Vanilla Marble Agonist 2011

I am disappointed. I had hoped for more from this fragrance, which sounds so seductive to me in its notes. But upon spraying, I am hit by an artificial Tiare flower that nearly makes me fall over in shock. I haven't smelled anything like this since I outgrew the teen fragrances of the 80s, and even back then I didn't like it. In this case, thank God, it doesn't last long, but retreats into the background as a synthetically sweet undertone from which the synthetic vanilla unfolds. Immediately, the image of those cardboard air fresheners that can be hung in cars comes to mind. Not that I've ever had one hanging in my car, but I once worked at a gas station where they were available.
In the further course of the fragrance, nothing happens.
Almond, patchouli, tonka bean, sandalwood do not make an appearance, do not say hello, are simply not there. I suspect they forgot to invite them to the party and then didn't bother to correct the guest list.
What a shame, and I assert that there are more complex vanilla fragrances available for less money.