Act

this is very unique! there is a wonderful indolic juicy citrusy smell in the opening which is mixed with lavender and ambergris. later turns into a (green) woody, salty, slightly animalic note. tobacco is all around all the time, but never classic and simple. it's smoky but it's also moisty... the whole composition is very well blended and forms one unison scent that is very original, refined and at times unclear (but in a good addictive way). you can feel Prin's exotic, new and contemporary approach to perfumery. Act is not for everyone (which is good).

I love this one! It's a citrus/animalic combo, but somehow the citrus last a long time. It's very unique but super wearable and extremely well priced

This is so unique. I mean, just looking at those notes alone, it's like 'did you randomly pick them?' Many Der Duft fragrances seem to be like that. It doesn't always give a scent that I love or crave or identify with, but it does give an experience, something fascinating to keep sniffing at. With ACT, I definitely get the pool association, and probably the cypress gives more of a sauna vibe. It's not a wellness spa where the chlorine is absent or masked - no, the chlorine is definitely there. But I don't dislike it? Also, as my partner pointed out, the initial sharpness is mellowed out by something that he described as a flower honey like sweetness - you know, the pollen honey you get from a quaint organic shop. Overal it makes me feel healthy, wholesome and outdoorsy. I don't agree with other reviewers saying it's masculine. It defies such categorization.

This changed so much. It was piney and bright to start, and then ended up smooth and soft but still clean. I like it.

Smells like soft ambroxan, lemon pledge and coriander. Smooths down fairly quickly but it's still dusty. It's likely fine on someone else, but this is a pass for me. Reading the notes and reviews and comparing it to my skin and my nose: cypress and moss for that dehydrated dusty herb scent I called coriander, citrus fruits for the lemon pledge, and the ambergris and musk is provided by ambroxan. I don't get a meaningful amount of tobacco and what I do smell isn't high quality (it's the scent of standing next to someone who's tapping a Marlboro Red out of the pack) and no smoke and nothing very animalic. It's not sweet, but I wouldn't call it masculine. This scent isn't roping steer or chopping wood. It's asking if you want to hear about today's lunch specials. Gender neutral to my nose. I did a skin test in a cool room. Perhaps this needs a warmer environment to bloom but I don't live in one.