No. 100 perfume inspired by Jean Paul Gaultier - Classique 2 ml

French Perfume No. 100 - Inspired by Jean Paul Gaultier Classique - oriental femininity

"French Perfume No. 100, inspired by Jean Paul Gaultier Classique, is a distinctly feminine, sensual and elegant composition, long considered an icon in the world of perfumes. The fragrance opens with a vibrant blend of star anise, pear, orange blossom, mandarin, rose and bergamot, giving the scent a fresh and light feel. A rich floral heart of iris, orchid, ylang-ylang, tuberose and rose is revealed, complemented by the sweetness of plum and the spiciness of ginger. The base has warmth and depth, with vanilla, amber, musk, cinnamon and sandalwood giving it an oriental, sensual character.

It is a fragrance for confident women who want to accentuate their elegance and seductive charm.

The notes of French perfume No 100:

• Top notes: star anise, pear, orange blossom, mandarin, rose, bergamot
• Middle notes: iris, orchid, plum, ylang-ylang, ginger, tuberose
• Base notes: amber, musk, vanilla, cinnamon, sandalwood

Why choose French perfume No 100?

• Inspired by the timeless and iconic Jean Paul Gaultier Classique fragrance.
• An oriental-floral composition that combines freshness and deep sensuality.
• The perfect fragrance for confident and elegant women
• A long-lasting fragrance perfect for colder days
• Suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions.

Who for?

• For elegant and sensual women
• For those who love oriental-floral compositions
• For women who want to stand out and emphasise their personality
• Those looking for a fragrance for both day and evening

When will it work best?

• Autumn - it will accentuate the warmth and envelop you on colder days
• Winter - to add sensuality and elegance during evening outings
• For daytime - the perfect choice to feel confident and feminine
• Evening - perfect for dates, meetings or elegant outings

*the photo on the left is for comparison purposes only.

The discolouration of fragrances is a natural process caused by exposure to light or heat, as well as the ageing process of fragrances. Discolouration usually does not affect the quality of the fragrance.