Eternity Now For Men by Calvin Klein

One of the first gifts I received. I love sweet scents, and for men, I think this is a great option. It stands out for being unique within the line; hard to go wrong if you’re looking for something sweet but not too overpowering. This is the one.

I bought it for the coconut scent, but I don’t smell it; it smells a bit cloying and doesn’t last long. I did it out of curiosity, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

A rich and vastly underrated fragrance, which makes me suspect JPG might have used this to copy Le Beau’s coconut-tonka combo years later. Personally, I stick with this Calvin Klein one: it smells phenomenal, it’s deeper and more woody than Le Beau, and much cheaper.

Taste is in the eye of the beholder. Everyone develops their sense of smell differently. To me, it seems like a very rich scent, with a soft and delicious coconut. The most important thing is that a fragrance, whether designer or very generic and cheap, fulfills its mission and pleases others. I feel this Eternity does so in both situations. I’ve received many compliments from women wearing it.

The anise so present in all its phases makes it smell like an old man, horrible.

It’s the typical CK fragrance: as soon as you spray it, you can tell it’s aimed at teens or brand loyalists. The opening is a very sweet, ‘youthful’ fruity burst with a somewhat artificial coconut note, but it’s passable. The dry-down is absurdly generic, lasting only 20-30 minutes (and I’m generous with that). The good thing is that, unlike others, the price matches what it actually is.

Quite disappointing in my opinion. It smells too synthetic, like most CK perfumes. Plus, it’s too cloying, to the point where its sweetness bothers my nose. For the price paid here, there are better options. In the end, the classic Eternity version is much better, with more class and longevity. Who is it for? I think basically for young people who want to smell generic and party-ready; for those occasions, this Eternity Now works. Note: 6/10.

It’s a tropical gourmand fragrance where the coconut takes the lead, reminiscent of Hawaiian Tropic oil, mixed with vanilla and anise that transport you to a Caribbean beach taking a fruity drink. It has a marked sweetness but isn’t cloying. It’s quite dated, more masculine than its sibling, and almost unisex, targeting sophisticated teenagers. It has a cool vibe, it’s for cool kids, strawberry lovers, and fashion-forward people. If you’re looking for something modern and youthful, this is one of them. Ideal for day and maybe night, but nothing for very formal events.

Fortunately, in my opinion, this American fragrance has nothing to do with its mother, Eternity. It’s youthful, sweet, addictive, sensual, nocturnal, pub-ready, and has good performance. The opening is fresh, with a green mix of ginger and anise that lasts a few minutes before the invasive coconut hits—a delicious summery sunscreen scent. The vanilla adds sweetness; together with the anise and coconut, they create a deep, intense creamy liqueur note that lasts until the end. The heart features cedar, primarily, and tonka bean; its woody side is very noticeable. It closes with a magnificent blend of sweets, amber, patchouli, and anise. Projection: very good for the first 2 hours, decent until hour 4. Longevity: moderate to low.

Very youthful and personal, it lasts until dusk. It smells sweet and rich.

A different scent. The mix of anise and coconut is vibrant and refreshing. Sillage and projection are fairly moderate. Definitely a fragrance for personal enjoyment.

I find it refreshing and delicious, with quite a bit of longevity, more so than the women’s version.

Eternity Now for Men is an aromatic, sweet, and pleasant fragrance. Honestly, I find it very little like the original; its scent is more modern and youthful. The most distinct notes are tonka and vanilla, a sweet patchouli, to a lesser extent coconut and ginger, all over a woody base. It’s cheerful for casual use, informal outings with friends, flirting, etc. Its style is similar to Versace Eros, and its audience ranges from teens to mature adults. Longevity is between 6 and 8 hours with medium projection.

It’s a very sweet fragrance. It reminded me a bit of Black XS L’Excess. I’d like to buy it; it’s very interesting!!!!!!