360° for Men by Perry Ellis

Perry Ellis 360 Classic: I have been using it for ten years and it is one of my favourites, if not the one I use most. Recommended for spring and winter. Two sprays at 10-15 cm on wrists, neck, or ears are enough for a moderate trail; if you overdo it, it tends to become intense and offensive. I love its woody and citrusy aroma, with juniper berries, lavender, and musk. From the first use, I was amazed; it reminds me of my early teaching experiences, where bearing and appearance are key; my students always identify me with that pleasant scent. I chose it as my main fragrance because I loved chewing cardamom as a child. In my country, it is not sold; my favourite drink is lemon-lime and I adore scenting the floor with lavender; I also enjoy the smell of pine. That is why I am drawn to this perfume. I recommend it for all ages, from 17 to 65, at any time of year, especially in spring, autumn, and winter.

Excellent perfume; I recommend it wholeheartedly. It hails from the golden era of 1995, where it competed with Tommy, CK One, Gio Homme, and other citrus scents of the time. It meets expectations regarding value for money: it is affordable yet delivers maximum performance. Suitable for day, night, parties, meetings, or the office. Today it is less ubiquitous and serves as an excellent alternative for beginners. Citrusy, spiced, with a subtle touch of vetiver that makes it a jewel. It has a good trail and projection for about three hours. Perry Ellis 360 from 1995 is directly proportional to what Invictus is today. Very reliable; girls love it. Greetings from Colombia.

This was the fragrance I wore throughout almost my entire adolescence. Very masculine, yet fruity and fresh at the same time. It’s extremely potent with an impressive trail and longevity for its price. I no longer use it as I have other higher-quality options now, but that doesn’t make it a bad one; on the contrary, it’s excellent quality for a low price. For those starting out in the world of perfumes, it’s a brilliant choice, and within the Perry Ellis line, I haven’t found anything I like more. It stands above more expensive brands that end up disappointing.

I loved it. It brings back the golden era of the 90s and 00s. My parents brought it back from New York and it was my battle horse. It smells youthful and fresh, with balanced elegance and virility. Ideal for working, going out or weekends, in heat or cold. I’ve had trouble finding it and suspect it’s been reformulated. This scent evokes an era where perfumes had fantasy and construction; nowadays, men’s fragrances tend to be cloying or smell like grandfather’s barber shop cologne. I want the 90s back!

“Mmm, not bad” at first. I used it until last year and it went unnoticed. As I wasn’t very interested in perfume, I used it in spring for university; I liked it but never received compliments. It has lots of lavender and citrus, rare these days and hard to wear as it’s strong. It’s not bad but it’s not great either. Lasted at most 3 or 4 hours (I always had to reapply). I wouldn’t buy it again, but it didn’t disgust me. It’s a meh perfume for a quick outing.

Perry Ellis 360: excellent projection and trail for a great price. A fragrance that many people enjoy, ideal for informal occasions and outdoor outings. I used it for the first time in 2000 as a 16 or 17-year-old; my brother bought it for me and I loved it. I would apply it secretly, but he would notice because it was inevitable for him to smell it. For me, it is suitable for all ages; it is never out of place in any collection.

I am one of the few women who wears all types of perfumes, including men’s fragrances. I tried this one, even applying it to my hair and scalp (where it lasted for days, even after washing). The truth is, it’s too strong; my mother suffered, saying it made her feel dizzy and nauseous, perhaps because I applied too much. You only need to apply a little, and yes, it is a bit strong, but it has a very nice scent.

A classic and great perfume. I feel like I’m in an enigmatic bubble, sweet and elegant without being cloying. It smells of very powdery blueberry. It’s in my top three, it was my first perfume and I love it. Excellent longevity, powerful sillage, and affordable price. Ideal for ages 20 to 60. Very versatile, suitable for anything, and girls like it. Recommended blindly.

It didn’t convince me; I think it’s hard to like and it hasn’t aged as well as other nineties classics. I bought it for the price and it sounded like a Sunday church cologne, something I’ve never liked. It smells herbal and sweet, almost like children’s medicine. Definitely not recommended if you’re young.

I bought it by mistake, thinking it was the Red, in a small bottle. When I applied it and didn’t know what it was, I looked for reviews on Fragrantica. The truth is, I thought it was good: mentholated with lots of lavender. For the price, it’s not bad at all. Something to wear at home and feel clean.

I absolutely love it; a very fresh scent, perfect for sunny days, even for jogging or heading to the gym. The longevity is moderate and the price very affordable. I’d recommend it to those not too elderly, but tastes vary; it’s a must-have in any good collection. Best wishes from Medellín.

I’ve been wearing it since launch; slightly synthetic with metallic notes (I suppose that’s the musk), but the sweet fruits and lemon do a good job of providing freshness. At the base, the wood balances everything out. Scent 7/10, projection 8/10, longevity 7/10, price 10/10.

It doesn’t smell bad, but it’s very synthetic, nothing elegant or classy. It’s only suitable for very casual use; not for the office, not for daily wear, and it doesn’t even look good at home. It smells very cheap, so use it only for informal outings.

It was my first perfume bought with my own wages after years of receiving catalogue gifts. I’ve been using it since 2001 and can’t stop praising it. It’s not the most elegant or highest quality, but it’s my indulged favourite.

I have no words to describe how rich this fragrance smells to me. I’ve seen it for years and always considered it a ‘mainstream’ choice, but how wrong I was; I had no idea what I was missing. I love it deeply.