Opium Eau de Toilette is a resinous, spicy journey that trades modern sweetness for a dry, smoky intensity. The opening offers a brief, fleeting brightness of bergamot and mandarin orange, but these c...
The community views this 2009 formulation as a distinct chapter in the Opium legacy, noting that while it retains the spicy DNA of the original, it focuses more on resinous clarity and less on the dense animalic or floral notes of the past.
Performance is a major talking point; users widely agree that even in Eau de Toilette concentration, the scent has impressive longevity and a potent sillage that can easily fill a room.
It is overwhelmingly preferred for cold weather, with most enthusiasts recommending it strictly for winter and fall evenings or formal nights out.
There is a notable debate regarding its "vibe," with some finding the resinous sharpness almost medicinal or petroleum-like, while others appreciate this exact quality as a hallmark of its sophisticated, woody depth.
