Eros Parfum

Having reviewed Eros EDT, EDP, and Flame, the only one left is Eros Parfum (barring the new Eros Energy that I haven't picked up yet). I have enjoyed everything in the Eros line thus far, now it's time to see if I can go 4 for 4. Let's get into it; Scent: Opening is sweet, fruity, and green. The primary notes I get are green apple, mint, lemon, and vanilla. The strongest of the notes are the green apple and mint. The green apple note is fruity, juicy, and in my opinion more realistic than the apple notes in Eros EDT and EDP. The mint note is a carbon copy of the mint in EDT and EDP; fresh spicy and cooling in a green way. This is followed by the lemon and vanilla. The lemon adds to the fruitiness with it's signature citric and tart accord, while the vanilla adds a healthy dose of sweetness at the base. The vanilla is not as forward in the opening of the Parfum as it is in the EDT and EDP, but it's still very noticeable and provides the signature Eros sweetness. Dry down is sweet, aromatic, and green. The primary notes I get are amber, mint, lemon, and tonka. The strongest of the notes are the amber and tonka. The amber has its familiar warm, resinous sweetness while the tonka brings the usual powdery sweetness. This is followed by the lemon and mint. The lemon brings the same fruitiness from the opening but dialed back a bit, while the mint continues its fresh and spicy green accord to a lesser extent. There is also a bit of lavender in the dry down to lend a bit more aromatics. Performance: Initial projection is strong at around 6 feet. Sillage is very strong as well and leaves an unmistakeable scent trail. After a few hours the projection was still strongly projecting outside of arms length and the scent trail was still easily noticeable. At the 7 hour mark the projection was still noticeable right outside of arms length and the scent trail was still noticeable. At the 12 hour mark the projection and sillage were unchanged, meaning this fragrance will last at least 12 hours before becoming a skin scent. When to wear: Like the others in the Eros line, this will work for any occasion and any season as long as you adjust the sprays accordingly. Go lighter when it's hot, and heavier when it's cold. The only exception, just like the rest of the line, would be formal. The DNA is just not suitable to formal occasions in my opinion. Blind buy: If you like the rest of the Eros line, or you just like sweet and aromatic fragrances in general, this is a safe blind buy for you. Final verdict: This is another solid entry in the Eros line; strong, attention-grabbing, mass-appealing, and a compliment magnet. Other than the fact that its DNA is over-worn, there's not much to hate on here. But honestly that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's over-worn because its a good fragrance and does what it sets out to do, get attention and solicit compliments. Now lets compare this to the rest of the line. When compared to the EDT it's much smoother, and when compared to the EDP it's warmer and deeper. We'll skip Eros Flame because it stands apart from the rest of the Eros line. When it comes to performance, the Parfum outperforms all the other flankers by a significant margin. That being said, I may slightly prefer the scent profile of the EDP over the Parfum but the performance boost on the Parfum gives it the edge to take top spot in the Eros line for me. I can see all of them having their uses, but I'll probably be reaching for the Parfum the most. In any case, you really can't go wrong with any of them. They're all fantastic fragrances deserving of a spot in any men's fragrance collection. Fragrance snobs may hate to admit it, but people go crazy for Eros. Results and sales numbers don't lie. Scent: 8/10 Longevity: 10/10 Sillage: 9/10

You should go spray the three concentrations and try them for yourself, because they are different enough. Parfum is my favorite, just because it smells straight up better to me. More depth and more masculine. People talking about age limits need to put down their bongs. This is a finely balanced sweet, aromatic, and fresh scent that can be worn any time or place and at any age as long as you use just the right amount. It is sweet for sure, so be careful about that, but this is very versatile stuff. To me, this is the sweet spot (pun city) of the entire fragrance world. If you want one that women approve of generally if not drool over, that will also suit most any situation as long as you are self aware about your spraying habits, I can't think of anything safer that is this likeable, except probably The One EDP. I own hundreds of fragrances and have sold hundreds more, but I go for this stuff a lot and it has just become home base because everyone likes it. I used to think it was too bleh and meh, but in this hobby you need to get over the whole image and marketing issues, get real, and come straight down to the smells. Eros parfum wins for me currently. Honorable mention to The One EDP. That stuff is too good if you don't want to go the super sweet route. I'm sure most people on here know how that smells, which is good because it's hard to describe. If you don't know, It is critical that you get some and test it out at least. I used to think it was meh too, but it is unique enough and everyone will like it. I have a hard time believing that anyone would ever complain about it unless you use like 25 sprays. I have gotten more compliments from The One EDP than anything else except maybe Sauvage, but we all know how that goes. Compliments aren't everything when it comes to picking the absolute top scent to associate yourself with. Other things I actually USE are ADG Parfum, YSL l'homme (and la nuit if I want to smell like babypowder, but women love it), Invictus Victory Elixir, The Most Wanted, Sauvage Elixir, Boss Bottled original (intense EDP is too sharp and gross to me by far, but I keep it), PDM Carlisle and Kalan (yes it's crazy daring, but the deep deep deep drydown is to freaking die for). I like Layton, but found it to be just too nuts to be believable. Everyone's just like "alright, who's wearing the crazy cologne from ancient Arabia." I want stuff that suits a handsome modern man at the office or store. Another forgotten one I have been on the fence about for years and years is CH Men (I hate prive because after the opening it smells disgusting. Create a perfume that smells like that opening for 10 hours and you have the best mens' fragrance of all time hands down.) I don't know what CH men is like these days, but I still have a batch from 2010 and it's weird (not because it's old, just weird fragrance), but I've always liked it. I've droned on long enough I think.

I am almost completely sure the notes that are listed are accurate. Someone mentioned the missing vanilla and another mentioned how sweet this scent is. I absolutely love this Eros and it seems to smell almost identical to the EDP, and EDT. It's very sweet and I absolutely love this addition. I got me a 100ml bottle. I think the whole EDT, then EDP, and then the Parfum is a very smart marketing strategy. They get the rumor going that there's a reformulation to the EDT, to get those people to buy the more expensive new one. They then do the same thing, saying the EDP is reformulated to get customers to buy the Parfum. If you think about it, it works. I've owned all of the them. Honestly off the top of my head, it smells close enuff. Now the new marketing strategy is drop the Elixir concentration. Dior did it with Sauvage (Sauvage Elixir is my favorite of all time) and others are now doing it. But I'm definitely a fan of this. You can't go wrong if you like the other ones. People who mention it's a good clubbing scent makes me wonder if they get people to mention it's a clubbing scent. Like who goes clubbing? Like clubbing was out long time ago. I think the whole 'clubbing' label or moniker is dropped to get people to think it's strong. I know lots of people. None of them went clubbing. The few that do actually go clubbing don't come on here or online to see what people are saying. Lot of marketing strategies and some do it very well. Some do it on past reputation. Like it's pretty much a guarantee that if Chanel, or Dior drop a men's fragrances, you can bet your mortgage it's gonna be good. People rip on Sauvage but man does it ever smell good. Versace is the same. Glad to know they still want their customers to buy their fragrances. It's about due for Versace and Dior to drop a new scent. Sauvage Elixir is just a legend for me. If you like the Versace Eros line you are gonna love this one. It's strong, it projects like a wet fart. Soon as you walk in a room, five or ten seconds and it's all over the room. The mint/apple combo is just great.

Eros Parfum is a green, aromatic and woody-oriental fragrance. Its aroma has many similarities with the Eau de Toilette (EDT) and Eau de Parfum (EDP) versions, but it has minor differences. The opening is fresh and green, keeping the mint note very present, but the citrus and fruit notes are a little less prominent than the (EDT) and (EDP). What is present from the opening is vanilla, which is what gives it a slight sweetness throughout its development. After a few minutes, a floral aroma is perceived with a little lavender and geranium that give it Fougere characteristics. After about an hour the fresh sensation of the mint subsides substantially and a very rich oriental woody base remains until the end of its development. This fragrance is suitable for cool days at any time of the year, preferably autumn and winter and for casual outings, parties, special occasions, etc. Its longevity with me was excellent, just like the previous versions, it lasted more than 9 hours. without problem, although it has less sillage than the others Eros. I recommend it to anyone who likes the DNA of Eros like me. The Parfum version is a refined version of the EDT, however my favorite so far is the EDP version because it is more versatile than the Parfum, but this is a very good fragrance too. The official notes are: Top notes: italian lemon oil, italian mandarin oil, litsea cubeba, madagascar elemi, black pepper oil. • Heart notes: pomarose, egyptian geranium oil, lavender, clary sage oil. • Base notes: benzoin resinoid, patchouli, cashmeran, vetiver and vanilla The curious thing is that in that list of official notes, mint is not mentioned, which is notorious at least for me.

I’m officially done not giving every designer fragrance I come across a fair shot. I’ve turned my nose up to big designers so many times for no reason other than my own pretentiousness. My collection currently houses 80+ bottles, yet today was the first time I’ve ever worn this (or even smelled it). Man, when a designer does it right... it’s just right. Although I do like the EDT and the EDP versions in the air, they’re too sweet/young for my taste and age (for ME. I’m not saying sh1t about YOU. You do YOU cause u iz u. Me do ME. Me is me bro. My son would fu3king kill me if he knew the way i post). But seriously, this one is an addiction. Even my wife likes it: HALL - e - effing - LU - JAH. It’s a miracle. A Christmas miracle in July. I find the spices here to be present, yet still light enough that they work even with a warm (maybe not hot) day. Not sure about you all, but in the air (even deep into drydown), I get a twist of mentholic cooling mint. Up close nose-to-skin I get less mint. There is certainly some sweetness, but it’s a darker, richer, but not cloying toned down version. Tell me—do any of you get some Layton vibes from this? The drydown shares some similarities. The price shares none though. Such a nice, well rounded fragrance this is with very impressive performance for the price. Not a screamer for sure, which is great for me. But man, the trail left behind with movement as the air strips these molecules off the surface is just great. Also, I layered this with some Hacivat (please don’t report me to the frag police) and somehow it works. I wasn’t even drunk. Do yourself a favor and sample this. Peace to all you fragmouths.

Been searching for a sweet, versatile scent, that is not part of the YSL Y line, and at the same time, fun and youthful. But this turned out to be more difficult than I thought. 1 Million line was a bit too "youthful" for my taste. Most wanted EDP was too sweet. Invictus line.. couldn't stand the bottle design. Never gave much thought to the Eros line due to its overhyped nature but decided to try it anyway. Overall, the entire line wasn't bad and, in a way, really wanted to like it, but the EDT and the EDP felt a little too brash (for lack of better terms). Then came the Parfum. Just the right amount of sweetness, freshness and youthfulness. Better, refined and mature version of the EDT while keeping the Eros characteristics; if the EDT is a fun beagle that everyone loves, the Parfum is a well-trained doberman, just chilling and projecting its presence. Very well balanced. Not being in my 20s anymore, "fun and youthful" scents no longer tickle my nose, so I find. Perhaps the aforementioned lines were not to be disturbed in my search. If seeing the young guns pooling around the shelf of the "clubbing scents" at your local Sephora brings back memories of your youthful period, makes you realize that you can't join in their conversations, but still want to travel back in time via your olfactory senses, Eros Parfum just might be your DeLorean.

I stayed away from this particular fragrance for two reasons only. The first reason was because fragrance reviewers on YouTube and reviewers on this site said it was a youthful scent. Second reason was stated it was too sweet for a older gent. I started hearing about the EDP and Parfum versions of this product. I was very close to getting the EDP just off of reviews saying it was the best out of the line. Reading reviews and watching YouTube videos of the Parfum version made me rethink my future purchase. Pulled the trigger and blind bought this. I absolutely love this fragrance in the Parfum version. Its smells mature with a touch of sweetness. Creamy base notes brings it all together. Longevity is pretty good 6+ hours depending on how many sprays you use. I was a two to three spray guy with all fragrances. I realized I needed to apply more with some more than others. Great signature scent and very versatile. Definitely a three season fragrance...but you can wear it in the warmer winter days like 36 degrees and up. I get compliments but usually from older women 55+...but they are use to their husbands wearing Stetson or English Leather. So what ever I wear wows them at work. Scent 8/10 Longevity 7.5/10 Sillage 7.5/10

Flame and EDP seems to get the most love from frag heads, but IMHO, this is the best in the line and really slept on. A much darker take on the Eros DNA, not as fresh or loud as the EDT or EDP, but definitely retains a lot of the sweet goodness, and just enough of the fresh top notes to maintain the classic Eros profile. The base notes is where this really mixes things up, an intoxicating mix of tonka, benzoin, and a much denser application of patchouli really separate this from the rest of the line. Once the top notes fade, I think this is more like Flame than it is the other two original entries, but still different enough to merit its existence. I do like the opening better on Flame, but once this settles down it's rich and beautiful and has a sophistication not found in the rest of the line. Longevity is excellent (just like the rest of the Eros line), projection is great for the first few hours. I don't think this scent is usable in the very high heat and humidity despite when many say, it absolutely becomes cloying. I really wish I had bought this instead of the EDP. I was early into collecting and went with the one with the higher user score on here, rookie mistake. 8.5/10

I had the original years ago and loved it. Always put it on the list to repurchase but just never got around to it honestly. Smelling this brought back the old one to me. This is stronger and slightly sweeter with much better performance. I wasn’t going to post the review til I owned it and had more time with it but I ran into it by chance and was shocked to see it. They didn’t have any to purchase but i got my hands on a tester and was very pleased with it. Not sure why the hate is so strong right now for this one but it will level out. If you like the original this is a now brainer as they’re pretty much the same but this is more intense(hence the name). If you like deep fruity scents this will be great for you! I sprayed 4 sprays on my arm and 3 on clothes and I could smell it all day around me like a bubble and finally by hour 8-9 it was pretty much gone, now on clothes it was there to stay. Don’t listen to the hate, this is a great one that has stood the test of time. Not everything has to be $300+ or niche to be quality. It’s a great scent for the money!

I am a fan of Eros. It's not my go-to, but Eros Flame and Eros Parfum are just solid scents. They are fun and smell good. I do agree that they are massively popular. In fact, if I were to discribe what Eros Parfum smelled like to a novice, I would say - "It smells like you are in Ulta, in the cologne section". Actually, the same goes for Sephora. For me, Eros Flame smells exactly like Eros Parfum, except with added cinnamon and pepper added to it (EF = EP + cinnamon/pepper). I enjoy both. Give Eros Parfum a light squirt and it's safe for the office. Give it a good spray and it's good for hanging out/going to the movies. Give it a couple of good sprays and it's good for running errands around town. This isn't a multiple spray scent unless you are going outdoors. It can induce headaches if you over apply... at least, for me, that is true. If I were going to an event, and dressing up, I wouldn't be wearing Eros. But, otherwise, it's a great casual scent. I'm too old for 'clubbing', so I couldn't comment about that scene.

Eros Parfum has that great Eros DNA, and it is definitely more ORIENTAL than it’s predecessors. It is more calming and less loud or citrusy. It has a deeper spice, a richer warmth, and a more weighty lavishness. The Parfum has excellent longevity. The EDP is a projection monster, and the Parfum has shifted it down a couple notches. Depending on your goals, that could be a good thing or it could mean that you need more sprays. The EDT gives me fairly quick nose blindness, but the EDP and the Parfum will keep going for a long time. The main COMPLAINT I have with the Parfum is on the long dry down (at least an hour or two). It takes on a somewhat fizzy fuzzy perfume scent. I would have preferred a smooth and creamy slide down into vanilla nothingness. I can dream that Versace will produce an ELIXIR someday that takes it in that direction.. maybe something kind of gourmand.. like a night cap. Edit: I was mainly using Eros EDP as a nighttime/before bed scent. After more use, I now prefer Eros Parfum.

Eros Parfum is the most recent addition to the Eros family, and it does not disappoint. The Eros DNA is still present, but the very young sweet minty smell in the beginning has been replaced by a more mature smell. The Mint fades quickly in the first few seconds and is less sharp than Eros EDT. My favourite is still Eros EDT vintage, but this smells great and lasts a long time on clothes. Easily 20 hours on my clothes. The initial notes are still fruity and sweet, but they are quickly replaced by a very nice Vanilla note. Almost like Armani Code Profumo. Eros Parfum has a smoother and creamier scent with a lot of woody scent. Overall, it's a good release, and I don't think it's necessary to get if you already have the EDT or EDP versions. At an arm's length, I get an average of 8 hours of longevity and 3 hours of projection. Longevity and Sillage are excellent, but there is no beast mode. Overall Rating: 9/10 Made by PERFUMER Olivier Pescheux

This one is the absolute best Eros in production currently. Forget about whatever mythical stories people have conjured up about vintage EDT versions of Eros. Those days are long gone. EDP is still a good option that’s easily obtainable. If you have it already, you can finish it and upgrade later. But the Parfum version is way better than any of them. They literally perfected the Eros DNA to make it fresh, yet deep and resinous at the same time. It’s no longer the club party boy fragrance. This version is more like the fragrance of the man that owns the club and still parties sometimes. He’s just much more polished and smoother than his older brothers from the line. Overall, the scent lasts forever and the sillage in the dry down is lethal. I’m about to get a 200ml back up bottle. I think this one is slept on because folks are getting tired of seeing flanker after flanker.

Duration: 7.5/10 ✅ Projection: 8/10 ✅ Fragrance:: 8.5/10 ✅ Among the 4 Eros variants available on the market so far, this is without a doubt the most mature and complex. Unlike all the other, more youthful perfumes, the parfum can also be worn by men over 30. A very pleasant but not banal perfume explodes in the air, refined but never demanding. Suitable for medium temperature climates, not too hot and not too cold, its ideal use is festive evenings among people among whom you don't want to go unnoticed. Sweet but pungent, it also makes an impression (and perhaps above all) on a romantic date, where its alluring elegance stands out from the first moment. To conclude, no woman should ever give it to her man if she is excessively jealous... Risk of furtive glances! Top men's fragrance, expensive but indisputable. Final rating: 8/10 ✅ FOLLOW ME ON IG ➡️ @ilProfProfumato

I've tried Eros EDT a couple of times through testers long before ever finding Fragrantica, and I hated it. I always thought it had something extremely floral in it, and it made me dislike it greatly. Notes on the EDT, show no floral so maybe my nose took it that way. Zoom on in to last week. I'd been wanting to see after building a little collection, and having a lot more smells, if maybe my nose had come around, so I smelled Eros edt again at ulta. Didn't mind it but didn't like it. Idk why but I ordered this, after seeing a ton of people say it was a bit different. And it is AMAZING. Took the parts of the edt I liked and literally amplified and enhanced on that part alone. It has a very slightly mature scent to it, but still smells a lot like the original. It's just a clean, fruity, vanilla type bomb. Very glad I got it. Good performance all around as well.

I must start off by saying that I am a woman, that occasionally wears men's fragrances that are on the sweeter side, and Versace Eros is one of them, it is catnip for humans. I bought the parfum because I wanted to compare it to the Eau de Parfum and to be honest the only difference that I get is that parfum is a smoother gentler experience. @Vapor Trail described it perfectly; he said that the parfum is a more polite version of eros and is not as sweet or loud. The sweetness has been cut down some, while the vanilla/ amber creeps out more in the drydown rather than being present throughout the entire wear of the parfum. After smelling the edp next to the parfum...I prefer the parfum. The parfum is more balanced. the only thing I don't like is the longevity doesn't appear to be too much better than the EDT or EDP. It lasts a little longer, but not by much.

At the opening, you get the big notes from the line of mint and apple. While the parfum is not as loud as the EDT at the opening, the notes are still there. Not to sound cliché, but the parfum takes the EDT opening and makes it deeper and smoother. Overall, the opening is very similar but less loud, making the Eros DNA more suitable for everyday usage and not just a night scent. After the initial 20 minutes, the two versions start to diverge. The EDT's drydown was always characterized by a strong abroxan and woody scent. In contrast, the parfum takes a different path, evolving into a richer and deeper drydown with vanilla and amber as the dominant notes. The fragrance's longevity is truly impressive, lasting over 8 hours since application, making it a great value.

This is by far the best of the Eros line in my opinion. The opening has an almost fresh basil like quality with the familiar mint and vanilla, just backed by a serious rich amber, a much richer opening than the EDP which is almost cloying. The dry down transition is where Parfum really shines, the familiar Eros DNA is there but backed by an absolutely stunning addition of Elemi, benzoin and Tonka giving an almost incense like smoke that just works so well. The opening is a little too syrupy for me, but once what dry down hits this really shines far above the EDT and EDP. I think this is a much deeper and more nuanced formulation of Eros, much more mature smelling and I can see this working much better in the cool weather than the original or other flankers. 8.5/10

Honestly after seeing the reviews this perfume was getting I was very skeptical on buying it although I saw a local seller selling it a price point which I could not refuse so I picked it up and wow! When I sprayed it I smelt a great blend of vanilla, warm spicy,citrus and some lovely apple note to it and I must say that this is a very good fragrance Despite the mixed reviews it has about how everyone has it,it should not stop you from buying it because the average person you'll meet rarely spray perfume atleast from where I'm coming from so you'll stand out in a way!.Honestly this is a 8/10 the only downside is that the perfume isn't very unique but it's still good for school,office wear and going out.

So, what can I say...ah yes...it's Versace. I really don't understand these things with "summer" "winter" fragrances, etc. When I like a fragrance, I don't care what season it is to enjoy it. Eros EDP is a Swiss army knife and definitely doesn't go unnoticed. He is a playful demon with a halo, horns and a seductive perverted look. In my opinion, this is a fragrance that perfectly combines Dylan Blue (my personal "best in the universe"), Blue de Chanel, Sauvage perfume and many more blue fragrances. Overall, a slightly sweet blue fragrance with very good longevity. I don't think there is a woman who wouldn't like it and can resist a demon in angelic clothing...What else the hell would a real man want!!!

My wife’s favorite—so I keep coming back to it. A uniquely fresh yet empowering scent; sporty yet regal; playful yet seductive at the same time. Bought the Parfum by accident (instead of the EDP) but didn’t look back. Still contains those citrusy and woody notes associated with the EDP, but here the vanilla, sage, geranium, and lavender are given more depth to create - one could say - a more mature variant. Exceptionally strong sillage, even with the greater oil to alcohol ratio. Longest lasting one in the bunch; I can still smell it faintly on my pulse points the next morning (even after a bedtime shower and 8hrs sleep)! And even that next morning it is just as addicting. 5/5

I have both the EDT sample and now this Parfum. I felt that the EDT opened fairly nice with the mint/ vanilla mix but the ambroxan drydown was quite harsh and after awhile got a bit annoying. This parfum replaces that, adds a little more citrus on top but the drydown is where this shines. Its the smooth tonka/ amber that's really nice and very comfortable smelling long term. IMO that's the main difference. Not as loud, sits closer to skin and generally lasts longer which is what I prefer. Can wear this any occasion/ safe blind buy. Might be a little much in very hot humid weather though. Very good stuff!

I’ve gone through Eros’s EDT, EDP, and Parfum and think I’ve settled on the parfum as my favorite. Pretty similar scents across each one (they get slightly less fruity as you increase the concentration), but the “maturity” of the parfum keeps pulling me back. Sweet enough for hot weather, warm enough for cold weather. Its longevity was the big selling point for me though. By itself, it’ll last from sunrise to sunset and then some. When I layer an EDT over Eros Parfum, it STILL pops out after the EDT wears off! Surprisingly affordable too, for what it is. Great for gatherings and dates, day or night!

Trying this out for the first time and it’s coming off very well blended and I mostly just pick up on that mint citrus opening with that soft powdery tonka vanilla apple base note, overall softer smelling vanilla and more green, aromatic and sophisticated then the rest of the Eros collection. I think this is an amazing scent it lasts very long on skin and projects pretty good. All year round scent. Nothing wrong with this cologne IMO other than the fact everyone seems to wear this scent profile and also hate on this scent profile because of it’s popularity. Very playful and fun scent for going out.

Really you should shame yourself when voting negative to troll or just hate on eros. This forum is meant for people who like fragrances. Not for silly poor men that only have 2 zara perfumes and behave like they have a niche collection. Probably 99% haven’t even smell eros parfum. Because it is hard to find at this moment. It is a great scent, well done by versace. Just because of following the trend of starting with edt and continue to parfum version didn’t make it a bad fragrance. Great quality, and for me a softer version with more dept. a little bit like the edp and parfum of sauvage and YSL Y.

Eros gets a lot of hate these days and I don't know why. I'm not a fragrance connoisseur to analyze its notes but I'll tell you something – I'm on a hunt for a new fragrance right now, I must've smelled hundreds in the past weeks, but I always come back to this one. I even just sniff it from the bottle sometimes. It's just hypnotic to me, it calms me down. Also, women LOVE this one in my experience. Contrary to the popular belief that this is for winter and clubs only, I think it's good for any weather except really hot summer days. Also, I wouldn't compare this to Flame, it's A LOT different.

So... after using the EdT heavily... I came to the conclusion that: yes, this is the essence of Eros - for now. Is the best out of the series, 2nd is EdT (more projection) For the camel riders and curry eaters... this is like Zawas Hawas, the original. Please don't use unless you understand how doors work open/shut It's a good 8/10 compared with 2003 Gucci Guilty *Edit: Gianni Versace, was a homosexual ... a genious! Gay and all and this "Parfum" is like his socks... lost bro! F all... this is 6/10 @,# you Modi for Chandrayaan 5 f you all hahaha especially Fersache

Absolutely brilliant fragrance. Much more mature and sophisticated in comparison to the Eros EDT and EDP. One of my favorite fragrances. It is quite versatile, although, I do not suggest wearing it in the heat of summer as the sillage will become too much and therefore unpleasant. Furthermore, it isn't a fresh scent, so I believe this vanilla based scent is more geared towards the fall, winter and spring range anways. In that order in my opinion. It is very aromatic and the sillage is great. I suggest around 3 sprays and not much more if you're daring. 8.5/10

The first Versace that I bought, got a 200ml bottle for just over $100 USD. It's very nice, very long-lasting. It's sweet. I cannot compare it to any other Versace Eros concentrations, this is the only one I have. It lasts a very long time and I have a feeling this bottle will be going on for years before I clear it. It's great, but I don't see it as something I would wear every day. It's not an unreasonable blind buy, it's very nice and definitely works for a younger audience like myself. This is on my favorites list for sure. Batch GN2405, Ref. 740211

Eros is more than a fragrance; it’s a modern icon. Opening with a crisp explosion of mint, green apple, and lemon, it immediately commands the room. As it settles, the warmth of tonka bean and ambroxan creates a sweet, addictive trail that defines "crowd-pleaser." Having gone through two bottles, I can attest to its reliability. It’s energetic, loud, and incredibly versatile. While often labeled a "party scent," its creamy vanilla dry-down offers a surprising depth that remains captivating even years later. A true masterpiece of mass appeal.

I've been using Versace Eros Parfum for about 3 months now, and I really enjoy it. Not only do I feel more confident wearing it, but I've gotten multiple complements in the right situations. I originally bought it with my girlfriend because we both really liked it, but the more I wear it the more she likes it. Something to keep in mind is Versace Eros can come off too strong to some sensitive-nosed individuals. Personally I dont need too many sprays to project. Overall I reccomend trying Eros for yourself, It's a great playful frag.

This fragrance receives hate for absolutely no reason, So what if it's too popular? This cologne has definitely grown on me and will always be one of my go-to's. The lemon with a touch of spicy mint is expertly blended, and the fruity green apple brings this to whole other level. On top of that it has amazing longevity and sillage, lasting about 10 hours on skin. We as a fragrance community have to realize we're in the real world, as 90% of the people who smell you will not know what you are wearing, and probably don't care.

I got a chance to test this today and I really admire the scent. I've owned the original and between them, I don't love one more than the other. They're both good in their own way. The sweetness in this one is a bit toned down and the amber plays a more prominent role, but the vanilla is still there but more subtle and in the background, whereas the vanilla takes center stage in the original. I would own both as I don't think it would be redundant. There is some difference between them.

I find this to be smoother than the EDP, but at the same time I don't quite get all the same notes. I really enjoy the notes in the EDP so for that I enjoy the EDP a bit more. If you want the eros vibe but more mature and smooth the Parfum is your best bet, otherwise I would go EDP if you really enjoy the mint, apple, and vanilla. The sillage I might prefer Parfum a bit more since the blend at a distance ends up being more similar between the two. Overall I enjoy the EDP a bit more.

My wife gifted me this for Father’s Day and we both love it! I have the edt and love it as well. This is more intricate and feels a little more “syrupy”, not in a sweetness but just feeling thicker and more decadent. It is long lasting and has moderate sillage. I used a spray on each wrist, two sprays on the neck and one delay and walk away. Probably not necessary but my wife always wear JPG LaBelle Paradise Garden and I can’t ever smell anything else when she is within 6’

Batch from 12/2022 I've owned EDT and FLAME EDP before reformulation, which I loved. Now this is something I adore. Sweet and exotic. Smells expensive and luxurious. Projection: 2 hours very loud, 2h above moderate, 1h moderate and then goes to skin scent forever. In the phase of skin scent they are nice sweet and warm wafts from time to time which are amazing. Longevity: Around 10-12 hours. It cant last until next morning but its very faint smell left.

Best of the EDT, EDP, and Parfum. It's Eros, everybody knows this one. The loud, clubbing scent. It's a good scent, a little more 20's vibe age wise, but this is the most mature version if youre a little older. Just be aware it's fine for summer, but depends on where you live. If you're in a very warm climate the sweetness in this can get cloying. Be aware and watch your sprays. Longevity 8.5/10 Projection 8/10 Scent 7.5 /10 Overall 8 - 8.5/10

Excellent addition to the Eros lineup! 1. Parfum⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 2. EDP ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3. EDT⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ It’s too hard for me to decide which one I love the most. You really can’t go wrong with any of these. (Maybe a slight edge to the parfum.) Eros parfum is subtle/reserved compared to its predecessors, yet still very detectable. Performance is outstanding in all aspects. I really enjoy the parfum but I’m also very happy to own all three. 10/10 👍🏽👍🏽

I like it alot. Sure it might not be super original (I guess) but it sure is enjoyable. This is more mature and slightly spicier and strong than the original. The opening can be off putting for a moment as it first smells like something from an Italian grandma's kitchen, all cooking herbs, basil and oregano. But then it settles down to the sweet spot, the core of the Eros DNA and is pleasant and present for a long time.

Honestly I wasn't a fan of the opening but like I had read and saw by many, the beauty of this fragrance is in the dry-down. So I patiently gave the fragrance time. And boy does it smell intoxicating, in the best way... Would easily recommend for those starting from early 20s and above. Smells masculine. I prefer the Parfum for the dry down and better projection when compared to reformulation of EDT.

As an older gentleman, I have avoided Eros. But I recently decided to blind buy this. I have to admit that I love this. This opens with a slightly sweet fresh minty scent. I'm not a big fan of mint but this is balanced well. But the dry down is where this shines for me. It is a slightly sweet woody ambery scent. Very mature to my nose. And it lasts and projects forever. So good. Well done Versace.

Beautiful,this just gives me a good vibe when i wear it,and it is not headache inducing like the edt is for me,performance is okay and i would say this is more for the colder months even tho it still is good in the summer,it smells like citrus and woods mixed with vanilla and a slight hint of mint,much more complex than the edp and edt. Smell:9/10 Longevity:7/10 Projection:5/10 Versatility:8/10

Very sweet and versatile without being too feminine. Also has a very Citrusy, sweet opening and has a great vanillic smelling drydown. Insane longevity and good projection. Has nuclear projection for the first 3-4 hours before it becomes a skin scent for the rest of the day. When I sprayed it in the morning, I could still smell it while I was showering in the evening.

The Eros line is great and I believe that the Eros you like most has a good reason behind it. I personally love Eros Parfum because it lasts long as has a more mature and classy(in my opinion) profile. I only say this because the EDT and sometimes EDP are viewed as juvenile. If you want to buy this, spray some on the back of your hand and smell it throughout the day.

The best of the Eros family, far more smooth and refined than the rest. The opening is less sharp and obnoxious than of the edt, it’s somewhat of a transitional scent, moving from fruity to more herbal, then the tonka comes through. I can smell this on skin after 12+ hours. Perhaps less suitable for very warm weather but otherwise very versatile 8.6/10 for the price.

The opening is not cloying whatsoever, it smells fresh, clean, minty and sweet throughout. The performance is bang for your buck, easily lasts 8-12 hours on my skin and projects heavy. I really like how it has more of a fresh spicy smell and toned down vanilla compared to the EDT, it smells more intense and well suited than the EDP. Banger fragrance. 9/10.

My little guilty pleasure. I just love to soak myself in some Eros now and then and throw myself back to my early 20's with no obligations and concerns. That's why the Parfum suits me perfect now; I get the nostalgic feeling from a forgotten time when I was using the EDT, while still getting this mature vibe that suits me even though I'm in my 30's.

A masterpiece. This is Eros at the top of its form. It takes the performance and DNA of the EDT, the vanilla sweetness of the EDP and cranks it up to an 11. It's not cloying like the edt, or super sweet like the edp. It's 'just right'. Can be worn whenever you feel like it, this is a dumb reach of the highest caliber. Try it on yourself. 10/10

Best Eros flanker. Most versatile, refined, and long-lasting. The opening doesn't "pop" as much, but the drydown is deeper, smoother, while still fresh and addictive Eros DNA. Not unique and is very linear, but what do you expect with Eros? Great mass appeal and Parfum is less every-other-guy-in-20s-smelling than EDT. Parfums > EDT > EDP

EROS EDT-EDP-Parfum showdown, pt. III The biggest departure from the original DNA. This is a warmer fragrance than the others in the line, and the intensity of the citrus-mint opening in the first two in the Eros line is toned down. This is a more rounded fragrance, with a spice note that the other Eros entries don't have.