More about Jean Paul Gaultier Fleur du Mâle
Fleur du Mâle by Jean Paul Gaultier is an aromatic fougere for men, created by Francis Kurkdjian in 2007 as the orange-blossom flanker of the iconic Le Male. Built around a luminous orange-blossom and neroli heart, it opens with green petitgrain and dries down over soothing chamomile and basil for a soapy-clean, intensely floral yet unmistakably masculine signature. A bold, soft-focus white-floral fougere that was far ahead of its time.
Featured Notes
Fleur du Mâle opens with Petitgrain, a heart of Neroli, a base of Chamomile, Basil.
- Top Notes
- Petitgrain
- Heart Notes
- Neroli
- Base Notes
- Chamomile, Basil
Longevity & Projection
Fleur du Mâle by Jean Paul Gaultier offers long-lasting longevity with strong projection, best suited to spring and summer and daytime and the office.
What does Fleur du Mâle smell like?
Fleur du Mâle opens with Petitgrain, develops into a heart of Neroli, and settles into a base of Chamomile, Basil. The top notes lead the first impression, the heart defines its character after a few minutes, and the base is what lingers longest on skin and clothing.
How long does Fleur du Mâle last?
Based on aggregated user reviews, Fleur du Mâle has long-lasting longevity with strong projection. Performance varies with skin chemistry, season and how much you apply, so try a 2 ml or 5 ml decant first to see how it lasts on your skin before committing to a full bottle.
What's similar to Fleur du Mâle?
Fragrances with a similar character include Reflection Man, Néroli Outrenoir, Reflection 45 Man. They share comparable notes and a similar wear experience, so they are a good place to start if you enjoy Fleur du Mâle — and you can sample each as a 2 ml or 5 ml decant side by side before choosing a favourite.
Fleur du Mâle by Jean Paul Gaultier is a fragrance that opens with top notes of Petitgrain, offers long-lasting longevity, projects with strong sillage.



