Eternal Meadows

For me this is a hidden gem. Bought this because it was marketed as unisex, but after smelling and wearing it I decided it's more of a masculine fragrance. Reminds me of Ultra Male and 9pm because of moderate whiffs of sweetness from the vanilla, patchouli and amber notes, with something herbal from lavender. With its moderate projection and longevity, one can get by for 6 hours tops with only a few sprays. In the end I gave it to my brother since it would suit him more. It's a great buy for the guys, though.

I like the smell because most of the notes are notes that I'm really fond of. I do feel like the ingredients smell a little bit cheap. Nice to chill at home, but you're likely not going to impress anyone with it.

Look as this as a cousin to Ultramale but more resembling with his Le Male brother. 4/5

This scent took me for a roller coaster. I bought it because it was labled as unisex and I thought ok, some nice fresh green notes with lavender and vanilla, this will be refreshing and clean, with a very slight hint of sweet. Not too feminine, not too masculine, just neutral clean. I was in for a surprise. When I got it, I sprayed it and it immediately was apparent that the scent was reminiscent of men's perfume that my dad used to wear. In particular the Jean Paul Gautier's Male perfumes. It also reminds me a bit of Drakkar Noir, but better, more modern. Also smells a bit like men's aftershave. In terms of potency, the scent clung on to my skin and lingered all day, which for the right target audience would be a plus. The scent is fresh, but in a very 'men's shower gel' type of fresh. The cedar and patchouli are front and centre and smack you in the face. With wear the lavender and amber come out a bit and soften the perfume up but not my much - I get the feeling that it almost enters that unisex neutral balance territory as it softens up but doesn't quite reach it and still reads masculine. As for the vanilla notes, I wasn't able to smell any vanilla. The perfume isn't bad and it ultimately comes down to what you are looking for. If you want that masculine leaning, fresh strong scent then this is great. If you are looking for a lighter more subtle fresh perfume that is truly unisex, then this won't be the one.

I got this about 8 months ago and used to love wearing it on spring nights. it smelled really nice back then. Today, after not touching it for 3 months, I tried it again and it felt kind of different. The lavender came off very synthetic to me this time, and it actually gave me a bit of a headache.

This is terrible. I have never smelt anything worse in my life. It straight up smells like a 5$ lavender soap from a supermarket. It gave me a headache instantly PLEASE do not buy this it is disturbing. -100/10!!!

As a woman I love this fragrance. It’s soft, airy in a mildly vanilla-sweet fluffy powdery way, but with just enough woodiness and earthiness from the patchouli and cedar to cut through and keep it unisex. The herbal aromatic lavender note is potent, which is why I love it so much because herbal lavenders are one of my favourite notes. It feels cosy and comforting but also smart and pairs well with Tomboy femme monochrome outfits, if that makes sense. For reference it’s profile reminds me of Lattafa the kingdom for men but less sweet, and oclock by Ahmed Al magribi but less sharp, and those are my other two favourite unisex perfumes.