Solaris Agonist

3.94 из 5
(16 отзывов)

Solaris Agonist

Solaris Agonist

Rated 3.94 out of 5 based on 16 customer ratings
(16 customer reviews)

Solaris Agonist for women and men of Agonist

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New emotions coming from the North by Agonist.

An olfactory pyramid always ahead of its time: this is the golden thread in every Agonist creation. Unisex fragrances, products with 100% natural essences, inspired by the climate and culture of Northern Europe, in which design and purity come together, each characterized by the matching of unique essences, conceived in close collaboration with renowned perfumers. Solaris, is the new season’s fragrance inspired by the vibrant light of the midnight sun that is typical of the Nordic summers. Fresh and warm at the same time, thanks to the olfactory roundness of its notes, this fragrance encapsulates the same magic as those never-ending sunsets, that last even after midnight. Solaris was launched in 2014.

16 reviews for Solaris Agonist

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    Notes-wise, I definitely get the candy scent that many appear to talk about. The citrus is not typical fresh citrus. I’m reminded more of a lemon myrtle tea that I quite enjoy – it’s got a faint eucalyptus vibe to the citrus.
    I took a long read through Fragrantica when tossing up whether to buy this bottle or not. I almost didn’t as I enjoy stronger sillage and longevity than Solaris appeared to deliver, particularly given the price. But I have been pleasantly surprised, as I received several whiffs over the first 4-5 hours. Definitely more than a skin scent on me.
    Personally, I’m happy with my purchase, but I would definitely recommend trying for yourself if you are sillage-conscious.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    Smells exactly like peach gummy rings.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    To me is unbalanced and harsh. I like the name – reminds me SF book I have Author’s name was Stanislaw Lem “Solaris”- the movie was great too.
    The grapefruit and peaches are lying down too spicy for me.
    Galbaum is annoying as well.
    General I am glad I have got this as present otherwise I would never purchase it. I simply don;t like it.

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    citrus with a retro vibe, too much patchouli for me

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    This is a beautiful fruity fragrance. When I apply it on my skin I immediately get peaches, tangerines, and oranges. It is such a fresh, uplifting scent. You cannot help but smile. After 30 minutes it settles into a more subdued fragrance, still undoubtedly fruity, but less obvious. After 1 hour I struggle to smell it, unless I take a big deep breath right on my skin – and I am very heavy handed when I apply fragrance. Suffice to say that sillage is poor.
    If you are happy to reapply throughout the day, or just looking for a little lift, this is a fantastic, happy perfume.

  6. :

    5 out of 5

    Instant headache. Piercing, harsh notes drilling into my brain. Unbearable. Unscrubbable. Lingers even after amputation of arm.

  7. :

    4 out of 5

    This beginning is very lively,pink grapefruit dominates the entrance, but the lemon is a protagonist! However, for me the best part is after about 15-20 minutes, its evolution is slow and gradually becoming more “soft” when peach,aquatic notes and ginger combine pepper.. this is My favorite part of the perfume. I mean that is not bad, it smells good, which is very versatile, and can be suitable for both summer and spring in my opinion … it is the first of Agonist and I feel like even if it is not love :). The sillage is soft, but longevity is good, takes about 7-8 hours to me. Not a heavy perfume, is lively, fresh, a bit nostalgic and sweet. Not bad!
    Sillage: 6/10
    Longevity: 7/10
    Scent: 8/10
    Overall: 7.5/10

  8. :

    3 out of 5

    From the start, it’s salty, citrusy, herbal, and sweet. It almost reminds me of a day on the California coast.
    As it dries it loses a lot of its freshness and turns into a sticky-sweet, saltwater taffy sort of scent.
    It’s a little bit much for me, but I can’t say it’s not cheerful and bright. It’s certainly unlike anything I’ve tried before. Ironically, even though it smells like a warm day by the seashore, on a truly warm day by the seashore it might prove to be suffocating.
    I think this is one of those I’ll like more or less depending on the day. Also, its longevity leaves something to be desired.

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    I got my hands on this scent when I bought Agonist sample box. I have tried alle the fragrances, and are writing reviews and my opinions on their works.
    My first impression was that even thought this frag was listed as a unisex scent, it definitely was to the feminine side.
    So what do I get out of this fragrance?
    the notes are quite tough to figure out. The scent is sweet and feminine and I get the notes of ylang ylang and some exotic fruit. I also get a very destinctive patchouli note and suddently ask myself – can patchouli be feminine? I still think that the notes are hard to figure out.
    This fragrance has a very special composition and actually smells dated somehow. Like some memories of me staying at my grandmas home, and the scents memorised there. I am having a hard time with this fragrance as I think that it isn’t worth the money that you are expected to bring in order to get a hold of it. Unfortunate and sad.
    Overall rating: 6/10

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    The main note in this to me was sweet tarts candy. It has a very forward fake citrus sourness, especially for the first couple hours. Then it mellows out with some woodiness and patchouli, and maybe vanilla (/tonka bean). I don’t like to smell like sour candies, so not for me.

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    Very fruity and light, gets even more watery and sweet through drydown. I get more pear smell than citrus. It reminds me of whatever fragrance they spray at the entrance to Abercrombie & Fitch, and that is not a compliment. This is utterly boring and it is refusing to scrub off.

  12. :

    4 out of 5

    citrus, mandarin, bit aquatic with hint of black currents. quite fresh and happy. not the citrus you always smell but something truly similar as what he said “light of the midnight sun” effect.
    the dry down is a bit awkward as all his other creations, the mandarin citrus sharpness went creamy and thick. not pleasant.

  13. :

    4 out of 5

    :))) it’s hard to find a good quality air freshner….i love it

  14. :

    3 out of 5

    The opening smells very realistic and fresh. Tangerines, grapefruit, lemon, you can almost feel the pulp. Blends better as it dries. On me, this ends up smelling like a less screechy Clinique Happy. Dries down to have a Chanel-esque feel.
    A cute summer citrusy frag.

  15. :

    4 out of 5

    Smells a lot like bubble bath to me. With some starbursts candy. Particularly some pink, orange, and yellow ones… So a .. starburst bubble bath a bit?
    Smells alright. Pretty linear on my skin, however performance wise it did well. Especially if you consider it a “citrus” scent. I got 12 hours out of it, with a fair amount of projection for the first bit of its lifespan on my testing.
    Smelled fine, but not something I could see myself wanting to wear. I was hoping for something a little more, or something different I guess.

  16. :

    4 out of 5

    Sweet, fresh, citrusy, my body bathed in sunlight and completely naked …. an organic scent. Original then I like it.

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