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So Scandal!
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So Scandal! by Jean Paul Gaultier is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2020, this composition was created by Fabrice Pellegrin and Daphné Bugey.
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The next day I went to a perfumerie to test fragrances and then bought So Scandal by JPG. I liked it a lot from the start: it opens sweet with a tiny acidic touch of raspberry. It’s a white floral, one of those I adore. Neroli, orange blossom, and jasmine with raspberry give a pretty result, richer with that creamy soft milk. It smells refined yet cheerful, and the performance is wonderful. The last great flanker in the Scandal line.
I indicate I have the first version. On my skin, it lasts 7 to 8 hours with an initial moderate projection of one hour, then close to the skin. With my knowledge and my fragrances, it seems more like a flanker of My Way than Scandal. It’s a My Way with a fruity raspberry tone. Delicious, as I love My Way and it’s a lifetime fragrance, but I expected something more substantial with So Scandal, as it has no comparison with the other scents in the line. It’s fruity, creamy, with white flowers standing out, especially the neroli. Delicious, beautiful presentation, but would I buy it again? No, it doesn’t distinguish itself from others.
I went to a retail store for reviews and my love for the original Scandal. The saleswoman applied it; two sprays and a beautiful scent that wafted through the air. Love at first sniff. Fresh at the start, with the raspberry not very noticeable, then a soft bed of powerful neroli, and finally a shy hint of the original. Sometimes I couldn’t detect it, but when I moved my hands, I found it. I knew I needed it. Two days later, having dinner with friends, I was wearing my jacket due to the cold. As I got into the car, I sensed a very familiar fruity and sweet aroma. I got home and realised: it was on my wrist, not from the perfume I wore that night. I remembered that the day I tested So Scandal I was wearing that jacket, and yes, the scent remained intact on the cuff. A marvel. Now I desire it twice as much.
Intensely sweet aroma. The neroli on my skin smells like bad raspberry bubblegum, very plastic, almost fantasy-like. That’s why it’s a no for me.
Smells like assorted fruit gummies, constant but not overwhelming. Very lovely in a sweet treat, but I’m not sure I want to smell like gummies.
Synthetically addictive. It opens powerfully with a plastic-like raspberry, like brand new rubber, then softens slightly before the neroli comes through. It’s striking, sparkling, and feminine. If something smells like synthetic sweet, this is the only one in my collection that I keep in stock.
Is L’INTERDIT THIS? The top notes are pure Scandal, but once it settles, it’s identical to L’Interdit by Givenchy. I know it well; it’s one of my all-time favourites, and the resemblance is tremendous. Is it bad? I don’t know; I like both. It smells like 25% Scandal DNA and 75% L’Interdit. If it weren’t for the raspberry, it would be the same. They share a heart of neroli, orange blossom, and jasmine, so it makes sense. I like it a lot, but if I had to choose a flanker for Scandal, I’d go for something more unique. If you’re not interested in L’Interdit, it’s worth a try.
Wow, overwhelmingly sweet. You get the creamy raspberry all day long, the sharp neroli follows you everywhere, and the trail is tremendous. Forget about clothes; you can’t take it off or wash it out. On skin, it’s sweet and creamy. Yes, it’s a bit synthetic, but it’s addictive. Ideal for nights and cool weather.
I wish the raspberry note lasted longer than the initial spray. On my skin, So Scandal turns into a repulsive tuberose that never stopped annoying me. Nevertheless, I finished the 80ml bottle solely for that incredibly rich yet fleeting explosion. Definitely the most wearable Scandal.
The one that has received the most compliments: richly sweet, not cloying, with good longevity.
Scent of sweetened nardos with a slightly artificial raspberry. At first it was hard to see the relation with my beloved siblings, until I realised its sweetness doesn’t come from honey, but from the flowers where the bee lands and the red fruits in their perfect point, like an ode to spring. On me it has good longevity and sillage; I feel it all the time and it doesn’t evolve much. It’s not complex or scandalous, it’s for day wear in warm periods and perhaps some outings without reaching full formality, but with elegance thanks to the nardos; it will be loved by those who adore white flowers and red fruits. It’s not mature nor childish: it’s jovial like spring. I recommend testing on skin because in my case it was totally different on skin than on paper, it didn’t even seem like the same perfume. I recommend it.
Fruity floral, with bitter orange, a touch of red fruits, middle notes of nardos and a very subtle neroli base. I tried it expecting honey, but there isn’t any. Everything is so well balanced that no single note stands out. It’s a fun, youthful, carefree and extremely feminine scent. It’s addictive, balanced and has good longevity. It reminds me of Scarlet by Cacharel (discontinued since 2010). It has fewer spices than Way by Armani, with a red fruit opening and is much fresher. Almost worth buying blindly. I recommend it for its structure, what it represents, and because it surpasses its line in sillage and performance. Expanding my opinion a few days later: I found the hidden honey behind the fruity flowers. A whole intention of luxury and fun, joviality and elegance. The honey is discreet and fleeting, evolving into a vanilla-almond base, I think sandalwood, with a musk reminiscent of Dior’s Poison. It’s a masterful fusion between My Way, L’Internity, Scarlet, Poison and the soul of Gautier perfumes. I’m amazed at how they fused styles with such coherence. I’m bowled over by its architecture, elegant sillage, longevity and development. Is it original? That’s valued in the personal experience. It’s unpredictable, evolves and settles at three hours. It leaves a trail of vanilla, almond and musk. It’s functional, elegant and fun, easy to associate with memories. Although it serves for any moment, I would reserve it for special occasions.
My reconciliation with nardos. I don’t like My Way, I’m tired of Gucci Bloom, Interdit is too much, Paradoxe is half-way there… But this option is a yes: creamy milky nardos with raspberry. What more could I ask? It moves away from the Scandal concept. Here there’s no honey, it’s totally different.
Not a trace of the familiar DNA. It’s a repeated floral; I feel I’ve heard it in other perfumes before, and on top of that, it gave me a slightly old-fashioned vibe. Neither glorious nor shameful.
For me, it was a no. I ordered it blindly trusting JPG, but the disappointment came at the first sniff: synthetic raspberry that smells like red Halls sweets, followed by pure nard and nothing else. I gave it two more chances in winter and spring and something curious happened: I was chased by countless bees and wasps. I had to wash my neck and wrists, terrible. I don’t hate it entirely, but it has something (the nardos) that I dislike.
I love it, honestly. But it barely lasts. I loved trying it on and they gifted it to me for Christmas… I wish it lasted longer.
First impression: opens with sweet grape and then the white florals emerge, jasmine is the star. Over time, the raspberry appears and blends with a powdery and slightly milky touch. The sillage is heavy, lasts hours, and is a bit overwhelming; I only applied it to my wrists. Its similarity to My Way is undeniable, but its performance is much better; over time it resembles Good Girl Blush. I have liked and been impressed by it; it’s good for everyday wear.
Oh So Scandal, what can I say if you came to change everything? I’m biased, you know. Since I first heard it, it became a canonical event in my life; instant love, nothing like the original which didn’t conquer me. I became so obsessed that now all my perfumes wait their turn, but I always return to So Scandal. The day I use another and think ‘I should have used SS’, I realise its power. Sweet nardos, a touch of acidic raspberry that smells like a light grape juice, magnificent white flowers, and a cosy, powdery base that is simply divine. It makes me happy, lifts my spirits, and makes me feel feminine. I use it day or night; my relationship with it is so strong it pushed everyone else out of my favourites. The only downside: it doesn’t last monstrously long, but that’s fine, so I can re-spray it over and over again 😀 😀 😀 <3 <3
Powerful fragrance with an impressive opening. I detect a citrus touch, the rest is sweet with raspberry. I was surprised by this Scandal flanker; the original didn’t convince me, but So Scandal is something else entirely. It doesn’t feel like L’Interdit or its other derivatives. On my skin, it has good longevity and sillage, and the box with the bottle featuring little legs is gorgeous. I bought it today, applied it, and when my husband arrived, he shouted: ‘You smell delicious!’ That’s all I need.
Super feminine and sexy perfume, smells like sweet fruit. It sticks to skin and clothes until you wash them; I adore it and would always buy it again.
If you’re from Argentina, it’s better to use the Cherry perfume which smells the same.
I was gifted a sample of this perfume and, honestly, I was impressed. I’m not a huge fan of the original Scandal version, but this one I liked. It’s a sweet aroma without being cloying; considering the fruity tones, I think it’s good and versatile. I would definitely buy it.
It’s incredible to me that Maison Alhambra’s So Candid smells less synthetic than this, at the same time.
It’s horribly artificial; on first sniff, I wanted to take it off and forget it. It has nothing to do with L’Interdit; the neroli is very plastic, and the raspberry note or its projection felt extremely artificial. Please try before you buy. On my skin, it felt awful, which may differ for others, but the quality of the raw materials seems poor.
I love the raspberry note it has.
It goes completely off the traditional Scandal line: those hyper-sweet perfumes invaded by honey that I find unbearable. It may have a synthetic raspberry note, but ultimately, it’s a delicious fragrance. It doesn’t remind me of My Way at all. I own both and they have nothing in common. In So Scandal, the neroli is much less prominent, replaced by a playful, sparkling raspberry.
@maimai13 which perfume is Cherry?
I like the fragrance; basically, it smells of white flowers and raspberries. To be honest, the raspberry note is very artificial, but personally, I appreciate that about it. My only issue is that it doesn’t last long on my skin—perhaps just three hours—and it lacks a good trail; you only smell it if someone gets very close. It’s a sweet fragrance I would recommend for autumn, winter, and even spring. Overall, it’s lovely, but I wish it lasted longer on my skin.
I had moved away from the Scandal line because Scandal and Scandal by Night didn’t appeal to me, but I decided to give this version a chance since people say it resembles My Way and L’Interdit. While it does share white florals with both, it’s different. The key lies in the raspberry and that milky phase of So Scandal. Although they don’t list honey or coconut, there is a light honey note (not cloying) combined with coconut and white flowers. The scent is white florals where the NEROLI stands out, mixed with something milky and honeyed. If you don’t like neroli or white florals, consider that in So Scandal they are crafted so well that you might actually enjoy it.
I started with a decant of So Scandal and my novice nose swore it was My Way, but once I tried the full bottle, things changed. My Way is sweet, sticky neroli—the quintessential pretty-girl scent. In So Scandal, the neroli is present in the opening, but as it dries down, the dynamic shifts: it blends with a jasmine note and a touch of orange blossom, all combined with that milky base which lowers the overall sweetness. It’s less sweet than My Way but more potent, with a completely different aura. That’s why I bought the bottle as soon as I could. To me, it’s sexy and bold, with great projection and an 8+ hour longevity. Avoid it in extreme heat or apply it moderately, but for me, it’s a definite yes. If you own one, the other isn’t redundant. So Scandal and My Way have shown me how much I love neroli. Both beautiful, both distinct.
I’ve been loving this perfume for a while; it could be my only one if I had to choose. It was love at first sniff; I thought about it a lot, imagined how it would smell, and luckily it was exactly as I imagined. I see they mention what it resembles, and yes, it’s difficult; it doesn’t resemble any. After knowing it for so long, I can say that for me it’s closer in vibes to perfumes that want to smell like lipstick, but without being so. Those worked neroli with orange blossom and lactones make a smooth and silky blend, very modern, to which they add as the cherry on top some powdery raspberries (I would say more cosmetic than artificial) that make it feminine and sexy, a perfume that dresses you, enveloping, explosive, scandalous. As a colleague says, I also perceive the honey; it’s what sweetens it, but it’s a soft honey, not cloying. I can’t say more; if you don’t dislike neroli, try it and stay until it dries. This perfume was once hated by the widows of Scandal and Scandal by Night, but to me it seems a genius that stands on its own.
I love, adore, am fascinated by this perfume from head to toe and it’s because… finally JPG and mate, what can I say, its longevity and projection are super mega beastly. There is nothing more beautiful and wonderful than this perfume, I LOVE IT.
A super cute and cosy perfume where the raspberry, neroli, and jasmine are very clear. A feminine and beautiful composition, one of those that embrace you.
I couldn’t test it until today when stock was replenished. After having the original Scandal (which I couldn’t tolerate), I can now compare: they literally share the same DNA. It smells very similar, but this is much more tolerable; it drops a gear and is definitely better. It keeps that bitterness that seemed excessive in the original, but here it is softened. It has its charm and is the scent I would recommend instead of the original, which is too much for me. This is perfect: powerful, with personality but wearable. Longevity and trail are maximum.
It’s more in the style of My Way, which I don’t like because it’s too floral, but this SOS Cándala has the DNA of the classic Scandal with neroli, is sweeter when dry, and leans towards the Intense side. It’s rare that although the other two don’t suit me, this one captivates me. In the opening, the raspberry is very noticeable; that’s what sets it apart. The trail is brutal, feminine, and elegant. It has something of Libre Intense too. It seems they threw a bit of each into the mix and the Scandal was born.
I am fascinated!!! It’s sweet and super sexy. I always receive compliments when I wear it. It lasts all day on my skin.
Bought it because it’s being discontinued in Spain and it’s simply gorgeous. Smells of sweet, medicinal, powdery raspberries bathed in neroli and milk. Longevity and projection are top-notch. I find it elegant, with a touch of animalic and a salty edge like Scandal Le Parfum. What a pity that fragrances like this are disappearing…
A feminine scent that, personally, doesn’t quite convince me, not due to poor longevity or projection (quite the opposite), but because it’s not my style. If you prefer fruity florals over citrus, you will surely love it. It performs well in all four seasons, although I prefer the intermediate ones because after a few sprays it tends to become cloying and somewhat invasive. Others will adore it, but I stick with other feminine fragrances.
I already owned the original Scandal and found the last bottle among my mother’s perfumes. I thought I would prefer it because it lacks the licorice that used to make me dizzy, but this one loses the superpower of the other. The scent is wonderful; I thoroughly enjoy this kind of blend: white florals in a creamy format with a hint of strawberry, perfect for humid summers. For me, it’s a pass without drama—a very well-chosen perfume with few flaws.
Beautiful, sweet floral and gourmand. I liked it much more than the classic EDP. It smells honeyed despite honey not being in the notes, and the white floral side is much more prominent. I think this is one of those perfumes you can wear all year round. A marvel.