Jousset Parfums Le Gourmand Extrait de Parfum 50ml, Unisex ⚥

An Edible Scent

This is a perfume for those who want to walk around like a luxurious toast.

Not just any toast.
A French one.
With salted butter. Chocolate cream. Hazelnut. A touch of mischief. Lots of style.

Jousset Parfums Le Gourmand Extrait de Parfum is sweet, warm, and completely obsessed with dessert. Released in 2023, it was created by perfumer Jimmy Bodin. The concentration is extrait de parfum, giving it that dense feeling that sits close to the skin, yet still commands presence in the room.

And yes, it means business.

A Bakery Vibe

The first spray is toasted. You get bread, butter, and a pinch of salt. It feels like someone just opened the door to a café in Paris. Then comes the cookie dough. Warm, soft, sweet, and a little dangerous.

The base goes straight to chocolate cream and hazelnut. Think Nutella on warm toast. Think Ferrero Rocher in a black cashmere sweater. Think “I was only going to have a little bite” and then the whole jar is gone.

You get the idea.

The Notes

Top notes: toasted bread, salted butter, salt.
Heart notes: freshly baked cookie dough.
Base notes: chocolate cream, hazelnut.

This is true gourmand. No shy vanilla hiding in the corner. Le Gourmand walks in, orders hot chocolate, and gets the whole table to look up.

When to Wear It?

Fall. Winter. Evening. Rain against the window. Movie on the couch. Dinner that lingers. A date where you want to smell sweet, warm, and a little too confident.

It’s also perfect for making everyday life feel a bit more special. Tuesday might need chocolate. Thursday might need cookie dough. Life is short, and the gym will still be there tomorrow.

To the beach? Choose something lighter.
To the gym? Skip it.
For coffee, flirting, and evening? Absolutely.

For Whom?

Le Gourmand is unisex. It suits anyone who loves sweet, creamy, and edible scents. But in a classic perfume sense, it leans more towards the softly feminine side. It has warmth, sweetness, and a rounded dessert-like body.

At the same time, there’s nothing prim here. The bread, salt, and hazelnut give it a more niche edge. It’s cute, but with teeth.

You’ll love this if you want a perfume that feels cozy, fun, and quite a lot. A little too much, in the best way.

How Long Does It Last?

Le Gourmand has good longevity. On many, it lasts several hours, often around six to nine hours. On clothes, it can linger even longer. Projection is medium to strong, especially at first, and the sillage is noticeable without shouting.

But spray wisely.
This is chocolate cream with confidence.