360° by Perry Ellis

Smells like cider, haha, but it’s a classic that works well. It has that mix of sophistication and fruity freshness, with a slight sweetness that doesn’t make it gourmand. Of the three versions, this one has more punch and energy, and the best part is it lasts, which is rare for such an affordable perfume.

I bought the gift box with Coral, Purple and Woman. Woman smells awful, like dried urine with vinegar flowers. I’m not exaggerating, it’s real; I’ve told everyone and they’ve all made the same face of disgust. At least it comes in 30ml. The other two, Coral and Purple, smell great and I took them for my girlfriend.

An American classic, my sister-in-law’s fragrance (I’ll be her supplier for life). Smells good, unpretentious, sometimes strong but never lets you down. It’s a universal basic that people like, although whoever wears it turns it into an achievement. It’s an elixir with floral and woody notes that captures an eternal essence. Ideal for making an unforgettable impression thanks to its balance.

I like it, though it is a bit cool. It’s one of those that takes time to reveal its potential. Smells clean, not soapy, giving a sense of tidiness. I bought a small bottle I haven’t quite finished; this ethereal, cottony scent is starting to bore me. I won’t repurchase; I’ll move on to others when I finish it.

My wife loves it, but to me it feels more suited to women over 25. It lasts about six hours on the skin and leaves the room perfumed for a good while.

Hello everyone on Fragrantica. I’ve been holding a theory for years: to fragrances that are exquisite, unique, and affordable, there are always people who just want to bring them down. They say absurd or even lewd things, like they smell like old age, when it’s the exact opposite. I think in their world, they believe that by discrediting a gem, they make people avoid wearing it, so they feel special with their own style. But do you know what? That doesn’t exist. It’s impossible! Especially with a masterpiece like this and its creator. Taste transcends genres and we respect everyone’s opinion, but beyond not liking it, they should be polite and not make transgressive comments. In the end, it’s absurd to think this takes away my chance to try it. Ignore them, try everything that intrigues you, and form your own opinion. Enjoy it! 😍😍😍

It was one of the perfumes I used at university; it didn’t matter the occasion, whenever I felt like it, I sprayed several times and felt regal (at the time I knew nothing about perfumes and this has always been popular). It’s a lovely scent, citrusy and slightly floral. I detected the melon note strongly with the tangerine orange at the start, then it faded, leaving the earthy vetiver with vanilla. It lasted about seven hours on my skin and several days on clothes.

Initial note: this is an absolutely undervalued fragrance. Fresh, clean, energetic; that’s the spirit of this fragrance. It achieves an excellent balance between the floral and fruity notes that predominate without invading, and the clean, powdery heart. Without a doubt, a great find. Note: on my skin, the longevity was short and the projection scarce or non-existent; it feels close to the skin but it’s not a fragrance others will notice.

It has a rich scent but its longevity on me wasn’t good, so I won’t buy it again; however, I will try the Coral version to see if it performs better on me. I’m surprised everyone says it has good longevity; I bought it at Falabella so I think it’s original; perhaps I have a reformulated version? It should be clarified that I had the EDT; for the Coral, I will buy the EDP.

In my teenage years, around the 2000s, it was very famous and all the girls wanted to wear it; one of the fragrances of the moment in those days. I bought it remembering that I had liked it very much and it had cost me to get it, but in my adult years it didn’t meet my expectations, especially regarding longevity. I can say that I like its scent; it’s fresh, like freshly cut grass, floral with some sweet touches, perhaps a bit aquatic. I would use it every day for work, going shopping, or informal events. I use the same perfume during the day; I don’t like changing, so I would like it to last longer. Many people say it’s strong, but on my skin after six hours I have to reapply it because I feel I smell nothing; probably it’s my pH. It’s a delicious fragrance.

I absolutely adore it! Smells like someone fresh out of the shower with a super clean, crisp soap. It works brilliantly for any occasion: university, the office, day or night.

What a horror! I’d have to go outside just to get rid of it, not for pleasure but to finish it off. It smells like very strong, grating soap, and gives the impression of having perfumed something with an unpleasant odour, even though you’ve just had a bath.

I was given this and, honestly, I find it a bit heavy; it gives me a headache, so I gave it to my mum and she absolutely loves it.

This perfume has a TRICK: an ex gave it to me many years ago and I couldn’t tolerate it; I thought it was super strong and not very feminine, so I gave it away complete. Later I smelled it on a university lecturer and it suited her perfectly, very soft. I told her about my bad experience and she said: ‘the trick is to put on just a little bit; I use one spray in my hand and distribute it with my finger behind the ears, décolletage and wrists’. I bought a clone that smells quite accurate, in a small version, and tried her advice: indeed, the trick is to put on very little; it still surrounds you but no longer like a slap, but like a fresh, soft, clean embrace. Later I got an original and it continued working with that trick. Now it seems like a classic ‘back of the wardrobe’ fragrance I want to have again. Hopefully someone who rejects it at first will try this.

I love its scent. It smells clean and lasts a very long time. What a pity it gives me allergies.