Agent Provocateur is the original signature eau de parfum of the London lingerie house, launched in 2000 and created by perfumer Christian Provenzano. A dark, sensual floral chypre, it opens with spicy saffron and magnolia, blooms into a heart of rose, jasmine and gardenia over earthy vetiver, and settles into a warm, animalic base of cedar, amber and musk, all in the famous pink porcelain egg-shaped bottle. It has notes of saffron, magnolia, rose, jasmine, gardenia, vetiver, cedar, amber and musk.
From the brand - "Indulge in Agent Provocateur's award winning Signature fragrance. A modern classic combining pure saffron oil from India, Moroccan rose oil, Egyptian jasmine, French magnolia oil, amber and musk."
Agent Provocateur Reviews
Fragrantica - "Magnificent. Explosive spicy notes calmed down by flowers and all embraced by musk. Excellent quality ingredients. An original. A scent you can't forget."
Fragrantica - "...I'm in love with this but it is not a run of the mill Rose. It's not a jammy rose but a dusty boudoir rose. ... It's Agent provocateur bottled. ..."
Fragrantica - "A really great, mature, beautiful, dark rose. After trying dozens of rose perfumes, this is a standout. ... It's stunning and I loved wearing it."
Fragrantica - "quite a lovely chypre-ish rose smell. ... The drydown is so fab, it takes on a more pastel-powdery facet (like the colour of the bottle!). ..."