CK Everyone Eau de Toilette by Calvin Klein

Super fresh, it really captures that feeling of just stepping out of the shower on a hot day. To me, it leans more masculine than feminine, and honestly, it doesn’t last long.

I tried it in-store and guess what it smells like… fresh, aquatic orange, similar to Boss In Motion Electric (the silver ball one), but this is more citrusy and aquatic; you can definitely taste the orange and kumquat. This one delivers. The downside is weak projection and it doesn’t last as long as CK One, although that one is also citrusy, unisex, and aromatic.

Beautiful aroma, super fresh, with that delicious, refreshing orange. The only major issue is that it has no lasting power or projection, but it’s an incredible scent.

A simple fragrance for the gym, super fresh for extreme heat, and it gets compliments. I totally recommend it blindly for its excellent price. You smell the orange at first, then tea as it dries. Definitely easy to use.

This perfume feels like stepping out of the shower in a clean white t-shirt with the day ahead. It’s very fresh and citrusy, with a soft, aquatic touch. It feels natural and light, as if you aren’t wearing perfume, yet you still smell good. It doesn’t invade or bother anyone, which is why it’s ideal for daily life, the gym, the office, or summer.

One of my favorites! Smells super clean, I wear it almost every day. Absolutely perfect for heat, the only downside is that it lasts a breath on my skin. 100% unisex.

A Morillas gem, with the typical CK longevity and sillage. The sweet orange opening is brutal and lasts quite a while. If you catch it on sale and need something for summer, it’s a good option, but with reapplication.

Very soft, citrusy, and lovely, without being overwhelming. Perfect for summer or working in enclosed spaces without bothering anyone. Clean and fresh, safe to gift.

Rich and easy-to-love fragrance. Casual for daytime, versatile for all seasons. I think it leans a bit more masculine than feminine.

To be honest, the first time I smelled it, I wasn’t convinced, but after a few months I decided to buy it. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s a very rich fragrance. It opens with a sweet orange and ginger that give it that characteristic fresh touch from Morillas; then aquatic notes of calone, musk, and a well-blended cedar kick in. It’s for daily use, nothing formal or sophisticated, more relaxed and unisex, though from my nose it leans masculine. The performance is just enough: it projects well for the first hour, then stays in a personal bubble and eventually fades to skin scent. It’s not ideal for intimate encounters; it gives off a clean feeling. I recommend it for price/quality, but if you want more longevity and projection, go for an Azzaro Chrome Parfum, EDP, or Extreme, as they perform better. It’s a great perfume, but it’s worth considering other options.

It opens with a sparkling citrus, barely sweet, well unisex and refreshing. As it dries down, it becomes much more masculine. The cedar and musk are very prominent on my skin and it reminds me of a perfume an uncle used to wear in his youth, in the 90s. I don’t know the exact name, but it smells like that, like a young man from that era… nothing new under the sun and it doesn’t last long, but if you can get it at a good price, I recommend having it because it’s enjoyable.

Very good fragrance.

I absolutely love it; it’s now my favorite among CK unisex scents, though I’m looking for something longer-lasting, so I’ll try the Eau de Parfum. The opening bursts with orange oil and ginger, and after about five minutes, the tea leaf notes start to emerge. It’s a very tender, playful, and clean scent; I see it for anyone, regardless of gender or age, but I imagine it suits a cheerful person who loves the day and rarely the night—someone who adores going to the movies, eating ice cream, walking the dog, and biking. After an hour, it shifts from smelling like tea leaves to actual tea, blending with the aquatic notes into a fresh, slightly sweet green tea with an amber undertone. Once it settles on the skin, it reminds me of those scented toilet papers. Lasts 6 hours on skin with 1 hour of projection. Longevity: 8/10, Scent: 10/10, Sillage and Projection: 8/10. I love it; it’s one of my favorites, and when I run out, I’ll buy the EDP version if they haven’t discontinued it.

There’s no better way to describe this scent than comparing it to an orange soap. A clean, light fragrance for days when you don’t feel like wearing a complex or intense perfume. Super linear and a bit simple, but it fully delivers on its promise of being a fresh, totally youthful, and bright scent. Even though it’s citrusy, I feel it has good performance: the first hour has great sillage, which over time settles into a bubble close to the skin for about 5-6 hours. A very lovely orange fragrance for when it’s hot and you don’t want to overthink what to wear.

I’d say it’s not an over-the-top fragrance; it’s not overly sophisticated or the kind that gets you the most compliments, but it’s not bad; on the contrary, I consider it very good if you’re looking for a clean, fresh scent, especially in the heat, where it seems like a great proposal, all the more so given its price. I’ve smelled it on others and it seemed like a pleasant, very clean scent that doesn’t invade or bother anyone at all. I’d recommend getting it if you live in a hot place; it has longevity and projection that are simply good. Given its cost, it seems like a great purchase.