360° Red by Perry Ellis
Women 2003
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Description
Perry Ellis 360° Red is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2003, this composition features cyclamen, Persian violet, orange leaves, and plum in its top notes. The heart reveals orchid, mimosa, orange blossom, and jasmine, while the base settles with amber and musk.
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
715 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
222 votes
Season
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190 votes
Time of day
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100 votes
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About 360° Red
Perry Ellis 360° Red is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2003, this composition features cyclamen, Persian violet, orange leaves, and plum in its top notes. The heart reveals orchid, mimosa, orange blossom, and jasmine, while the base settles with amber and musk.
Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts White flowers Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
99 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
119 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
63 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
55 votes
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20 reviews
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Liked it. Smells fresh, citrusy, and floral, but it’s very similar to the classic Tommy Girl. The difference is that this one isn’t as intense or projective. It’s a pleasant scent, perfect for everyday wear.
I liked it. It’s fresh, citrusy, and floral. It’s very similar to the classic Tommy Girl, just not as intense or projecting. It’s a pleasant fragrance, ideal for everyday wear.
Second on my favorites list! 🩷 I love it; it lasts forever and is perfect for spring and summer. I enjoy its floral, citrusy blend with a touch of sweetness that isn’t cloying. The price is accessible. Maybe it was once more famous, but I think I got lucky to discover it at the right time.
Second on my favorites list! 🩷 I adore this perfume: it lasts forever, perfect for spring and summer. I love its floral, crisp combination with zero cloying sweetness and an accessible price. Maybe it was famous at some point, but I think I got to know it at the perfect time.
I like it, but it doesn’t wow me. It’s fine for daytime use in the morning when you want to feel fresh and clean. In me, the jasmine really stands out, which isn’t my strongest note. It performs better in cold weather than in heat. I like it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.
I like it, but I don’t love it. It’s okay for daytime in the morning when you want to feel fresh and clean. In me, the jasmine really comes through, which isn’t my favorite note. I prefer wearing it in cool weather rather than heat. I like it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.
I used it until almost the bottle was empty just because I already had it, kind of thinking ‘well, what else can I do.’ I ended up gifting it because the scent didn’t excite me; it didn’t evoke anything in me, just a sense of conformity. Perfume is meant to be enjoyed and add color to your day. It wasn’t for me, so I’m saying goodbye to Perry Ellis for myself. I bought it because I love the Red for Him, which I’m fascinated by in my husband. I’ve tried Coral, Purple, 18, and Red Femme, and we just don’t click.
To me, it’s citrusy and fresh, smells good but it’s pretty average. Its trail isn’t great; you only smell it right on the skin. I bought it hoping it would be like the men’s version, but nah… I have it, I’ll finish it, but I wouldn’t buy it again. For the price, it doesn’t deliver.
I discovered this perfume when I saw a young woman in the store and her scent seemed delicious to me. I dared to ask, and she told me it was Perry Ellis Red 360. I bought it months later and can say that at first, it smells strong and spicy. I felt sad thinking I’d made a mistake, but once it dried down, in 10 minutes or less, wow! It’s amazing, just like I remembered. It’s very floral yet elegant, very long-lasting, with a citrusy touch and the jasmine really stands out. I loved it, I fell in love. It’s a real gem and quite affordable for my tastes 🥰.
I found it in a store where a young girl was wearing it and smelled divine. I bought it months later; at first, it smelled strong and spicy, and I thought I’d made a mistake, but after ten minutes of drying down… wow! It’s rich, floral, elegant, very long-lasting with a citrusy touch. The jasmine really stands out. I’m in love, it’s a cheap gem.
At first, the combination is strong and spicy, then you get a rose scent that’s a bit sweet. Honestly, it’s hard to pinpoint the aroma. However, if you like something sweet, strong, and long-lasting, this is a good option.
At first it stings and smells strong, then a sweet rose comes out, but the scent is hard to define. If you like something intense, sweet, and long-lasting, this is your pick.
I love it; it’s feminine, floral, long-lasting, and flirty. The downside is that everyone in Mexico City wears it; it’s very commercial, and I don’t like that. I also don’t think Happy is that similar; if it were, I’d be using Clinique.
The scent is so conventional and overdone that it leaves you cold. You neither like nor dislike it; it’s just another perfume: heavily commercialized, boring, flat, and saying nothing. No note stands out against the others. Some say it smells like boiled egg; to me, it’s heavy, generic, and bland. It’s not for those looking for perfumes with character and a unique signature.
A scent so conventional and overused that it leaves you cold. You neither like nor dislike it; it’s just another perfume: heavily marketed, boring, flat, and it doesn’t say anything to you. No single note stands out against the others. Some say it leaves a slight smell of boiled egg; in my case, it just seems heavy, generic, and bland. It’s not for those looking for perfumes with character and a unique signature.
Very strong, spicy, and floral at first, then it turns powdery, like a cream scent. It’s the budget version of Clinique Happy. Long-lasting aroma; in my opinion, it’s better for cold weather.
Smells like spring and citrus, super feminine for women over 25. Great for special events, but be careful: if you overdo it, it can get cloying and turn off people. The scent is powerful and lasts a long time, sometimes until the next day.
I love it! It’s super feminine and fresh, perfect for everyday wear. Nothing cloying or gross; in fact, I always get compliments. It smells clean, it’s a hidden gem, affordable, and not very well-known.
At first, it has a spicy kick, but after two hours, it becomes gorgeous. The floral blend softens and becomes delicate, like something you don’t want to stop smelling. The jasmine takes the lead; it’s a delicious, very feminine scent that evokes a slim, beautiful woman.
I like it better than the original. It’s fresh and floral, especially in the heart, with the right dose of spices and a soft touch of amber musk. Very feminine, almost identical to Clinique’s Happy.