Scandal In Paris is a provocative perfume depicting a scandalous, liberal woman in the pictures, both resolute and provocative. His philosophy is the same as his predecessor. Scandal In Paris sounds like a manifesto of freedom. “We wanted to re-connect with the spirit of the fashion house Jean-Paul Gaultier, a terrible fashion child who combines luxury, popularity and sense of humor,” says Johanna Worth, deputy director of the Mazarine agency, a source of advertising for the scandal. “Today, women are free, have two lives, two jobs. We do not know if a young woman is a journalist or an escort, everyone imagines what she wants. But it must have been a bit shocking, not a little shy. It is a manifesto of the freedom to be yourself. ” It’s more than just perfume, it’s a creation aimed at women: no matter what they think others, the key is to follow their own path, enjoy life and live more and more. At the purely olfactory level, this results in the success of three tasty ingredients, gradually warming up to achieve a more sensual sensuality. Designed by Daphne Bugey, Scandal In Paris rushes first to a green, juicy and light power scent. Meanwhile, his heart enriches one of the most famous women’s perfume flowers: jasmine. Rich and luminous, it begins the path of seduction. The background of the scandal in Paris is becoming more bold, focusing on the whole sweetness of honey.