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. A little bit of citrus and litchi leading into the florals a bit of peach blossom but mostly peony for me with a strong musky base. Top notes are Coconut Nectar, Star Anise and Ginger; middle notes are Carambola (Star Fruit), Cedar and Patchouli; base notes are Vanilla, Tonka Bean and Moroccan Cedar.

The coconut nectar ( whatever that might be) is the main character, some flimsy bare noticeable citrus note lingers for a few minutes. They even changed the Eternity bottle for this one and this one only, with a rather unfortunate cheap-feeling plastic cap instead of the ready-to-spray classic open trigger. 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. I'm glad he accidentally bought this fragrance, because I love orientals, Eternity Now has Tonka, vanilla, cedar and coconut, which are all notes I love.Eternity Now seems like it's best for cooler weather, but knowing hub, he won't stop wearing it until the bottle's empty, even if if lasts him into next Summer *sigh! Unlike me, he isn't a perfume snob or a perfume collector, he doesn't care for expensive fragrances and only likes to own one cologne/scent at a time.

I have not worn it for a full day as it is very cold where I live right now - I think this would be better suited for spring and / or summer. This fragrance is recommended for women between 25 and 35 years old, willing to live a romance in the making.I'd categorize this as a cool-weather scent, so pretty much good to wear anytime in the spring and fall, and fine for cooler summer evenings, but I don't necessarily put this on in the dead heat of the summer as I'd imagine the sweetness would overwhelm me, and others around as much as they can smell this. I find with the exception of the original that a lot of the Eternity fragrances (the flankers) have terrible staying power. The star fruit adds a nice fruity touch which together with the coconut gives Eternity Now a bit of a tropical vibe. I have always had a small love of peach fragrances, but otherwise most of what I have tends to be woody, patchouli/sandalwood based or fig. Hmm, upon first spray, this smells like a combination of Victoria's Secret Love Spell, musk, and dryer sheets.

I also use this perfume during the winter doldrums after the shower as a reminder of the better times to come. It does settle though quite quickly to a peachy floral and within 3 hours it's mostly floral and musky. Don't let the negative reviews stop you from smelling this yourself, in my experience Eternity Now has been a compliment monster. I would consider this a gourmand of sorts because of the warm, sweet milky coconut; the vanilla, tonka bean and the licorice-y spiciness coming from the star anise. 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.

To test if this was a skin issue for me I lent the bottle out to 2 other friends and both said the same thing. I have had this scent for quite sometime now, but I would be giving it away to my mom since I do not use it as much and even tho is a beautiful one, I feel I am past this type of sweet and floral scents. I use this fragrance in the spring and summer, day or night, I find it's performance to be astoundingly good, where you get at least 4 hours of moderate projection and at least 12 hours as a skin scent. Reminds me of Chanel Chance Eau Tendre EDT, but if I had to choose between the two, I would choose Chanel in a heartbeat - I think that one has more charm. There's a scent here that I describe as "brassy" and this Eternity Now has a lot of brassy going on.