Eternity Air For Men

I think this is superb - and I'm certainly not the only one either, because I only just managed to get it at half-price at SuperdrugTM just before it sold-out. So it has that seaweed note in it, does it!? Now what is the other well-known fragrance that has that note in it!? Oh yes! That's it! (and I am familiar with it!) - the notorious Sécretions Magnifique ! Now this does not smell like it; but I was constantly watching out for a reminder of it ... and I don't think it was my imagination that I was getting occasional whiffs reminiscent of it! After all, that one, forall it's being unspeakably ghastly, does have some pleasant notes in it (which, I think, kind of paradoxically augment the ghastliness - like the sweet & innocent background music in a horror-scene in a movie! But I'm not of course reviewing that fragrance here). But this is a very pleasant fragrance - plenty of amber, robust, tenacious - altogether pleasant, and well-avoiding being generic. I think CK have done well here - perhaps it's part of this big push I hear they're making under their new director.

A shocking few seconds blast of alcohol passes into a very sharp ozone with a juniper/citrus undercurrent. A fumey mix of apple and violet then becomes prominent (but more on clothes vs on skin). The excellent Sea note seems more prominent at this stage than initially. From there it's a salty, slightly camphorous ocean smell. Can't say for sure that I get any patchouli but I'm okay with that. Also, at no point is it ever anything close to sweet (on me) and that's just fine too. All in all the fragrance is quite good because it's different. Lack of longevity is what kills it: freely overapply because longevity indeed is nil. Go in expecting it to have all the strength of a middling aftershave or deodorant and I bet you'll like it. +++ Having let it sit almost a month after the initial sprays, I've edited my review to a full Smiley. It's very good.

A refreshing summer fragrance, aquatic, light, cool, and universally acceptable, from the Eternity fragrance series, but in a light blue form. It is most likely classified as a blue marine fragrance. When you wear this fragrance, you feel the following notes at first glance: Sea Water, Ozonic Notes, and Juniper Berry, and the fragrance relies entirely on these notes. The performance is somewhat weak; it may last for two hours at most and then remains close to the skin. The bottle design comes in the traditional shape of the Eternity fragrance series but in an attractive, slightly light blue color. The price is also reasonable and not exaggerated. Conclusion: Regardless of the fragrance's performance, the scent is acceptable to everyone, even though it does not offer anything new.

Eternity Air smells very nice, and could easily be a guy's daily summer cologne, as it doesn't have the generic "blue", "fresh" or "aquatic" vibe. Eternity Air's composition of spices, citruses and aquatics are top notch and well formulated. To my noise the composition smells like refresh, "aquatic grapefruit". Definitely get your noise on this cologne for a few days, if you're looking for another nice spring/summer cologne to add to your rotation! Ignore all the dislikes and such, as they are all clearly fake. lol Scent: 8.5/10 Performance: 6/10 (winter performance); Will update Longevity: 6/10 (winter performance); Will update

I put this under Aromatic Essence for Men ! 🙄 ... & it was there for a while ... but I've got it in the right place, now. Seems more marine than airy, to me (slightly skanky marine - evoking a muddy beach after the tide's gone out, sorto'thing) ... like the kind of fragrance that would be expected to be in a dark green bottle rather than a light blue one. But it's a pretty fine instance of that genre, ImO: I'm quite satisfied with it.