Club 6 Class

Club 6 Class is the name of the fragrance duo launched by Eudora in mid-2019, a time when Valentine's Day is celebrated in Brazil. By the way, the female version was the first fragrance aimed at women within the Club 6 pillar, whose original fragrance appeared in 2011. Club 6 Class Feminino (for women) is classified as a fruity-woody scent and brings bergamot in its opening, followed by notes of raspberry, jasmine, and sandalwood, in the body of the fragrance, laid on a base of musk, caramel, and the exclusive accord called Segredo de Eudora. Club 6 Class Feminino starts well, touching the skin with a fruity and creamy output. In a matter of minutes, it smells like a raspberry sorbet, slightly sweet, pleasant, and, above all, gentle. But it does not seem to evolve much and from this point on it is quite linear and without great pretensions. On my skin, it exudes satisfactorily, but it is not an invasive fragrance. The mixture of jasmine and raspberry is really pleasant. But the caramel brings too much of the typical smell of Ethyl Maltol, which has seen better days when explored in this way. And here, unfortunately, the grace of Club 6 Class Feminino ends. Why continue to create fragrances that, in a matter of minutes, will resemble others that have already been copied? In my opinion, this is yet another example of unnecessary expense and effort, even though market research indicates that there is still room for this type of perfume. To sum up, it's like watching another romantic comedy movie, whose script is always the same and we already know how it will end. Unfortunately, Club 6 Class Feminino looks like a promising story, created on the romanticism of a specific date, which starts well but has no happy ending.