Eros Energy

I know it's been said to exhaustion on many new releases to this database, but c'mon people...All the downvotes and comparisons to random non-related cartoon fragrances, "innuendo" fragrances, etc, when you've NEVER smelled this fragrance, or just simply didn't like the note breakdown, bottle design, or scent itself...It's the absolute LOWEST level of immaturity one could show. Who, or what are you actually benefitting from this? What do you get out of such childlike behavior? I guarantee you the people over at Versace could care less...Doesn't effect them in the slightest. This fragrance will sell, and they're going to keep pumping out seller after seller, regardless of your "handy work" so my question is WHY? If you're under the age of 30 and you're doing this...It's time grow up. If you're over the age of 30 and you're doing this, I truly pity the fact that your life sucks so bad, that the way you get your kicks is by downvoting and comparing something you don't like to something totally unrelated and stupid. Some of us actually want to learn and know about new releases and legitimately what others have to say. As for my opinion on Versace Eros Energy? It's a lemony Aventus Cologne style fragrance, as others have stated. Lasts a good 6hrs or so on my skin and projects at an arms length for the majority of time...If that is your vibe, go for it! May have some redundancy if you own Aventus, CDNI or Explorer, but i enjoy it...Will eventually be a cheapie gem once it shows up at rack stores and online discounters.

Heavy, refreshing citrus opening, can definelely be too harsh for some. At first it's pure lemon peel, then it transforms into more of a lime, mixed with other citruses, smell that lasts for good 2-3 hours. After that it's this warm, not cold, kind of sweet and juicy scent. The warmness is refreshing type of warm, which i actually prefer, because this warmness keeps it from smelling like a shower gel. So it smells of blood orange and maybe grapefruit mixed with black currant, which create this smooth citrus that is not harsh, but sparkly and has a hint of a little spice and salt. Honestly very interesting because it feels like you can smell different kinds of citruses every time you smell yourself. The drydown is amazing, atleast on my skin. After all the citruses fall back (for me it takes 5 - 6 hours) it reminds me of a sea water scent. Imagine if you took a citrus body wash and washed yourself in the sea with it and then took a swim, got out, dried yourself in the sun, it's how your skin would smell. It's this addicting salty, fresh clean skin smell with a hint of citrus. Performance for me is crazy, yesterday could smell it very well on myself in the car after a 9 hour shift, so the performance i'd say is solid 10 hours or so. Maybe it depends on your skin type or the other people saying the performance is poor just get nose blind, but it's very good. Citrus for 5 hours, and then clean sea water salty skin for the next 5 hours.

People tend to hate on this due to its label being "(Eros) Energy", and I can understand why, but this cologne is still brilliant in many ways. I will get into how I perceive the scent, to me this sounds like a lemon that has been slightly toasted with a bit of sugar to take the sourness away, backed by a subtle moss. I do notice the effect the pepper has on it though, I think its mostly responsible for how masculine this scent is, it adds class and maturity. What I wish this cologne had - Stronger woody notes! There isn't much I would change about this cologne but I think a dry oak note would elevate the class and provide diversity from the strong lemon. Versatility - Within the given instances above, it could fit into any occasion; Think office wear, beach days, workouts, school or really just anywhere. Projection - For a citrus scent you cannot realistically expect this to fill a room past the five minute mark, but I think that works to its advantage. The duality of this cologne is ridiculous, it's either for a wall street banker that has been promoted to the point where they work reasonable hours OR for a humble man in his twenties who showers regularly and dresses casually.

At first it had this very energetic blast of photorealistic citrus, which I'm a huge fan of. As it settled, it turned smoky and rich, and it's faintly reminding me of sauvage. One of the first perfumes that I'm noticing a clear evolution in. It's great! 6-7 hours later, I can still smell the smokiness and some of the citrus. I haven't had the chance to test it but I bet it's sillage is also good enough for people around you to smell it but not get suffocated by it. Edit: It's 11 am the next day, it's been 15 hours since i sprayed. I can still faintly smell the musk. I'm not counting this as part of the longevity as it's very faint and only one note. However, it's still insane because perfumes normally get eaten for breakfast lunch and dinner on my skin, and even the long performing designers (haven't tried many niche releases) last 6-7 hours and fade into nothingness.

First of all this has a great atomizer gives very satisfying feel if the store guy wasn’t in the perfume isle i would have emptied the bottle just for the satisfaction of the atomizer. Coming to the actual fragrance initially there is a lemon blast gave it a minute to settle and it gave that lemon candy fragrance I can’t remember the name of the candy but it smells exactly like this perfume . The opening is like khadlaj island dreams ( clone of LV Symphony) i would rather prefer eros energy over both because it has the lemon candy vibe but those are straight up lemon cleaner /phenol vibes. Performance is also great once this dries down smellers amazing. Good perfume among the eros line. I have also tried the flame but that is not lemony rather its spicy. 7.8/ 10 for me. great for summers and day time