Calvin Klein Eternity Moment for Women Eau de Parfum

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Eternity takes care to balance the green notes you'd expect from Spring with the spiciness of Carnation to bring you a well-balanced fragrance that's uplifting and comforting at the same time. It's sweet but light, not cloying, not spicy or patchouli-ish at all. Some people smell 'green' and 'citrusy' fresh, to me there is nothing of the sort in this. Just sweet flowers, very potent and possibly 'intoxicating' had this not been so beautifully balanced. A sexy vixen perfume, but for one who loves summer dresses and white satin gloves. Conjures up feelings of 'girlfriend', 'wife', 'adoration', 'love' ... I'd wear this as a bride or bridesmaid :) Near the end, the fragrance relaxes into a creamier scent as the amber slowly begins to consume the sharp white florals. There’s a quote by Joanna Newsom about her own marriage that I feel sums up the concept of this fragrance perfectly: its a skin scent.. it really works with you ..and your hormones.. maybe u like it.. at some times.. and other times u just wont use it ..for it might turn a bit acidic or something.. or maybe its just me.. but its a beautiful floral.. never the less ..its done right.. every note plays beautifully.. with the other ...its a match made in heaven.. and its young ..and playful.. yet with a charterer and a personality.. of its own.. its not to be taken lightly ..its a serious scent.. made with love ..made with respect.. and care ..

Incredibly fresh, very green almost to the point of bitterness. White petals and pale green stems. It is crisp and proper and rather serious in its beauty. there’s a certain dignity to this scent that I believe is part of why it often gets called “mature”. It’s because it is not playful and it does not prioritise sweetness or even accessibility. which for some may seem incongruous with the concept of love but I understand what is being said with this fragrance. The fragrance screams spring to me; the blossom of the flowers and how they fill the air with their perfume in the early morning. It's like walking barefoot in the middle of a garden and inhaling the perfume of peonies, jasmin, water lilly. This perfume started to grow in me, there's something mature and classy about it, it's easywearing but it requires a character. I also believe it makes a statement for whoever wears it but I think it especially suits women above 30. Most of us know a lady who’s generally very good looking, sleek and well groomed but with one eccentric feature; a crooked or exceptionally big nose, a deep almost masculine voice or something of the sort. This feature renders her unique and she carries it with such grace and confidence, never wants to hide or change it, and for that you admire her and wish her confidence would rub more on you. (Sarah Jessica Parker, Barbara Streisand and Joyce Meyer come to mind). However, there will always be haters and jealous people who’ll only see and mention this one feature disregarding the caring heart, commitment, strong personality or success she has. Eternity embodies this woman totally for me. The sharp green and spicy start (like you sprinkled loads of cloves and pepper on an already edgy carnation) precedes a very beautiful floral heart and a warm much softer base. Amazing perseverance and personality. I also feel a fat, juicy and gooey peony, sweetened lily of the valley and lotus, surprisingly they aren't listed in the notes, but melon is. I can't feel that one.Inspired by a diamond wedding band inscribed with the single word: ETERNITY for women, this modern floral perfume is Calvin Klein's tribute to enduring romance. It shares some DNA of the original and edgy Eternity, which is much more distinct. However, is also a bit difficult to wear, being that a disavantadge comparing to this one, which can be used daily.

I used to wear Eternity Moment a few years ago but I couldn’t really remember it other than it is supposed to be a fresh floral and I had liked it. But on wearing it today, I can say it’s not really fresh at all. I wouldn’t call it aquatic either unless by taking a full on floral and then watering it down, you could call it aquatic. Despite all the fruit notes that are supposed to be there, I get none. The bottle is elegant. I am not good at naming notes and that is also confusing to me, but I can describe it as if you imagine you're sniffing Eternity, with tuberose on top and about 10%-15%, if not 20, of JPG Scandal (the warm honey core). It's beautifully balanced as in you can immediately feel it as sweet, but can't detect sugar or patchouli. Honey as in a honeyed echo, not the scent itself.

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Notes! Eternity Moment is predominantly on me a mild fruity aquatic floral, the DNA hints to L'eau D'issey by Issey Miyake. I mainly pull from it melon, guava, waterlily and musk, I cant detect any cashmeran notes or any of the woodsy notes, its just a fresh and clean scent thats very easy to wear. EternityforWomenEauFresh. Free-spirited. Romantic. Eternal. ETERNITY Eau Fresh for her pairs watery florals with juicy fruits in a modern reimagining of the iconic ETERNITY.

Not sweet, not gourmand not fruitchouli. What a refreshing choice (despite being of the Nineties!) given what we have nowadays... This one is a winner for me. I love it. It is a particularly strong perfume. When I spray one spray, I get different notes than if I spray 3 sprays. With 3 sprays, I get almost a soapy vibe which I usually detest. After about half an hour, that fades. There's a burst of white sugar in the opening. It comes across as a strong floral fruity perfume with woods and resins.

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You know those candies that are like "Sweet...and then sour." This reminds me of those because it's basically two different scents in one. After this horrible endless snow filled overly cold winter, a bit of spring is happening today, and Eternity Moment fits the bill perfectly for me right at this "moment"! Gals at my dentist's office complimented me on this, said it was so nice. I grew up in a small town in the 90’s, and while the rest of the world was swimming in a cloud of clean musks and boisterous florals, my corner of space didn’t have access to any of it. Once in a while, you would come across someone wearing “scent” though - we didn’t call it perfume. Sometimes it would be pretty and soft, but most of the times it would be loud and offensive. It's a very well blended flowery green, high on the fresia and with a green carnation that never bores. Other white flowers tht bring on a mellow warm comforting amber musk cozy drydown.