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Discover the ingredients of Le Male Elixir

MORE NATURAL
PRODUCTS

Since 2022, the House has opted for more natural ingredients. This means new formulas comprising 90% of ingredients of natural origin. We have set higher standards than those required by law. In fact, although the EU has already banned the use of over 1,300 ingredients in cosmetics, we have decided to go even further. Therefore, we will no longer use certain ingredients suspected of having a negative impact on human and environmental health.

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REFILL
AND GO

Economical and effective, refills have become ubiquitous. In 2021, Scandal pour Homme became our first fragrance with a refillable bottle. In 2023, Divine joined the range of refillable fragrances. Our eco-designed refills generate significant savings in terms of glass, plastic and much more. Lover of perfume and the environment? Impossible is not in Gaultier’s vocabulary.

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OUR NEW LOOK
PACKAGING

JPG Parfums is reducing the impact of its packaging, with its ecodesign and a preference for cardboard recycling. Gift sets no longer contain any plastic and are made from FSC* (Forest Stewardship Council) cardboard. Their size has been reduced as much as is necessary to both contain and protect products. Gift set packaging designs, inspired by the House's signature creations, are made using an eco-ink, containing no polluting or controversial materials. Perfume cases are made exclusively from FSC* (Forest Stewardship Council) cardboard and 100% recyclable cellophane in France. This will also be the case in Europe by 2025. Plastic packs (shower gels, sprays, balms, lotions, etc.) will eventually contain 50% recyclable plastic. These alternatives will gradually be extended to our new ranges and best sellers.

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The Group's 2030 ESG Agenda, aligned with major international standards, is based on two key commitments:

  • Helping limit the increase in global temperature to 1.5°C by 2030
  • Achieve zero net emissions by 2050

This agenda is based on identifying the 5 material areas with the greatest impact on the planet, people and development (pictos).