Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Paradise Garden - real world fragrance review

Is the new Le Beau Paradise Garden the hypebeast everyone is claiming it to be? Let's uncover its appealing scent profile together. If you love fragrances and want to know what they honestly fee like, this review is for you! Don't forget to subscribe and give this video a thumbs up if you're a fragrance enthusiast like me! #LeBeauParadiseGarden #FragranceReview

[@joegreen5564]

Love the fact you wear it on skin in he video, always makes the review feel a more genuine. Happy to give you a sub 🙏

[@SeldomlyOften]

Thanks! I’m a big advocate of skin wearing and testing, some stuff smells completely different on paper.

[@WhatsThatSmell]

Very much at the level of a gym scent, I’ve worn it and find it suits that really well. Cheers mate, hope you’ve had a good weekend!

[@SeldomlyOften]

Thanks for the comments as usual. Yes, it’s a harmless gym scent and there is nothing wrong with that 🙂

[@HansHase78]

Thanks, great review. Subscribed. Just as a somewhat technical comment and AFAIK, all fig notes in current perfumes are synthetic and usually created as accords of coconut-type lactones with fruity or green aromachemicals such as stemone. While this type of accord is fairly robust, its balance depends on your perception limits, and you may notice the "coconut" sticking out more than people who get more of a fig fruit or fig leaf impression. I myself also got mostly coconut (gamma-octalactone?) when I tried this in store.

[@SeldomlyOften]

Interesting! I did not know it this but it makes sense 🙂

[@JaneTheJubilant]

Ha! Yes I thought the tin can was a bit silly. More than one person ended up using a tin opener to open it 🤣 This made for a cracking good review though!

[@SeldomlyOften]

I get the novelty and the brand identity but it segregates the scent to a very young audience