The Image Le Male is a tribute to the mythical figure that has inspired Jean Paul Gaultier for years: the sailor. This fragrance embodies an unconventional vision of masculinity, blending strength and sensuality. It is designed for the man who is confident, bold, and embraces his own unique identity without compromise.
The Emotion Evoking the nostalgic scent of a traditional barbershop, this fragrance feels both comforting and provocative. It is perfect for any season, offering a fresh yet warm embrace. It captures the spirit of freedom and seduction, making it an iconic choice for those who want to leave a lasting impression.
The Reveal The scent opens with a vibrant burst of mint and bergamot, balanced by spicy cardamom. The heart reveals a classic aromatic blend of lavender and orange blossom, warmed by cinnamon. The base settles into a rich, long-lasting trail of vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood, and cedar, creating an irresistible and magnetic finish.
Scent Family: Oriental - Fougere
Top notes: Bergamot, Mint, Cardamom Heart notes: Lavender, Orange blossom, Cinnamon Base notes: Vanilla, Tonka bean, Sandalwood, Cedar
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