Jean Paul Gaultier Divine

Salt, lily and meringue. It’s an unusual trio, and Divine by Jean Paul Gaultier makes it work.

Lily brings full white petals. Meringue adds an airy, sugared sweetness, lighter than caramel. Then a salty note cuts through, adding a sensation that’s neither citrus nor green, just a surprising contrast next to the sugar and flowers.

That tension is the whole point. If you usually avoid sweet scents, notice that the meringue is more than a background hint. If you enjoy floral gourmands with a twist, the salty edge is what makes Divine special.

A rooftop dinner or a summer evening out is a great match.

3.4 oz, Eau de Parfum.

Meringue fans should also try Lattafa’s Badee Al Oud Noble Blush. For creamy white flowers from the same house, there’s So Scandal. Discover more Jean Paul Gaultier.