Black Agent Pascal Morabito

The first impression after spraying is true to its name: a strong presence of the black agent! It is powerful and dark, dense, multilayered, and balanced. But it immediately reveals its true, much gentler nature. A bergamot-fresh, almost cool breeze emerges, lightly spiced with a bit of pink pepper, giving it a slightly bitter-fruity touch. After the initially bold gesture, this is really pleasant and likable.

Soon the fragrance becomes warmer, and soft incense appears. Initially very compact, a delicate rose note unfolds, adding something sweet to the scent. Only directly on the skin does the agent remain as spicy, earthy, and darkly woody as at first.

Over time, the fine rose-incense transforms into a bright vetiver-incense that continues to stay soft and gentle. After a few hours, the fragrance takes on a vanilla-floral note reminiscent of an old cognac.

Vetiver-blonde, incense-blonde, and not at all silly, but rather quite sophisticated: sometimes Black Agent, sometimes Undercover Blonde! A beautiful unisex winter fragrance, especially for going out. Sillage and longevity are above average: present, but not intrusive. Overall, Black Agent gives a high-quality impression.