Jean Paul Gaultier
Divine Elixir
Divine Elixir, launched by Jean Paul Gaultier in 2025, extends the Gaultier Divine collection born with Divine in 2023. Composed by Quentin Bisch, the fragrance is built around an apricot, osmanthus and vanilla accord announced by the house. Jean Paul Gaultier presents it as vegan and composed of 90% ingredients of natural origin.
- Brand
- Jean Paul Gaultier
- Launch year
- 2025
- Perfumer
- Gender
- Women
- Olfactory family
- Floral
- Secondary family
- Oriental
- Concentration
- Elixir
Where to buy
Divine Elixir is part of the Gaultier Divine collection, whose first installment, Divine, was launched in 2023 by Jean Paul Gaultier. This Elixir version constitutes an extension of it, launched in 2025 as a concentrated, refillable fragrance available in three sizes.
The formula is signed by Quentin Bisch, according to Wikiparfum and according to the specialized press. The house highlights an apricot accord, an osmanthus note and vanilla as central elements of the fragrance, without detailing distinct tiers on its product page.
Jean Paul Gaultier states that Divine Elixir is vegan, cruelty free and composed of 90% responsibly sourced ingredients of natural origin, a positioning highlighted by the press at the time of launch.
The campaign associated with Divine Elixir features actress Yara Shahidi alongside model Raphael Diogo, with the visuals credited to photographers Charlotte Rutherford and Jason Renaud.
Olfactory pyramid
- Top notesThe first minutes
- Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Base notesWhat lingers
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The advertising
Yara Shahidi, face of the Divine Elixir campaign
The campaign brings together actress Yara Shahidi and model Raphael Diogo, with visuals credited to Charlotte Rutherford and Jason Renaud.
The launch campaign for Divine Elixir features actress Yara Shahidi alongside model Raphael Diogo, according to the specialized press.
The campaign's photography credits are attributed to Charlotte Rutherford and Jason Renaud, based on the visuals shared by the house.