Scandal Absolu by Jean Paul Gaultier is a feminine eau de parfum built around tuberose, a fleshy floral note in the top, extended by fig and anchored in the woody sweetness of sandalwood.
Faceted glass with graduated gold lacquer, cap shaped like bare legs, available in 30, 50 and 80 ml.
Jean Paul Gaultier describes a faceted glass that catches the light and a graduated gold lacquer producing a slight mirror effect. The cap echoes the bare-legs motif, which the house presents as legs that do as they please.
A launch article distributed by a retailer describes a revival of the silhouette from the Scandal collection, legs thrown up in the air, this time entirely lacquered in glossy gold. The same text describes the masculine counterpart as a dark bottle with rectangular shoulders, revealing a golden juice, whose cap replaces the legs with a crown.
Retailers announce three sizes: 30, 50 and 80 milliliters.