Gaultier Divine Elixir

Not a fan of the original and intense version, as they're pretty close together. None of them had the projection I hoped for and expected from a Gaultier fragrance tbh. The Elixir however stays and has more presence than the previous ones, which I love. This is the denser, more voluptuous older sister out of he three. She's sexy, but not too much in your face. She has an erotic appeal without being cheap. She's seductive, she's expensive, she knows what she wants - and gets it. The bottle design is iconic and I love the dark juice in it. The ingredients list seems different on every page, so let's stick to what I can smell. The opening has a fruity character, without being tart or fresh. It does smell of a salty, subdued citrus. This impression fades quickly to make room to a creamy white floral heart that is intertwined with soft Tonka. Which gives the entire scent the substance to stand on. The salt is perceivable throughout the entire development. On my skin it feels beachy, sweaty in the way possible. Imagine you've been intimate with someone and you're glistening in the evening sun on the beach. He will remember you, you're not the holiday fling, you're the thought he can't get put of his head. I think overall this is a solid release that you can wear year round, would be cautious on humid and warm climate, because that's how this fragrance developed intensely. The Sillage is Def. Noticeable and longevity from 8-12h, longer even on clothing. I love the whiff every now and then that radiates off my skin. Most fragrances I get anosmic to after a few hours. Divine elixir will remind you that she's still there. Not a safe blond buy, but worth the try!

I am so happy with this parfum! I really love the original Divine on paper but sadly on my skin it develops a very unpleasant undertone and I cannot wear it. This however works perfectly, so I can wear it in peace and enjoy the original DNA. :) I agree with everyone that warns that the sea notes do not bring any freshness, it is a super sweet fragrance. Personally I love it, but you must take into account that Scandal is one of my favourite fragrances EVER. In my opinion it is a lot more sophisticated than Scandal, more elegant and actually very well balanced. Just like Scandal, I would never wear this in the office, in my opinion it is way too sexy for that, but it is a wonderful option for special occasions especially in the winter. My husband also likes it a lot, so maybe it will be my winter weekend fragrance. Quentin Bisch did it again, wonderful creation! UPDATE: Unfortunately I have been testing it a little more and as soon as the weather is a bit warmer or I run around a little bit and get warm I start to feel the weird egg/pee smell that is very very unpleasant :( Make sure you test this more than once!! What I did eventually is that I got a small travel size and then I can spray it a bit on clothes on my hair in the winter, but I won't take the chance with it on my skin, brrrrrr

love! A slightly salty creamy, coconut-eque, vanilla meringue on me with the tuberose being less “tuberose” and more “a bouquet of strong white florals” I am pleased I can just about detect the ylang ylang sprig in this bouquet, one of my favourite notes. I can still smell calypsone too - even though it’s not listed. Elicits the exact image of biting into the top, watery parts of a watermelon. An amazing mix of notes to promote femininity, sun, seduction and crème. Whilst it is heavy and projects far, I have to go against the grain and say this is a summer perfume imo. All the notes make me think of a summer thrills in the dark and whilst a slightly gross sidenote, this smells really good (and still lasts) when I’m sweating in high humid English heat. When I’m sweating I really get the vanilla, tonka, white florals and ylang whereas the salt takes a back seat. My skin projection is rubbish (oh the joys of eczema), so luckily I don’t end up suffocating myself or those around me, I can very much see why people with cooperative skin would wear this for winter, it’s strong! A new one for my hall of fame, perfect for meeting with my girlfriends for a gossip or dressing up for a date with myself.

How many boring people with too much free time to put absurd comparisons in the "Remember Me of" section. Divine was born from the hands of the exceptional Quentin Bisch and as many of his creations are not for everyone, in fact my partner hates these fragrance lines, he says that it smells like egg white, certainly that salty note and combined with the merengue can give that vibe, I do not know that molecule or chemical aroma will be, but in my skin it is enhanced and it lasts a lot, I yes I am a fan of the line being Intense my favorite so far, I love that note of yellow flowers in it. for those protesting about the model or model of the campaign it seems that they are not usual of Gaultier I am against everything woke but Gaultier of a lifetime has been well irreverent and daring with his proposals, campaigns and so on, so if you don't like the product, you do not consume it will not affect him. On the other hand Divine it is perfectly unisex and I generally do not find that smells have gender, as the great Jean-Claude Ellena said with Shalimar "if I like it I wear it" besides that by its notes Divine can be perfectly used by a man who is not afraid of some floral note.

)One of the best releases I’ve smelled recently. This fragrance is truly amazing — a sweet, sexy floral-amber composition that feels confident, feminine, and very captivating. The tuberose is creamy, lush, and beautifully intoxicating, wrapped in warm amber and tonka bean that give the scent depth and sensuality. It has a magnetic, elegant presence that feels both glamorous and comforting at the same time. It’s the kind of perfume that makes you feel noticed without trying too hard. There is also a salty accord running through the fragrance. While it adds uniqueness and a modern twist, it makes the scent slightly unusual. Fortunately, it isn’t very strong — but personally, I would have preferred the fragrance without it, as the floral-amber sweetness is already stunning on its own. Overall, this is a bold yet wearable perfume that feels luxurious, feminine, and seductive in a sophisticated way. A beautiful choice for anyone who loves rich floral ambers with strong character and presence. Longevity: very good Projection: noticeable but not overwhelming Mood: sexy, confident, radiant

The new Gaultier Divine Elixir is an absolutely gorgeous fragrance, I really love this one. I find that it's a very different experience on the paper compared with on skin. On the paper, you really get that bubblegum tuberose, but on skin something magical happens. As I was walking the dogs this morning, giving it its first full day wear, I could smell or perhaps more accurately, sense wafts of all these delicious but different notes gliding in and out of my aura. At one point it felt like I was smelling Rouge Saray by Atelier des Ors - a warm, sweet and inviting vibe, deep and resinous scent. Then again, there's a lightness to it that floats all around you. After the first hour or so, it's not exactly tuberose I smell, even though it's very present. It's not exactly salty either, although it does behave like the way a sea breeze blows against your face, cooling you down on a hot day. This is truly magical, delicious and delectable. I only bought a 50ml bottle, but am seriously considering getting the 200ml refill because I love this.

I already love Divine so I blind bought this and initially I thought I was being duped with the same juice. That calipsone/melon note is so powerful to my nose. They smelt the exact same to me with the same top/middle notes imo, but then the difference started to show up in the dry down. Whereas Divine stays quite bright and fresh, this dries down to a warmer, salty vanilla/coconut. A little reminiscent of playdoh on my skin, whilst the calypsone note still lingers in the air. They are still very similar to each other on me in terms of silage and longevity though (several hours). This doesn’t last longer on me than divine does. I need to road test this more to determine which one I like best because right now I can’t decide. This one is taking the lead. It makes be nervous to fall in love with a flanker because they are usually the first to get booted, so that’s probably where my apprehension lies 😅

It’s bit stronger version of Le Parfum mixed with the original Divine. It’s beautiful but definitely not groundbreaking. I have fallen in love with both OG and LP the moment I’ve smelt them and for some reason I thought this one is going to be even more fascinating and alluring version. So of course I went for a full bottle the moment it was available in the UK. Wanted to buy a refill too, but wasn’t available at that moment (and boy, am I happy about that). I’ve received a miniature with my purchase and was super excited to try it. Safe to say if you have the first two, you don’t need this one 🤣 It lasts ages, but it’s nothing new. I like it, I’m not going to return it but I feel disappointed 😂 If that’s your first Divine, you’ll probably love it. Definitely suitable for nights out and date nights. Got lots of compliments on the very first day I used the mini.

This doesn’t smell how l’d imagined it would, definitely going to be a grower. Give it a few days and I bet I’ll love it. Smells a bit more “unisex” than I was expecting . I can’t tell what notes this is from or why. It must be the sea, salt and patchouli. But everything is blended so incredibly well. I fear I may not be the perfect target audience for this. I love Scandal Le Parfum and was sort of expecting something in-between that and Olympea in a way. (It’s nothing like that but I can truly appreciate the scent profile of this) it’s very floral, fresh and powdery with an almost woody base.

I somehow found this on a cruise of all places. I bought her blind since I’ve been dying to try it. JPG is about the only one I feel comfy buying blind anymore. She is AMAZING. I’m a huge fan of Divine le parfum, but I actually like elixir more. They’re very similar, but elixir has a more rich scent to her. I don’t necessarily smell a specific note that causes that, but I assume maybe it’s the tonka bean. She lasts FOREVER, too. Like forever and my nose doesn’t go blind to it. If you like any of the other Divine’s, I would have a hard time thinking you wouldn’t love this one.

I don't like this as much as the other two Divines, but it's still gorgeous. Definitely has the DNA of its predecessors, but isn't a carbon copy - this definitely has its own identity. Probably not as suitable for day wear, but I still think this could work year-round. Unless your summers are actually like the inside of an oven. It's too bad the ratings on this will never reflect reality. I wish people could just be normal and objective instead of messing up data due to their little baby culture war feelings.

I want to try this so bad it physically pains me! I can’t find any info on when/if she’ll be released in the states. I’m also giggling at the sNoWfLaKeS in the comments upset about a trans creator showcasing this on her TikTok page. I say “showcase” because I have yet to see an actual ad with Dylan in it like they’re crying about. I’ve actually yet to see Dylan post anything about Divine Elixir, to be more specific. 🙄 Anywho, dying to try this one bc Divine le parfum is my all time favorite.

I’ll be honest, the bottle design completely drew me in, just like La Belle did. But Divine Elixir didn’t just win me over with its look—I’m genuinely obsessed. It opens with a subtle salty freshness that makes it stand out right away, but it quickly melts into something much warmer and richer. As it settles, the base becomes smooth, with a soft gourmand warmth that feels almost like tonka or vanilla lingering on the skin. I keep reaching for it—it’s quickly becoming a favorite👌💐

I'm really charmed by this fragrance... It may be my skin chemistry but it truly does smell divine on me, reminds me of warm summery days, the sea breeze and luxury. What really surprised me it's how long I can detect it on my clothes; whole day at ease, I sprayed once on my blanket in the living room and after 3 days I can still smell it! Deeply in love and made me curious about other divine flankers as I have not tried them before.

This is love at first Whiff!! I randomly smelled this at Sephora and it instantly stood out to me how gorgeous this scent is! And rightfully named DIVINE! Memorable, someone said it had an egg note, I say it’s more milky! But it works, very elegant, sensual, gourmand but mature, I’m so in love I keep smelling myself over and over again. Very sexy! So glad I bought it.

Marine and citrus accords evoke a reminiscence of summer holidays — the salt settling on the skin feels sensual and sun-kissed. Over time, the fragrance transforms into a creamy, warm composition, highlighted by the sweetness of vanilla and the smoothness of ylang-ylang. A long-lasting skin scent. A successful flanker.

I couldn’t stop buying divine edp and divine le parfum each time, but now i have found the perfect mixture of both lmao. Next time i m only getting a refill of that one instead. Edit ; i don’t know why in the dry down it turns out « plasticky » and « resinous ». While opening was pleasing. Such a let down.

It smells wonderful on paper, so I went to the stote to buy it today. However, I wasn't sure whether to get the *Le Parfum* or the *Extrait*, so I tried both on my skin—one on each arm—and went for a walk. I never went back to buy it; on my skin, both of them smell like pee. What a disappointment.

Tested on my wrist last week, and my jacket still kinda smells of it. I loved the different layers it kept revealing and couldn't stop thinking of buying it. Today finally I got my hands on it and couldn't be happier. Rich, sexy, mesmerizing fragrance with an impressive longevity. Love it.

So so so GOOD! Very heavy with the Tonka, this leans very unisex, extremely potent too, I picked up a 100ML bottle today on holiday. Not redundant if you own Divine EDP or Divine Le Parfum. Definitely test before you buy though as it’s certainly very strong.