Tommy Endless Blue

This stuff is impressive. If you’re a fan of the original tommy - or you were a fan but haven’t smelled it for many years, I would highly encourage you to try this. It has some similarities to the original Tommy For men - but with an added boozy note and a denser sweetness. It’s playful but not something I’d categorize as a teenage scent. Tommy Hilfiger has long been out of the spotlight - but if you’ve written this brand off, you’re doing yourself a disservice. These are the embodiment of mass appeal and from what I’ve tried/own, they would all be considered compliment getters. It’s time we give ol’ tommy boy some of the spotlight back! 7/10

This has a hint of the original Tommy deep down with a prominent amount of booze and cardamom. This comes off as pleasant and sweet. It's good for cooler weather or even in warmer weather. I wear this anytime of the year. This is a nice one if you are a fan of Tommy Hilfiger and fresh types of scents. It's just a nice smell good fragrance for men of any age. It's dark, fresh and sweet but I wouldn't call this office friendly though. I would say this is more of a night out or a casual hang out fragrance. I give this a 8.9/10

Great grab-and-go cheapie, that sadly lasts an hour or two, at best. The scent itself is fantastic: starts spicey, then goes fresh for a bit, then ends boozy (to my nose). If Endless Blue had better longevity, it would get more hype, thus raise its value. Unfortunately, it will forever stay at the $20 range; should one get it? Absolutely, it is so inexpensive and smells pretty darn good not to. Just take in mind that this fragrance will be your "dumb-reach" for a quick night out, or errands.

I wore this today knowing I'd be inside in the air conditioning. Wow. This stuff really smells good. Boozy, spicy sweet goodness. It really pumped on my skin for about 2.5hrs and lasted a good 6hrs. This is totally good for a $20 Frag. (TJ Maxx) Very happy with this and its summer brother Into the Surf. ($17 @ TJ Maxx) I do think Endless Blue will wear better in cooler weather. Good stuff for a more than decent price. Very nice casual scents.

WOW! Where to start with this...a very cool, fresh, boozy / spicy / fresh blend perfect for all seasons because the balance is done perfectly. It doesnt lean toward any of the above directions it rather manages to find the right way to be all of those at the same time. The rosemary is gorgeous in this and gives it an additional kick! Even signature worthy. Bravo Tommy!

This isn't your typical blue scent. Its mass appealing and easy to wear but comes across more bold due to the boozy note of cognac and the spicy note of cardamom. Still fresh & tame enough to wear year around. Definitely my favorite from Tommy.

Best bubble gum in the game. Not great performance but average for a designer. I’m really surprised to find myself reaching for it frequently. Not worth spending over $35 for it though.

When I purchased this a couple weeks back, a statement poppped up in my thoughts immediately. That statement was “ look who matured”. It’s a reference to the fact that the iconic Tommy (original) represents younger days to so many. Let’s face it, what do you think the number of people here owe at least a nod of acknowledgment to those younger days with that original Tommy? So my first impression was “ maturity”. This is a scent I now enjoy. I don’t think it really has much in common with the original either. And I’m fine with that. I don’t need it to. I also wouldn’t say it’s sophisticated. Just a nice calming mature scent. I get the pepper scent as the grounding force here, with the sweet/alcohol being a cloud on top. Think like opposite of what Sauvage does with its pepper scent. Savauge being much brighter and sharper opening, Endless Blue calm and sweet before getting to the pepper. I keep sniffing the two side by side. And that’s the only way I can describe it, like good cop, bad cop routine.

This fragrance will get you drunk. It is very boozy. The cognac note is the most prominent to my nose. A very interesting scent. For men over 25 years old.

The worst blind buy for me. It smells absolutely worthless. I sprayed 20 times and got nothing but alcohol. The actual scent is super faint and super generic and does not last at all. You will not enjoy cognac or cardamom at all here. That's the last cheapie I will ever buy. I'm shocked at how high a rating this was given and the comparisons with John Varvatos. It does smell like a very faint Montblanc Legend Spirit though.

I got it as a gift in 2018 and never really used it and wasn't a fan, I don't like the smell and it reminded me of an elderly person, now that I got into fragrances recently I let one of my family members smell it and they liked it, so I gave it to them.

Picked this up at Century21 Brooklyn at the wife's insistence but didn't like it that much. Got back home, tried it on and was sort of blown away by the opening and dry down. This is a terrific, sexy, boozy and spicy fragrance and gets decent compliments. The performance is very average and often terrible. Don't think it's a summer fragrance because of its sweet and spicy notes but can work in the spring, fall and winter. Best for casual wear but can also be worn on formal occasions and dinner events. Would've been really popular if it performed better.

Pulled this out after some years collecting dust at my cabin. I always kinda liked it. Somewhat of a unique take on a “blue” scent. Has hints of green and herbaceous notes. Some light boozy accord. Think the original John Varvatos for Men mixed with some John Varvatos Artisan (or... Mercedes Benz Club Blue). Some dark and light juxtaposition. But... done so simply. It’s a nice budget Summer evening scent. Night time around a patio... dinner on a summer night.

I really like this fragrance. The name is misleading, your thinking this is a summer fragrance, but actually it's a fragrance for the fall. I've been wearing it frequently and I'm enjoying the mix of cognac, cardamon, black pepper and rosemary. It projects well and it leaves a sillage when entering into a room. The price is even better, I bought for 25 bucks and it's worth it.

Found this for $20 at T.J.Maxx. my first impression is that it smells amazing. It's different than any other Tommy Hilfiger sent I've tried before. Have not tested it on the skin, but I'll update soon :)

"Orange-flavored bubble gum" nails the first thought that came to mind. Then it goes "blue" but more generic than intriguing. It is a forgettable fragrance.

1 million bubblegum vibes with that blue DNA from all the ones you know. Not bad for this designer.