Agent Provocateur Agent Provocateur 2000

Agent Provocateur was one of those classic blind buys, based on what felt like 100 read Parfumo reviews and a very tempting price-performance combo. Arriving yesterday, I was extremely curious, as polarizing scents are a particular pläsir of mine. First impression: this is Opium's piggy pink sister! Whereby the haptic superfine bottle is a total misdirection, with pink-lovely-powdery Agent Provocateur has not the slightest thing to do. It doesn't even want to. The top note pops in any case spicy-herbaceous, as I find, and was for me not at all assignable. Anything but pleasant. Rather putzmittelscharf and just tart. Mentally, I was already thinking about how many coins I could sell this thing to the community in the souk. On the other hand I knew, well, he and I, we will need time. AP doesn't polarize so fiercely for nothing.

In the heart note then suddenly something flowery, more pleasing opens up, probably the rose. Interestingly, has been present on my skin (wrist test overnight) left the rose, right the herbaceous. So much for individual skin chemistry ;-). By the way, my skin is normally a scent eater, quite a few scents are hardly noticeable on me after a few hours at most. AP has easily survived until the next morning. The base I would then even classify as unisex, soapy-clean and there issie yes again, the opium DNA, of which I do not know where it comes from.

Conclusion: I like it. This is a fragrance that is probably severely underrated. Complex enough to develop some edges, beastmode as far as longevity and sillage go, interesting. Those who like it super pleasing probably won't enjoy it. One of the fragrances that demand great entrée