Calvin Klein Eternity Now for Women Eau De Parfum

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Maybe you just like some mediocre shit, and regardless of whether or not that's true you need to learn how to not get butthurt when people inevitably dunk on the fragrances you like. The heart comes to life with addictive notes of crisp starfruit, cedar leaf and the fresh intensity of patchouli. Eternity Now is very much a spring and summer scent, though with the spice you could pull it off for fall. Unlike me, he isn't a perfume snob or a perfume collector, he doesn't care for expensive fragrances and only likes to own one cologne/scent at a time. It does settle though quite quickly to a peachy floral and within 3 hours it's mostly floral and musky.

It’s very much an aquatic fruity floral fragrance which I thought I wouldn’t like but I actually love.The star fruit adds a nice fruity touch which together with the coconut gives Eternity Now a bit of a tropical vibe. It broke very easily on the bottle I have, and now it just squirts out the fragrance instead of a mist. Sadly it seems like the fragrance is discontinued, since I don't really see it being sold anywhere anymore. Best not to be wearin' this in any situation where you want to be taken seriously, this is not a commanding scent but a calming coconut. Well over 7 hours after application and a long walk in the Southern heat, it was hanging tough and projecting admirably.

Try Versace Eros for something similar but better as both are high on tonka and vanilla, the only difference being this one has a more spicy/fruity vibe. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This is by no means a formal scent--this is the kind you put on when you're going out for a brunch or meeting friends for a drink.

I would consider this a gourmand of sorts because of the warm, sweet milky coconut; the vanilla, tonka bean and the licorice-y spiciness coming from the star anise. Granted, I also appreciate many sweet and some heavier scents, but sometimes they make me work for their love, whereas with perfume like CK Eterny Now things are just easy from the get go. but this is probably similar to Burberry Body (the original) where someone's energy could determine whether they could continue wearing this later. The only creamy scent I’ve ever liked is the Chanel Allure Homme but THIS, this is creamy tropical coconut magic!

After an underwhelming encounter with CK's Eternity for Men Classic, I wasn't exactly clamoring to use CK Eternity Now when I got gifted a small bottle recently. If the data is transferred to the US, there is a risk that your data can be processed by US authorities, for control and surveillance measures, possibly without legal remedies.As if someone entered the perfume lab and experimented there for the first time without any knowledge and eventually came up with this with a big smile on their face! I also use this perfume during the winter doldrums after the shower as a reminder of the better times to come. It's so artificially fruity - like a strawberry in the middle of winter - with more preservatives than the fruit itself:( And so generic! Unfortunately this is just another sweet but fresh,bubble-gummy type of smells along the lines of One Million,Polo Red, and Eros.

Or if you ever liked Moschino Cheap and Chic (black-white-gold bottle) it could be a top notch for you.Not much to add to what's already been posted here but I will say that there are other fragrances that are VERY similar for less money. This sounds very unique indeed, and I've been looking for a tropical fragrance since I sold off my Polo Black bottle. After a while, it becomes much more musky and dry, and even more reminiscent of peachy dryer sheets. Hmm, upon first spray, this smells like a combination of Victoria's Secret Love Spell, musk, and dryer sheets. I have a feeling that the round edges mimic the smoothness of the scent itself, and the color of the juice resembles its vibe.