Le Beau Narcisse is a men’s eau de parfum that Jean Paul Gaultier introduced in 2026 alongside its feminine counterpart, La Belle Rosea. The house describes it as an amber musky woody scent in three movements: bergamot in the top, a powdery musk in the heart, tonka bean in the base. The torso of the bottle, draped in a gold scarf, wears a blue stone on its shoulder.
Angélina, of the blog Ambiance & Fragrance, considers Le Beau Narcisse her favorite version of the Le Beau line. She smells a clean, luminous, slightly soapy musk, softened by tonka bean and vanilla, and finds it perfectly unisex, ideal for summer.
Olfastory’s review
A clear musk
On September 4, 2026, Angélina, of the blog Ambiance & Fragrance, describes an opening of clean, luminous, slightly soapy musk, quickly overtaken by a powdery softness. Bergamot brightens the opening before the fragrance rounds out and becomes more enveloping.
Tonka and vanilla
For her, the musk melts into a bed of tonka bean and vanilla, soft, sweet, and very comforting. She sums it all up this way: fresh, clean, powdery, and sexy at once, luminous while growing softer and more comfortable.
A Le Beau for everyone
She calls it her most beautiful version of Le Beau to date. Without stopping at the masculine label, she finds it perfectly unisex and would wear it without hesitation, especially in summer, even keeping it well beyond the season.