Eternity by Calvin Klein

It smells strong and unisex, even more masculine; I think it suits a man better than me. For me, the carnation note dominates, which doesn’t suit me well, although I know others love it. Very timeless, but personally I prefer other things.

I thought I’d love it because it’s a 90s classic like CK One. What a surprise: it literally smells like cloves, that dentist smell, which isn’t in the official notes but on my skin it overpowers everything. I don’t smell jasmine, neroli, or carnation. Whoever compared it to Perry Ellis 360 was wrong, because there you do find carnation and other notes. With Eternity, it’s like putting on pure clove essential oil. In contrast, in L’Air du Temps the clove blends with the rest. For this reason, I see it as more masculine and it doesn’t attract me. I’m going to sell my bottle.

This was the scent of the boy I fell in love with at sixteen; I thought it was Eternity for Men, but it was hers. It looks so good on a guy, it throws you off. I never got rid of that memory and it became my favorite perfume. Now I’m looking for other olfactory loves, but I always keep it. When I need to feel good, I use it and it brings me peace.

One of my favorites, a classic that reminds me of my mother. That scent was unmistakable at home before going to work: fresh, clean, and with bright notes. For me, it doesn’t smell like the dentist at all, but rather green notes. Yes, it’s citrusy, but it doesn’t smell like the dentist; I think someone said that at some point and then everyone repeated it. It smells very fresh, clean, and timeless.

I always felt it was like spicy powder from some makeup, I don’t know which note it is but it causes me a lot of itching. I always imagined it on an older woman. The truth is I don’t like it at all, although it stuck in my memory: whenever I smell it I identify it instantly and remember the job 25 years ago where I used to hear it.

I love clean, soapy perfumes. I read the reviews before buying and thought it would smell like a dentist’s office… and it does, but then the clove and lily mix comes through. Depending on my nose’s mood, sometimes it’s the summer lady vibe, other times a bouquet of flowers, and sometimes just dentist. The longevity on skin and clothes is insane, and the sillage lasts forever.

I absolutely love this. I started using it in high school, and it became my signature scent for years. What I adore most is that it smells like Tic Tacs to me—those little mint or peppermint candies. Plus, the longevity and projection are insane for me.

This is an 80s classic that teaches us that even with many notes, you can create beautiful, well-executed scents that take years to imitate and remain timeless. Eternity is exactly that: eternal on skin, in the trail, on clothes, and in people’s hearts. Another proof that an affordable perfume can smell amazing, have great personality, and feel natural, not synthetic. It’s a scent perfect as a signature, commanding presence and elegance in the office for the woman who wears it. A true marvel from Calvin Klein, one that’s sorely missed in their current lineup. Its dupe from Yanbal, Temptation, is 99.9% identical to Eternity.

Well, I just received this perfume, which I’ve known for years. I have to say, it’s for advanced noses; it has nothing to do with today’s perfumery, yet it still transcends and remains eternal. It’s green floral, dry. Very green and very dry. If you’re looking for sweetness, you won’t find it in this perfume, not at the start, middle, or end. It’s extremely unisex; I could wear it on my husband, and I use it myself too. I read a comment below that was spot on: at first, it smells like a DENTIST, then it fades, and its flowers come into full splendor, but like freshly cut flowers left on a damp earth floor with wet grass. I don’t detect any musk, amber, or much of a base at all. I bought it in winter, so we’ll see how it performs in hotter weather.

I’ve heard it mentioned for decades. I discovered it recently and was enchanted. It’s floral herbal, barely sweet, with good longevity.

I tried it and wow, it smells great. At first, it reminds me of Perry Ellis 360, but then it turns into pure clean and fresh. It’s a masterpiece of perfumery, timeless, and adapts to everyone’s pH. Potent, lasts all day, and leaves a trail. It never goes out of style; it’s pure art.

I tried it fifteen days ago. I always saw it in stores with the CK ones but never got the courage to try it. The surprise was huge. The perfumed cardboard left the scent everywhere, so much that my family asked what that rich smell was. I bought it again immediately. It’s a beautiful surprise and at the same time very familiar, as if it had always been part of my life. It’s a classic I felt but didn’t know which one it was. I love that it smells like flowers with that acidic touch. For now, it reminds me of Tresor, especially at the end. Beautiful discovery. Was it reformulated?

An eternal perfume, just like its name. It’s feminine, from the nineties, white floral, strong, fresh, and with personality. I like it.

Great perfume that has everything: sillage, longevity, and a very low price for how incredible it is. From the very first moment, it reminded me of Amarige, just less intense. Ideal for any time, but better on days that aren’t too hot because it can be overwhelming. The blend of mandarin and jasmine gives it a lot of personality and it never goes out of style. A CK jewel.

Unmistakable and unparalleled. These are the fragrances that take you back in time or make you remember someone, remind you of an emotion or a memory. I’m fascinated by it. Fresh, sophisticated, and rich.