Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. Top notes are Quince, Sorbet and Litchi; middle notes are Peach Blossom, Peony and Neroli; base notes are Musk, Cashmere Wood and Ambroxan. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Anyway then comes a powerful and almost niche sweetness which is already building a big Tonka Bean and vanilla base. After an underwhelming encounter with CK's Eternity for Men Classic, I wasn't exactly clamoring to use CK Eternity Now when I got gifted a small bottle recently.

Quince, Sorbet, and Litchi are the top notes; Peach Blossom, Peony, and Neroli are the middle notes; Musk, Cashmere Wood, and Ambroxan are the base notes. I know that sounds generic especially considering how many options there are today but this had me wanting more. After a while, it becomes much more musky and dry, and even more reminiscent of peachy dryer sheets. I had the chance to get Eternity Flame for cheaper, maybe should have given it a go despite negative reviews. CK seriously need to end the endless flanks and start new evolution line of fragrance that capture the market once again.Unfortunately this is just another sweet but fresh,bubble-gummy type of smells along the lines of One Million,Polo Red, and Eros. I’ve never been a fan of CK, I wouldn’t have touched it but the sales assistant was optimistic so I thought wth and sprayed it directly into my wrist. It broke very easily on the bottle I have, and now it just squirts out the fragrance instead of a mist. UPDATE: That wood-ish note lasted more than 24 hours, but it's a bit screechy, probably because all the other notes were gone. The florals never really have a chance to sing because the soapy muskiness masks their beauty, and instead really has a BO scent that rears its ugly head in about 3 hours.

Opening with juicy nectarine, sweet lychee and quince sorbet, accompanied by luxurious peony, peach blossom and neroli petals, laid on soft cashmere, ambrox and a hint of musk.Sweet, sour and a tad bitter all seamlessly blended into a masterful concoction that with only a couple sprays projects a clean and fresh veil of scent. I really want to believe that I am an independent thinker but my opinion was swayed when I heard shampoo. It is fresh and feminine with just the right amount of cream, floral, and musk scents all mixed together. On the wrist it smelled more and more disgusting with every hour, though I realized that could be because of unintended mixing with other smells. Many products with the Premium Beauty badge are also used by professionals in salons and spas but are designed and available for home use.

It has an almost shampoo-vibe and brings to mind the Incanto range by Salvatore Ferragamo, which share a similar fresh fruitiness on the skin. Don't let the negative reviews stop you from smelling this yourself, in my experience Eternity Now has been a compliment monster. having the dominant coconut would make you think it's for summer, but it's a very warm comforting coconut (think malibu rum in hot chocolate), and the vanilla and tonka in this really make me push this to being for fall and winter. start off with a tropical blast for at least an hour and dries down to a linear and decent woody fruit based cologne,must admit I like it alot, good job on the notes for this fragrance, on the skin at least 3 hours on your clothing 4 hours ,typical by today's standards of scentwear,but it's a likable fragrance overall.While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it to be accurate, it is not a substitute for reading the product packaging and label prior to use. I find with the exception of the original that a lot of the Eternity fragrances (the flankers) have terrible staying power. This not only lends it more utility as a late-summer-into-fall fragrance, but some more singularity among a men's fragrance market that seems increasingly saturated with "blue" and "black" scents. Try Versace Eros for something similar but better as both are high on tonka and vanilla, the only difference being this one has a more spicy/fruity vibe. You should also note that the picture images show only our serving suggestions of how to prepare your food - all table accessories and additional items and/or ingredients pictured with the product you are purchasing are not included.