Ed Hardy Men's EDT

Opening slightly bright citrus the drydown is very soft and mellow can be worn any season the only negative is when I paint a picture in my mind of the scent it reminds me of the smell of a stuffed animal pretty weird. Aventus I get boardwalk at jersey shore,Hermes voyage d Hermes edp I get beer being drank at my fathers family party's that vibe, sauvage I get very beautiful women doing laundry in a river and hanging the clothes in some part of Asia. Lots more but with this it's a stuffed teddy bear I would give a gf all in all still smell pretty good

This fragrance is good. Casual, fresh and pleasing. The amber and the citrus here feels sweet and safe. The longevity is 5 to 6 hours and the sillage is very good. Can't go wrong with this Ed Hardy, even though I'm not a fan of Ed Hardy this fragrance is good. Good for a everyday use. T-shirt, jeans, this fragrance and ready to go . I really recommend Ed Hardy Men's EDT. 3 out of 5.

A great cologne that has a great woody/spicy scent. I just absolutely love it and have for many years. The women also love it which is a good sign for the gentlemen out there. If this ever goes out of production I will be devastated. It is noticed as you walk by and lasts all day. I wear this one everyday!

When I first got it it smelled terrible on my skin, but after a few years my PH changed and it started smelling really nice, sweet yet spicy, and even a little powdery to me, I'd call it a very 2000s clubby teenage scent.

One of the best scents out there. Simply wonderful and I had many compliments with this one. A treasure for sure! It has even been my signature scent for work. Love it!!

I think this fragrance, surprisingly, smells amazing on my boyfriend! Given the outlandish packaging, I though it would be a bust. I love it though!

Smells ok. I wouldnt buy again. Truth is i baught it because the packaging looked good, but its just cheap cardboard and awful plastic

I previously reviewed Ed Hardy for Men but upon further review, I think I was wrong about it. To me, Ed Hardy for Men is a little bit along the lines of 1 Million Cologne. It has the gummy amber of the original 1 Million along with the mint and citrus notes, but really it is along the lines of 1 Million Cologne. It has NO similarities to Rogue Man at all, Rogue Man is vastly more complex and along the lines of The One for Men but more tropical. Ed Hardy isn't really strong. It only lasts 4-5 hours with an hour or so of soft to maybe moderate projection. Ed Hardy is a night scent but can be used in daytime too. It works really good in spring and fall. It is good for work or casual but due to it being a light 1 Million, it isn't a good pick for dates (too familiar) or clubs (too light.) Overall, I'm not really a fan of Ed Hardy. I use to own it but do not anymore. It is too simple and non-unique. There are a lot of scents that do what this do whether 1 Million and flankers or clones or even similar scents like say Burberry Brit. I originally rated this at 7.0 but now I can't rate this higher than 6.2, a slight like for me. Nowhere near as bad as other scents I've smelt, but not great.

Ed Hardy for Men seems like a slightly overlooked cologne compared to Love and Luck. I'm not sure why though, its pretty good! Found it for very cheap at a discount store, and thought why not? When I first spritz this on I immediately dismissed it as too strong. Given time, though, Ed Hardy smoothed out into a warm, crisp, mint, amber smell that is perfect for winter casual wear. I had been looking for this exact type of fragrance: an accessible, versatile, casual, generic type of fragrance perfect for class, hanging out, etc. If this is all you're looking for, this won't disappoint. It is not terribly unique or original, but its a good all around fragrance. Longevity is average, some days its good, others days not, but not too bad. I'd recommend it. As for the bottle, it may not be to everyone's liking, but it is unique, I'll give it that. Edit: This fragrance now seems a bit too strong for my liking. It is rather brash and in-your-face. Not suited for my personality at all. I will use the bottle I have, but probably won't purchase again. Love & Luck is much better in my opinion.

What so funny about this scent is that ive tried it about 7 times since it appeared, trying to wrap my head around its success. I found this to be the single most overrated scent in sight. " Guess what; Ed Hardy and Christian Audiger came out with a crappy cologne to go with their stupid t-shirts!" But, I've been making efforts to not be a hater lately, so on my sixth test of this fragrance I was pleasantly surprised. A slight sharpness, a sweetness, a softening, then musk. A masculinity, a body of pride and a polite smile. The seventh match, evenly matched. Tests 1-5; This and Love'n'luck were the two biggest wastes of chemicals I've come across. All I got was a musky citrus funk reminiscant of no-name brand underarm deodorant. That's changed for this scent, and I dont know if the first 5 tests we from 5 different tainted bottles, it grew on me, they've changed the formula of the scent in a positive manner, and I still hold to generic factor, but it's definitely worth trying and a cheap purchase for the office.

Bargain bin cheapie which has a generic cold weather blend of amber and citrus with musk. I knew what I was in for, but I saw it for $10 (1.7 oz) at Marshalls and thought it couldn't hurt for when I want to change things up in the winter (I wear mostly Encre Noire in the winter with the occasional Rochas man- but I'm not too fond of RM.) In all I'm pleased with the deal/value I get and will probably use this up for those winter sweatpants days :) This is the fragrance that a teenage/college aged girl would say "Oh my gawd you smell sooooooo good you're literally the best smelling human being in the world." Meanwhile Katie Puckrick gives me a condescending head tilt and asks "So what are you saving up for?" Interesting packaging but very tacky.

Ed Hardy for Men is a clean amber-based fragrance with a fresh spicy opening. This is generic, sweet, yet balanced. The over-the-top tackiness of the tiger bottle only adds to the weird likeability of this scent. The performance is nothing to write home about, and the fragrance itself is very unmemorable. But for a beginner 'fume-head, I think this fragrance is actually quite good for its low price point. Because it is designed to be accessible and crowd-pleasing, Ed Hardy can be worn in any season, but I prefer it on warm autumnal days or cool summer nights. I will not repurchase this because there are bigger and better things, but I have an overall positive view of this cheapie-but-goodie.

Honestly, this one surprised me. It’s not breaking any new ground, but it smells clean, fresh, and easy to wear. The citrusy opening hits quick and bright, then it smooths out into a slightly sweet, casual vibe that works well for everyday use. It’s not my absolute favorite, but I still reach for it when I want something light and no-fuss. Perfect for running errands, casual hangouts, or just tossing in a gym bag. Longevity isn’t amazing, maybe 4 hours, but that’s fine for the price. Definitely a solid pick-up if you find it at a discount. It’s one of those scents that just works without trying too hard.

A VERY pleasant smelling scent. Nothing special, but the amber and sage are quite outstanding. The drydown is powdery with a hint of musk. The longevity and projection however, are terrible. This could've been a great overall daytime scent but its lasting power lets it down. Works better on skin than on clothes in humidity. Priced at 20-30$ for the big bottle online, I'd buy this over any generic Hugos or Polos any given day. A very good casual scent. This is a crowd pleaser and you can expect tons of compliment if people catch a whiff of it on you given it projects enough from your skin.

Smells just like the Ed Hardy Women's edt, only more citrus and less tropical fruit. A great scent, and unisex-leaning, which I think is the same for the women's, in my opinion (that one dried down super musky and tonka bean which is suitable for anyone). Men who love fruity scents but want to smell more fresh than sweet- try this! It's casual, for any season other than winter, very versatile! I picture a guy who has put some effort into looking good- button up shirt, nice shoes, and hair styled nicely, yet still fresh out of the shower, ready for anything :)

@ArkangeL: Here is a more complete notelist from Ed Hardy- TOP: mandarin, bergamot, clary sage, thuja* HEART: mint JULEP accord**, ozone BASE: sequoia redwood, amber, musk *thuja=a genus of coniferous (cone-bearing) evergreen trees in the cypress family, 5 subspecies exist (3 in North America and 2 in Asia); they are also called arborvitae (Latin for "tree of life", ironically some are toxic if eaten...). ** a mint julep is a blend of fresh mint (usually spearmint), sugar, water and bourbon (imagine a mojito with whiskey and less mint) Hope this helps! :)

If you liked this scent when you were younger like I did and stopped by this page to reminisce now that you're older, I'd like to suggest Juicy Couture's Dirty English as a more "grown-up" replacement for this scent. ;) Ed Hardy in my opinion is a great scent though. It gets a bad rep, but if nothing else, it would make a great scent to leave in your car for times when you're out and without cologne. Just as a backup, if nothing else. Sweet, woody, orange... I like it. I do like Dirty English better though.

Oh good Lord, ya'll. Quit crapping on this cologne simply because you hate the clothing. I'm not a huge fan of the other scents from the line, but Ed Hardy Black is a great, spicy seductive scent. The longevity is fair (around 4 hours) and the dry down is a nice, slightly thick man scent. I like it a lot. Granted, I liked its cousin, Christian Audigier, a little better, but it's still a solid fragrance that's a great change of pace scent.

For the houses 1st frag this ain't that bad. It is not groundbreaking but I did a get a few compliments while wearing it.It's a mellow amber/citrus mix with the amber being subtle. I have not worn it for years but happy I reached for it today. Sillage is no more than a foot with longevity maxing out at about 3 or 4 hours is the downpoint but it's a cheapie so what would you expect?

Just sprayed this on 15 min ago and it is literally gone. It smells the way a frag does AFTER you've left it on for 10 hours. Very faint and hollow. Luckily this stuff is cheap otherwise I would stay far far away from it. It's basically aromatic water - the notes aren't 'real' notes. 3/10 - Boring.