weather — it keeps pulling the sweetness back, so this holds up through a hot afternoon where most gourmands turn heavy. Give it ten minutes on skin before you judge it; the meringue reads sweeter in the first minute than it does an hour in.
Spray it and leave it alone — rubbing your wrists together bruises a light top note and you lose the salt. Keep the bottle in a cupboard rather than on a sunlit shelf, since alcohol-based fragrance turns with light and heat. More in Fragrance and Beauty; the men's half of the house sits with Le Beau Le Parfum.
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