Look Agatha Ruiz de la Prada for women

Looking through the reviews of this perfume, I realized I hadn't reviewed it! It was a gift my daughter gave me last year! I loved this perfume. It's different from all the ones I knew from Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, a designer whose perfumes I really like because they tend to last, at least on my skin, quite well... although I think that in recent years, the quality has gone down a bit and as I read in one of the reviews, there are days when the fragrance lasts longer. I also saw that in the "looks like" section there is a comparison with Gotas de color, and I think, in my humble opinion that nothing to do, although this one is citrusy, you can always feel that background of vanilla and cocoa.
I like it because precisely this last component is not as strong or as shocking as in other perfumes in which chocolate feels too invasive. At least I feel it as something very soft that melts with the vanilla and gives it a creamy, atalcada base that makes me feel comfortable, but today for example, I have not persisted almost nothing, I feel it as too soft. However, it is so nice and vibrant and the price is so affordable, that I don't mind reapplying as many times as necessary to continue to feel this beautiful fragrance.
I recommend it even for those who are not too much of a fan of gourmand fragrances, because I think it is very soft and delicate and not at all invasive.
It is a perfume that can be worn daily, and I would wear it until the afternoon, or early evening. I think I could wear it all year round.

Sometimes it lasts, sometimes it doesn't.
I get drunk. It definitely needs to be used and abused to last and have projection. For the price it is more than fine if you like the scent.
Perfect for cool days (fall/early spring).
Scent: 8/10
Hold: 6/10
Projection: if you abuse the sprays 7/10
Duration: Acceptable
Price-quality ratio: 9/10
Perfect for lyering with strong orientals
I don't think I will buy it again.

The first sensation I had was that it was a chocolaty fragrance. The first scent is a bit fruity, but very quickly the spicy chocolate appears. On clothes it lasted me more than twelve hours, persisting quite strong, on skin it lasted much less, but I was surprised because I expected less duration. I think it is a very good choice for winter days, for everyday wear.

This perfume is like having 2 fragrances in one, at the beginning it feels citrusy, you can feel the apple, it feels fresh, but those notes evaporate almost immediately and in its drydown it is warm, vanilla, you can feel the cocoa, I feel a scent of maple syrup and I miss the first notes, I would not buy it again.

I received a tester with this fragrance in a purchase I made.

In the first spray you can feel the apple, jasmine and black currants, the latter feel a bit like fantasy midnight, but without so much citrus, it is more rested, very pleasant.

When it settles you can feel the chocolate, the jasmine remains and, although the patchouli is in the base, it does not steal the limelight from the other ingredients.

Of all the Agatha Ruiz perfumes, which I generally dislike, this is the richest I have perceived.

Citrusy, spicy, very peppery, with a strident cocoa note, which, without sweetness, leaves a heavy earthy aroma.
The most redeemable thing is its fresh start, the worst, the drying... it's like entering a room, full of dust, which has not been ventilated for decades.
I didn't like it...I'll keep giving it chances, to see if something changes....

EDIT: I understand it better, now I can feel the vanilla in its drying process which gives a sweet touch to the cocoa, it is still very dusty...but I don't dislike it anymore.