Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle

Whenever I tidy my dresser, half the perfume bottles I'm using at the time go in a drawer. Agent Provocateur (the original), Eau Emotionelle, and L'Agent are the three I always leave out. They look so pretty as a group, especially next to the black bottles of Keiko Mecheri's Attar des Roses and Habanita by Molinard that I have displayed permanently, too. My 3 year old niece came up to my bedroom a few months ago and asked to try on one of my "fumes". Based on the bottle alone, she chose EE. I was happy because I knew that it was nice and light... and that it would smell good on her! I really love the packaging of AP perfumes because the bottles each reflect the type of scent contained therein. Eau Emotionelle has a lacy design that represents the airiness of the light, but intricate scent. Now my niece comes each week, and putting on EE is one of the first things she likes to do when she arrives. She can even spray it herself, as I taught her to make sure the nozzle faces away from her face and towards the back of her hand. I only let her spray once, then I let her spray my arms a couple times. I adore my niece. She's beautiful, and girly like me, but with a fearlessly independent and communicative streak like me, too! We just hang around in a lovely cloud of EE for hours, doing baby yoga, playing guitar, reading, and watching fairy tales on youtube. Prior to babysitting her at my home, I only used EE to spray my lingerie drawer once in a while in summer, or if I have a bad cold in the winter and don't want to use any strong perfumes since I can hardly smell anything anyways. I initially bought it because it was dirt cheap and I liked the reviews. I always liked it... but now that it reminds me so much of my niece and the wonderful times we have... I LOVE IT! I should buy 2 more bottles, one for backup and one to give her years from now. The scent is a bit of fresh green, with sweet floral and dry herbal notes. Clean and joyful, but with a whisper of innocence.

Much more Peacemaker than Provocateur to my senses. Emotional? Yes, but one of contentment. Ease. Affection. It lacks the passion of the original, and that's just fine with me...at times. The original holds your arms over your head in the heat of a pleasurable moment. It invades your senses. Eau Emotionelle walks with you hand in hand in the park. Smiles. Comments on your pretty summer dress. Listens while you talk. A gentle, caring, fragrant friend. The notes do not all present to me. I smell a persistent coriander dusted magnolia from beginning to end. A beautiful vetiver, prominent musk and white tea note, done exceptionally well. I can detect the pink pepper, but only on the top. At no point in the development of this composition due I detect gardenia, ylang-ylang, amber or osmanthus. They're all notes I love, but they are not missed here by me. Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle is perfect as is. Friendly, feminine and perfectly peaceful.

Androgynous 50ies pin-up Narciso. I am so pleasantly surprised by this! There are some negative reviews, but this is really very nice. It has the same quality of musk as Narciso for her EDP (tall pink bottle) with a tea/aromatic overlay instead of peach/rose. Such a nice, refreshing take on musk. I feel like a pin-up wearing this. Back in the day women used to wear aromatics, now I feel cool and androgynous, totally modern. It is more of a retro wink, than an actual dated smell. It is actually quite strong, but much more wearable then the OG. It has the same feel as the OG, herbal sexy chypre, but I prefer this by far. Lasts all day on me with quite big sillage the first hours. I did overspray because it seems a subtle scent but I had to open the car window so it definitely has presence. If you can find it, get it!

Eau Emotionelle captures everything I love about this house: fiercely sexy “neo-vintage” compositions, attractive packaging, and ridiculously low prices for the quality and uniqueness of their fragrances. It easily competes with Parfums Gres for what I think are the best budget-friendly fragrances that punch far above their weight. (However, I don't see any similarity between this one and my signature scent, Gres Cabaret.) The textured musk and coriander lead the compositions, with a chorus of supporting notes featuring magnolia, white tea, black currant, and rosemary. It’s complex and sultry without being heavy–good for intriguing the people around you or for feeling minxy during any occasion.

This is an all time favourite of mine. It’s an absolutely beautiful, sexy scent. It’s an airy pink musk, it leaves a very ethereal and very feminine scent trail like no other. It is a pink fragrance that smells a little bit rosy however not in a typical rose or peony fashion, I think it’s the magnolia giving this impression. It’s ever so light and a little bit spicy. It dries down to a soft feminine skin scent that lasts for hours. I think this is a man killer, it’s irresistible in my experience. I love wearing this fragrance and I’m devastated that it has been discontinued like many of my other all time favs.

AP's Eau Emotionnelle was everything I had hoped it would be, and more! Some have described it as weak or watery, but I don't find this to be the case! This is not a "blast-you-in-the-face" fume, nor is it intended to be. The scent is simple (yet complex), feminine (yet not overwhelmingly so), and incredibly versatile. This frag is really quite intoxicating to me; wearing it *almost* makes me hot for myself ;) Staying power is great on me, and my dry skin tends to gobble up scents rather quickly. Others must move in closer to catch a whiff, which I can see leading to some very intriguing possibilities...

I agree, this is quite different than the other creations in AP line. This lady is full of emotions, she is vulnerable. The scent is not animalic or somewhat I can call sexy. To me it is quite green and innocent. One of the best tea scents I have tried, spiced with coriander & rosemary, brightened with jasmin and magnolia. Strong vetiver and amber prevent it to be a floating scent, it is rather grounded and a bit old fashioned in a good way. Staying power is good and scent becomes better and better as it dries down. This is a keeper in my collection and I think spring will be the best season to wear it.

Like all the Agent Provocateur fragrances I own, AP Eau Emotionnelle falls into a category I like to call “neo-vintage.” It has a timeless, feminine vibe. It's vintage without being too dated, nor does it contain old-school aldehydes (which make me smell like a nursing home). It's a full-bodied composition. The middle notes are a bit soapy, but in an appealing way. The top notes give it some beautiful texture and the base notes are light but provide a stable foundation. To me, AP Eau Emotionnelle is a sexy, confident, feminine scent with a unique sense of style– like many AP fragrances.

This is one of my all time favourite perfumes for working and studying. To me it's very aromatic and I think the rosemary in it is especially unusual and helps me to focus. It also has really good longevity and I can usually detect it all day even after just one spray. It feels a bit odd to be wearing a perfume that's branded as "sexy" when I want to be serious, but that's how I perceive it. I can also see how this might be perceived as being sexy though, but sexy in a vintage ladylike Chanel No 5 sort of way.

Update! I just figured out my fiance goes CRAZY when i wear this fragrance. I don't think that he realizes it, but whenever I wear this to bed...well let's just say I wake up with a smile on my face. lol I never really smelled any similarities between this and SJP Lovely, but that's the only other fragrance I wear that makes him bury his face in my neck. So I don't smell it, but i guess it's there!

This is a powdery, lightly floral white tea fragrance through and through. Tea is top with coriander, a hint of rosemary, the reminder of the smell of pepper without the bite or sneeze quality/without the spice, musk, and some osmanthus. This is a tea fragrance if you like tea and a tea fragrance you may like if you don't like tea fragrances.

This smells like a lingerie store, or at least that's what I think of when sniffing. The initial spray is a bit off putting, with a blast of white tea, rosemary, and a hint of magnolia...quite a strange combination. Then it quickly calms so a pretty delicate magnolia and pink pepper surrounded by musk and supported by a quiet base of vetiver.

well i smelled lots of perfums,but this is a sexy stuff definatelly!!!.i will keep it only for the moments when i am with someone special,if u know what i mean;)............mmmm i am gonna buy bigger bottle i love the smell.One of my favourites ,two thumbs up!veeeeeery seductive smell and also veeery long lasting

It’s a lovely light aromatic musky perfume. Coriander, white tea, and musk dominate the overall smell, putting the florals only cheerleading in the background. It’s quite sexy without being dirty like the original AP.

I prefer this to the original Agent Provocateur perfume, which I find more soapy. This is lighter and fresher, a little sweet with the rosemary and white tea, but still sultry and longlasting.

delightful little gem. This one sticks on my skin for more than a day (don't know why). It is soft, optimistic en friendly. Somehow I like the AP flankers better than the originals. Strange.

I don’t know what to say other than I looooove soooo much. It’s going to be hard to find another fragrance for myself that compares!

I love it. It's a very characterful, strong and heavy perfume. I would recommend it for those who are above 30.

I always had good feelings about agent provocateur perfumes,they seem to be original,high quality and reasonably priced but unfortunately they're very difficult to find in my country and almost nobody knows they even exist.recently I found two of them and I decided to choose eau emotionnelle as my first experience with this brand as I love musk and magnolia and it was very cheap(3.4oz tester was 30$) so even if I didn't like it I wouldn't loose much Yesterday I received my AP eau emotionnelle and I couldn't wait to try it.I really like their egg shaped bottles and I wish they continue to make their fumes in such bottles,their similar shape but different colors and patterns encourages people to collect them and I also decided to find them all(even by ordering from foreign countries and collect them) though my first experience with this brand wasn't a hit As I spray it I can pickup magnolia but it's blended with herbal/aromatic/spicy notes.I think I'm smelling coriander and white tea.it's definitely original.I've never smelled anything similar but I can't say that I like it.it had a green/herbal quality and I highly dislike herbal scents.well I don't really dislike it here,but I don't like it either.I usually love perfumes with black or green tea notes but this is quite different(I'm a tea addict but I've never tried white tea so I don't know whether it smells true to life or not) After couple of minutes it's spicy,aromatic aspects calm down(but don't fully fade) and it becomes pleasant.on my skin,it's a light floral green(mostly magnolia and tea)with just a touch of herbal,spicy,aromatic twist.it can make a great fragrance for spring,summer day wear because it's light,clean and fresh and while being easy to wear and quite ageless,is different from typical watery fruit juices out there known as spring,summer fragrances 30 minutes after application I start to like it because aromatic spices are gone and notes that I was looking forward to smelling,musk and vetiver,showup.I could love this combination of clean musk,vetiver,magnolia(and other light flowers) and a hint of herbal tea and spices lingering beneath them but unfortunately by this time it's too weak to be enjoyable.I can only smell this Devine scent when I stick my nose to my skin and after an hour I even can barely smell this light skin scent by sniffing closely.it's almost gone! Most musky florals are very long lasting on my skin so I was shocked to see it doesn't stay more than 2 hours on me(and it's very light and faint in more than half of this two hour) sometimes my nose is problem not the perfume,for example I had such a problem with Cartier la panther legere,but after couple of wearings it was solved.now I can smell it on myself for a whole day and it's among my top favorites.I wish such a thing to happen with eau emotionnelle too.it's very different from what I usually buy and I don't have anything similar in my collection If you'd like a very light musky woodsy floral with a peppery,herbal,aromatic twist to make it refreshing and original give this one a try.it's very inoffensive as well as being intresting.delicate and feminine also has a sharp formal classy edge.it smells like a niche perfume I once tested but I can't remember it's name now i'm not a fan of It's first 20 mins and it's veryyy weak in longevity and sillage on me,still I'm happy to have it.I think it's going to grow on me and it's going to be good friend of mine.I really enjoy warm powdery scent that is sitting on my skin now(though veryyyy faint) P.s: unlike many reviwes I can't detect rose in it. Edit: This herbal white tea,coriander,pepper,rosemary thing seems to be highly addictive! When I first tried it I thought not bad ,but not my type.I'll probably wear this one,once in a blue moon but since owning it I'm craving this babe almost everyday! I take my morning shower then spray this right after shower,sit and drink my morning tea(I used to love very sugary jasmine tea whole my life but since wearing it,I crave a herbal lemon green tea which I've also recently bought).APEE makes me feel calm,clean,relaxed and refreshed ready to srart a lovely spring day My first review and complains about it's weakness seems like a joke now.ofcourse still when I smell it closely I feel it's light but there's no need to smell it closely as I usually do with while testing other perfumes.I can easily smell it around me as I do my daily works and I love it when I can catch wiffs of my perfume without trying hard to smell it and I never knew I love magnolia this much.fragrant magnolia and other flowers mingles with spicy herbal tea for a while and gradually come closer to skin and turn to a sweeter,creamy scent of flowers,musk and woods It's not heavy by any means.APEE is light and vibrant and never radiates furthur than an arm's lentgh but it's not weak and faint either.at least I can easily smell and enjoy it during first hour while I can't smell lots of heavier scents myself whitout smelling my skin I'm very happy with my blindbuy and have made a firm decision to buy as much as AP perfumes I can

I reviewed this not too long ago (below), but after having worn it several times now I wanted to expand my review to give more information. This comes from a decant with a generous sprayer, so it was like 4 regular sprays. That might have affected how I perceived it this time, but I think it's fairly consistent. This really makes an excellent bedtime scent, which is what I've mostly used it for. I'm actually really surprised it doesn't get more love on this site. It's a very clean, lightly sensual scent that's really not sweet at all. Any sweetness comes from the flowers, not from any gourmand or fruity influence. It's not very complex, but it is very beautifully classic. I feel that this is a perfect first "grown up" scent for a young woman. I can imagine a sophisticated young lady (or one who wants a boost of confidence) wearing this to her first day at her first professional job, and making it into her office scent. Or it would be great for a brainy university student. It's a lovely balance of musk and floral without any of the skank or cat piss of the original AP (which I love in moderation). Definitely it dries down just on the edge of soapy, but only because of the musky floral notes. I don't detect any sharp aldehydes. This review was written without the notes in front of me, so that might be an interesting detail. Further development reveals a bit of woods and deeper nuances. It certainly could, in the drydown, be a "skin-but-better" scent. A very very lovely and underrated fragrance. 4/5 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sept 2018 Finally got the samples sent to me 2 years ago by my Fragrantica fam! And a new phone so the internet actually connects, so time to catch up on reviews. This is definitely in the AP family. It's fairly heavy on the musk, and florals. But it's very feminine and wearable while being light. I can see this being an everyday scent for someone who wants a scent on the sexy side of innocent. I rated it as a like, though it's on the "love" side of like, if that makes sense. I am testing it in Haiti without fan or AC, in 85-90-degree temps, and it think it works quite well in this environment without being overbearing. Then again, I don't mind overbearing, so take that with a grain of salt. Overall, a very very lovely scent with modest performance from what I can tell at first test.

There must be something wrong with my nose. At first spray i got patchouli, and lots of it !? My first thought was "Tom Ford White Patchouli, oh nooooooo" :( ! TF WP is all screechy chemicals on me, and lots of patchouli in other fragrances turns really mediciney/ chemical on me. I get that exact same feeling with Eau Emotionnelle, but there isn't supposed to be any patch in this? I'm confused... But wait a minute... as the first blast of chemicals went away, pretty quickly, it started to soften. When it settled down, it became soft, subtle, and slightly spicy. I have only tried this once, will update later how it behaves. For now, i really like it though, after the initial top notes fade away. EDIT: Been wearing this on the other wrist, Maitresse on the other, for a couple of days. I love Maitresse from the start till the drydown. Eau Emotionnelle has this sharp opening that i'm not so fond of. EE smells fresher than Maitresse, doesn't have that powdery feeling (i love the powder in M, smells very clean). Even though EE is an EdT, it has stronger sillage and better longevity than Maitresse EdP, which makes me sad, i wish it was the other way around. To me the drydown on these 2 smells very similar. If it wasn't for the top notes, i'd prefer this over Maitresse, because of the better sillage and longevity. Both are very soft and subtle (lightly sprayed). I quite like Eau Emotionnelle, once i get over the initial harsh notes. I love Maitresse though, so i have a feeling i will use that more, won't mind re- applying once a day.

I think I like it! This is the only Agent Provacateur fragrance I can see myself wearing anytime soon. The Agent Provacateur range so far has been for me: AP Original: powdery saffron succubus AP Maitresse: light, beautiful opening-then dank patchouli mixed with something unmemorable. Strip: Almost suffocating on skin-spiteful opening which lasts and lasts-AMBER ALERT kind of amber. And Eau Emotionelle is a dirty rose, but it has a touch of rosemary and coriander and the ubiquitous pink pepper. It's a sharp floral, as the notes would tell you, but the creamy musk smoothes the edges more. Perhaps there is still a touch of saffron, but I am not smelling it now. I do smell (and enjoy) the osmanthus. It's not my favorite kind of fragrance, but it's surprisingly pleasant-as a lover of particular herbal aromas, rose variations, tea, musk and vetiver. It's different enough from the original that it couldn't be called the demure aspiring one or the wannabe-it's more gracious, sensual (to me), and smells much more expensive. Update: I should specify for everyone that I don't care at all for the top notes, but I tolerate them for the 20-30 min. before I am awarded with a lovely floral musk that is both light and suggestive...worth it!

This is the only Agent Provocateur I have. I find it charming, a very sexy rose scent. In general, I roses in my opinion create elegant perfumes, which are beautiful but somewhat "cold" ; well, Eau emotionelle is the warmest rose I ever smelled.It must be the saffron and spices that give its warmth! My fist reaction to this was... this smells just like a "baby Montale" would smell like! Less power, less drama, less silage,more softness, but still part of the family at a smaller scale! It lacks the aoud component, but it still has that je ne sais quoi so intriguing in Montale perfumes ! Silage and lasting power are very very soft, for me it's a skin scent. A sexy one, warm, spicy, that even has a tiny hint of body odor in it; it's not a bad thing in small doses, it just makes you, involuntarily , inhale more deeply. The bottle I find adorable, the pink glass egg is very feminine, but it still feels like it's missing a lid. Overall, I like it a lot!

It's now 10 hours after I applied EE and its still there, I don't have to put my nose to my wrist or anything. It lasts forever and its so sensual and wonderful, I feel like I could wear it forever and be happy. Its March, I'm in the UK and all the magnolia trees are in bloom and beautiful, and every one reminds me of Eau Emotionelle, and how fantastic it is. Honestly, right now if someone told me I could only keep one of my seventy-something frags I would choose this one. Its outstanding, quality, sillage and longevity are 10+. I can't praise it highly enough.

I found Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle smelling similar to Issey Miyake: d'Issey Le Feu "minus the milkiness and smokiness." Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle opens with a little more floral but they both have that same spicy quality after a few minutes once applies on the skin. Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle is also lighter and airier. If Le Feu should have a young teen daughter it would be Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle!!!! Very nice indeed.

A soft and light scent. First I notice Cassis - which not is included. After a while it gets more soft - very nice, a scent that stays close to me. No sharp notes at all. The basenote gives a very warm, deep amber/musk note.This can climb to a favourite in my scent-world.... En mjuk och "nära" doft för den som bär den. Inget högljutt över denna. härligt kvinnlig mjuk doft som blir musk/amber-mjuk i basnoten. Kan bli en favorit i min parfymvärld....

At first spray of this I wasn't sure I was going to like it, very strong pepper to my nose, then after a while I got the tea, and soft florals, gorgeous, and now after 4 hours I can find the cedar, my absolute favourite base note. A soft, gentle but sexy fragrance. Edit: I've been wearing this 7 hours now and its still smelling gorgeous. No lasting power?????? I have to disagree. This stuff is amazing!

I'm really liking this one. I had high hopes for the original, but it just didn't agree with my chemistry. This one is what I had hoped that one would be. A great woodsy floral without being sweet. I don't have a problem with the lasting power here. One spray on my shirt and one on my wrist will last me 15 hours+. A definite keeper :)

It's like a heaving, sobbing bosom. It's like a garden of rambling roses and shrinking violets. The first time I smelled it, on a strip in a magazine, I thought - without noticing the name 'mmm, it smells .. emotional'. I regret passing on my lacey bottle, I see it's not available ANYWHERE now. 😥

this fume may be weak,may be linear,but it smell like pure sex for sure.it smells salty,passionate ,like two bodies under the sheats..daaaamn.Much better than many other "seductive" perfumes.This innocent baby beats them all

reminds me of sabrina the teenage witch (it's the rosemary) very vintage, but in a pan-collar dress and mary janes way.

Blind buy for me for the bottle and regretted it. Anything green and musk turns plastic on me, and musk turns unpleasant and won't wash off. However, if your skin chemistry works well with greens and musk, give Eau Emotionelle a try. It is in my "Had" list for swap, feel free to PM me.

I bought this based on the reviews, and the fact I have the original AP perfume and I love powdery, musky and floral scents. I assumed, from the descriptions, that this would be very like it, just a lot lighter. NOPE!! My first spray was an hour ago. All I can smell are chemicals and fly spray! I'm sooooo glad I only tried one squirt on one wrist because this is simply awful. It is overpowering (yes, I say that despite using the massively nosed original) I cannot pinpoint what the actual scent is that is offensive to my nose because it is so massive. I'm hoping this settles into something bearable over the course of the day. I've kept the box so I can put it away for a decade or so! YUK!!

This is supposed to be a lighter version of the original AP fragrance, which I love, but to me it's nothing like it at all! I find it disappointingly bland. I smell a hint of rose and a hint of something a bit violet-like but not much else. Very weak indeed on my skin.

A very ordinary, bland floral mix. No clarity, no longevity (thankfully) and no definition whatsoever. It was, at least, not too strong...but that is the only thing I can say on its behalf.

Like the original, but a bit more 'juicy' and with some white florals instead of rose. In my opinion easier to wear (and warmer). It's quite close to the skin and not heady.

This is nothing like the original AP edp. It doesn't smell feminine, neither is it offensive; more like fresh and squeaky clean soap, that fades away quickly.

This is very masculine on me. Smells herbal and sweet. A little woody and a whole lot powdery floral musk. Like my great uncle at church.

Mmmmm.... I just got this in a swap... the main focus of the swap was getting AP EDP (original) so this was an extra lil goodie! I had no idea what to expect, and I haven't tried the EDP original yet. This is nice. Feminine, airy, perfumey yet intimate. It's musky, peppery, floral, powdery and yet fresh. It's light, so for me I'll prob prefer the EDP original. Now, due to my tastes being HEAVY vintages or gourmands, this is meh for me. It's clean/fresh but ladylike and powdery. It's nice. A scent for everyday. But I find it just average due to my tastes. Not much sillage, but this was a 1-shot tissue test. :) Overall, a light peppery powder-musk that manages to still be fresh and ladylike. :) I don't find it smoky, but I am getting some green-spice. I can see how this smells like a lingerie drawer. It smells like a drawer- maybe the cedar-chest like vibe? I get the musk for sure, but it's not like lady-musk. Now the vetiver is coming in, and yes-- I'm getting a masculine clean edge. Like a man's product. My tissue test... the next day I get a nice light airy scent. Like an airy light Aromatics Elixir. It's DRY and greeny, with a light touch from the tea. Very nice! Unfortunately, I have many more interesting scents in my collection, but I think this is very inoffensive and daytime/work friendly! Edit: One squirt on a tissue has lasted a WEEK, with a nice light fresh feminine smell. This would be incredible to scent your lingerie drawer with. Very long lasting on fabric!

Just received this wonderful scent. I am already in love with it and it is now in my top 5 of favo perfumes. Not sure whether its placed before or just a step behind AP Maitresse. I always have a difficult time detecting notes, I usually talk in colours, that might be weird but it works for me :-) I always have the utmost respect for those who so eloquently detect and describe top layer, middle and base notes My hat off to all of you with this wonderful ability. Having said that I will now toot my own horn a bit because I finally detected some notes! Yeah me!! On first spray I went hmm yummie but nothing else, just yummie. 10 Minutes later I smelled took a good sniff and wow I could smell a light pepper in the distance (in a very good way, not the sneezy kind of pepper) I also smelled cedar and a floral that I can not put my finger on... it's a delicious smell tho' plus I am just happy to detect some notes :-) Bottle is pretty Amazing scent, I love love love it. I can not comment on th staying power yet but will revise this review on a later moment about it. Speaking in my own familiar way... colours: On me this is just like the bottle, a pretty pink with a nice bit of a black lace edge to it. EDIT: the lasting power on my skin was about 6 hours. temperature outside about 18 celsius. After 6 hours I could still somewhat smell it but faint.

I really dig the white tea note in this that you get upon first application. It comes off a little dirtier than I'm used to with white tea leaves (perhaps because of a formed accord, or a different species of white tea, than what I drink... who knows) but it has this awesome herbal kinda funk, sort of similar to the way nettle and mugwart could be considered to have a bit of a personal smell. When I first smelled it, before I looked at the notes I thought I smelled hyssop, but hyssop smells too much of hay in comparison. This makes for a unique scent, for sure. I really wish the tea stayed that strong the whole way through. After 30 min, you get mostly a girly somewhat "cleaner", I guess, flowery, somewhat more of a "perfumey" perfume, if that makes sense, and even that is very weak and doesn't last. In it's defense it's rather cool in my house today. Perhaps this would be more fitting as a hot weather perfume to substitute the original when strong perfumes may sicken someone in 100 degree weather. I might re-review this when it gets hotter. If that tea note sticks around longer, we might be best friends.

I had a bad experience with this perfume.. but I'm going to start off saying that I actually love this. I don't have the original Agent Provcateur but when I read the notes in the original I thought it would be too strong for me so I got this one instead. I think the scent is very different, but quite sexy, in my opinion, and the lasting power for me at least was tremendous..good sillage, lasting power well into 8 hours. But this was the downside, my fiance went to hug me and literally backed away from me like I was the exorcist. He absolutely hated the scent and thought it was far from sexy. He ended up getting almost sick. His allergies got so bad he could hardly breathe and he ended up going home early :( I'm very sad because I like this perfume and now have no idea when I'll wear it. I'm hoping it's just because I sprayed it minutes before he came over, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say I think its the scent and my fiance don't agree. I however like it

Supposedly this is the lighter variation of the original, however I don't entirely agree. In some ways I see this fragrance as the younger version of Agent Provocateur because it is so light and transparent. The scent itself is actually very faint, a big shock to the nose after smelling Agent Provocateur. Added to this fragrance is the note of pink pepper which is rather dominant in the top and heart of this perfume. Although Eau Emotionelle attempts to emulate the spiciness and sexiness of the original, it never achieves what Agent Provocateur had captured so well. I was a little disappointed that Eau Emotionelle wasn't as outstanding and daring as its original. This fragrance was much too bland for my tastes. For lovers of Agent Provocateur, you will either love it or hate it. If you happen to love it, you will appreciate it for having the versatility to be worn during the warmer months and to the office.

A few weeks back I bought three AP perfumes blindly: Eau Emotionelle, L'Agent, and AP EdP. Eau Emotionelle was the one I was most certain of, because the musk, the pink pepper, the white tea...it all sounded right up my alley. Unexpectedly, EE turns out to be my least favorite of the three! That doesn't mean I don't like it, though; EE is quite nice, but I'm completely smitten with L'Agent (the drydown is to die for!), and the drydown of AP EdP caused me to reach for it thrice this past week. EE really reminds me of a perfume that I can't put my finger on. When I smell too close to the perfume, I get a very strong 'hay' note that overpowers all the rest. I think the white tea is the culprit. It's not gross or bad, but my nose just keeps going 'What is that??'. If not for that hay note this would've been in heavy rotation from March to September for me, but as it is Eau Emotionelle is not for me.

Nice! I went to a dept store and sprayed both the original AP (again!) and this Eau Emotionelle. In 20 minutes tehy both became nice on my skin, but original AP still smells naughty, while Eau Emotionelle is more of a skin scent. It's a tamed down version for AP, but not just a flat flanker! I smell a strong musky drydown in this, but it stays close to the skin. I wouldn't say it's "cleaner" than the original, maybe just the opposite. It's less strong, not in your face, but at a close sniff you get it: AP's dirtyness trademark! Nice scent anyway, quite original, still daring! I don't need new fragrances otherwise I would have bought it. It can be a good change for MR EdT, if you're into that musky type. Worthy trying Eau Emotionelle!

I love this flanker of the original, perhaps even more than it which is very rare! For some reason I gave away my Agent Provocateur perfumes being AP, eau emotionelle and strip. I think at the time (about 2009) and who knows what I was thinking but I didn’t have as many fragrances as now and felt I had too many musky perfumes so I made the mistake of giving these away. This is the one I missed most of all and I am so glad to have bought a new bottle. Sometimes you rebuy it and think why did I do that? But this is certainly not one of those. It is so beautiful, very girly and more feminine that the original which I love as well. It reminds me a bit of Prada Amber. Highly recommended.

I tried this on a whim, not expecting anything, and it immediately became one of my all-time favorites, so understated and so sexy! Great for any kind of day, and transitions well into cozy evenings. Keep it far away from your clothes though, or it takes on a nasty chemical odor. I understand the comparisons to Lovely. Even though they don't smell the same, they do remind of each other and seem to have the same quiet impact...the same idea done differently, I guess. But I much prefer AP. My only complaint? No lasting power on me...but I solved this problem by buying a huge bottle! ;-) Very highly recommended to those who find that whispers speak louder than shouting...

I am revisiting many of the Agent Provocateur fragrances after a 10 year hiatus and I must truly confess that the experience has been very pleasing! Truth be told, Eau Emotionnelle's name is a bit of a misnomer and a bit paradoxical because it strikes me as a perfume for someone who ISN'T overly emotional about perfume. It is soft, chic, discreet and whispers loveliness. It is not a gooey gourmand, a fruitchouli bomb, an explosive oud or even an aromatic citrus splash. However, everything that Eau Emotionnelle ISN'T says a lot...it's kind of nice to just smell lovely, uncomplicated and SANS EMOTION!

Got a sample of this and while I didn't hate it, I knew my grandma would LOVE it as it is similar (but not the same) to Giorgio by Giorgio Beverly Hills (white and yellow striped box), which has been her go-to church perfume for decades. I'm wondering if the reviewer below me who said her mother wore something similar in the 70s/80s was thinking of Giorgio as well? This is lighter than Giorgio but it has the same vibe. Very nice and wearable though. Falls into the 'vintage' category of scents but it's very lovely even for someone who doesn't usually care for those types of scents, like myself.

This still has a sort of lipstick quality to it despite not having the usual lipstick notes. It's softly floral and musk with a touch of pink pepper and spices -- the spices keep the composition warm, but they're not overwhelming. It's a very well blended perfume, no one note overwhelms the others. I think it would be great for any time of year -- it's floral freshness is great in the warm months, but it has enough cozy musk and spiciness to endure in colder months too. Lasts well.