Scandal Pour Femme EDP
Jean Paul Gaultier by Daphné Bugey, Christophe Raynaud, Fabrice Pellegrin OriginalScentArt
Which Should You Buy?
A bombshell honey-caramel elixir that oozes confidence and sensuality. Not for the shy, Scandal is a provocative gourmand floral that demands attention and leaves a lasting impression.
Scandalous chases Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal's honeyed gourmand-floral formula, keeping the same blood orange-into-honey arc. It's a sweeter, simpler take - the gardenia-patchouli heart reads flatter than Scandal's more layered honey accord, and the caramel base fades faster than the original's long, syrupy drydown.
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Scandal's deep honey, caramel, and beeswax make it exceptionally suited to cold weather, where its richness and warmth bloom. Spring and fall are also fitting for its floral and fruity edges, but summer heat can make it overpowering.
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Its bold, seductive sweetness and strong projection make it best for nighttime, dates, or formal events. It's too rich and attention-grabbing for the office or sporty activities.
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Both share Honey, Blood Orange, Gardenia notes
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