Spirited

This is super sweet yet still spicy to me. I wear this only in the winter for the warming effect. I think the whole thing comes across as synthetic but it works here. Anything else would be trying to hard. The projection is quite strong on me which, again, I enjoy. It lasts a long time on my skin as well. That's not common for me so another thumbs up. I love the bottle. All around this fragrance makes me feel energized when the weather chills me to the bone. My go to pick me up fragrance!

Raw Red Apple with a slight touch of Woody notes make Spirited really stands out in the croud. Thanks Perry Ellis.

For me, this perfume is good during hot weather. The longevity is not long enough below 4 hours.Dont spray it to much or your girlfriend will sniff.

Spirited smells like a weaker version of Chanel Platinum Egoiste.

This is a strong dislike for me, and by strong I mean I’m glad I didn’t over pay, and only picked up a 50ml bottle of this stuff. The reviewer below me mentioned Egoiste and being an owner of that scent I blind bought this. I understand he said said another reviewer mentioned it, so I can’t blame him, and I’m also aware he said “quality” and not dupe. This stuff is trash, and I know it’s harsh, but it’s nothing I should have wasted money on. It’s synthetic, cheap smelling, and I hate the apple in this. This reminds me of Dunhill Custom, and I hated that scent too. I mentioned this before in a different review but every apple scent I have ever purchased usually has a pepper note attached. Perfume developers obviously understand contrasts and balances for making scents better than I, so it’s probably something along the lines of balancing the apple with pepper. All I know is that this is not good and I would strongly suggest not wasting your money. Even the wood notes in this aren’t very good. In my opinion the only thing that saves this from me throwing this in the trash bin is the mandarin orange. I’ll give this away to someone on Christmas, or Halloween. This is a 3/10 for me, it’s well below average. Sorry, not sorry..

It does have that Egoiste Platinum quality at first, as another reviewer said, sort of like sour celery or something vegetal that's definitely not quite right. Then within the hour there's dry sandalwood, a hint of fruitiness, a tiny pinch of tonka bean, and a non-offensive musk. It's definitely not my type of fragrance, simply due to the lack of potency. For example, I was hoping this was going to be a bit spicy, sort of like the "masculine" version of Spice Way by Lapidus, but no, it's more along the lines of a "sport" fragrance. Not bad at all though, and more "natural smelling" than the majority of recent niche I've sampled! UPDATE: The very dry sandalwood note lasts a long time, and there isn't much else, after a couple hours. This is therefore an excellent layering option if you get the timing right. For example, I can imagine Perry Ellis M layered with this one to get a vanillic sandalwood with a bit of spice. If I discover a great layering combination I will report back.

Perry Ellis Spirited Review: This fragrance opens up with a red apple note, with a hint of ginger sitting behind it. The apple is strong and dominates the opening. It's also a bit sharp to my nose. Certainly not a terrible fruity note though. The red apple then begins to mix with the peppery and woody notes. It makes for a very masculine and fruity smell. This is a pleasant enough scent that will certainly get the job done. At the same time, don't expect it to exceed any of your expectations. For my personal tastes, this fragrance really doesn't do all that much for me. I think there are far better cheapies out there. That being said, you could also do a lot worse. I would recommend this to someone who really loves red apple notes in fragrances. Best Age Group- 20's Best Season(s)- Spring/Summer Occasions- Casual, Work Projection/Sillage- Moderate Longevity- 8 Hours Smell- 5.5/10 Overall- 6/10 YouTube Channel: theaveragecologneguy

A gingery sweet apple opening that doesn't last long. The wood notes come off as somewhat generic; I couldn't distinguish between the oak and the sandalwood. There is pepper in here somewhere but it's not constant, just fades in and out. Really, there isn't any one thing that jumps out other than the apple at the start. Not bad...not outstanding either. I felt there had to be something more to this than just another safe office scent for the summer.

When I first sprayed this on it kind of reminded me of Creed's Millesime Imperial. Not salty but I think a similar smell. Also like Ed Hardy Love and Luck (which gets compared to Imperial). I like it for the price (got mine for $11.49 at Sears, discounted). Loud when you spray it on and lasted about 5 hours on my skin. I could still smell it when i made swift movements but was primarily a skin scent after that.

It's used to my favourite scent. Light, fresh and "balsamic" ... kind of giving mint sensation on my nose. I don't know whats wrong with my nose since i found it sweeter and sweeter at its opening, but the dry down still amaze me. Now it's about 20ml left, so I rarely wear this stuff. Scent : 7 Longevity : 8 Projection : 7

good cheapie, specially in the dry down, the initial blast is to wake you up is kind of strong alcohol mix with citruses, but non the less is a good fragrance for is value, definitely I strong recommend this for any one coming out of the gym....

This fragrance is a great one. It's sweet because of the apple in it. The drydown is great as well. Perry Ellis did a great job on this fragrance. Will def recommend to friends!...