360° Red by Perry Ellis

I liked it. It’s fresh, citrusy and floral. It’s very similar to traditional Tommy Girl, just not as intense or projecting. It’s a pleasant fragrance, ideal for everyday wear.

Second on my favourites list! 🩷 I adore this perfume: it lasts a long time, it’s perfect for spring and summer. I love its floral, crisp combination with zero cloying sweetness and an accessible price. Maybe it was famous at some point, but I think I got to know it at the right time.

I like it but I don’t love it. It’s okay for everyday morning wear when you want to feel fresh and clean. In me, the jasmine really stands out, which isn’t my favourite note. I prefer wearing it in the cold rather than the heat. I like it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

I used it until nearly the bottle was empty simply because I already had it, as if to say ‘well, what else can I do?’. I eventually gave it away because the scent didn’t excite me; it provoked nothing in me, just a sense of conformity. Perfume is meant to be enjoyed and to add colour to the day. It wasn’t for me, so that’s my goodbye to Perry Ellis for me. I bought it because I love the Red for Him, which my husband finds fascinating. I’ve tried Coral, Purple, 18 and Red femme, and we just don’t get along.

I discovered this perfume because I saw a young woman in the shop and her scent seemed delicious. I dared to ask and she told me it was Perry Ellis Red 360. I bought it months later and can say that at first it smells strong and spicy. I felt sad thinking I hadn’t made the right choice, but once it dried down, in ten minutes or less, wow! It’s delightful, just as I remembered. It’s very floral yet elegant, very long-lasting, with a citrus touch and the jasmine really stands out. I loved it, I fell in love. It’s a real bargain for my tastes 🥰.

At first it stings and smells strong, then a sweet rose emerges, though the scent is hard to define. If you like something intense, sweet and long-lasting, this is your pick.

I love it; it’s feminine, floral, long-lasting and flirtatious. The downside is that in Mexico City everyone has it; it’s very commercial, which I don’t like. I also don’t think the Happy is that similar; if it were, I’d be using the Clinique one.

Such a conventional and overused scent that leaves you cold. Neither do you like it nor dislike it; it’s simply another perfume: heavily commercialised, boring, flat and saying nothing. No note stands out against the others. Some say it smells like boiled egg; for me, it’s heavy, generic and bland. It’s not for those seeking perfumes with character and a unique signature.

Smells of spring and citrus, super feminine for those over 25. Ideal for special occasions, but be careful: if you overdo it, it can become cloying and embarrassing. The scent is potent and lasts a long time, sometimes until the next day.

At first, it has a spicy touch, but after two hours it becomes beautiful. The floral blend softens and remains delicate, like something you don’t want to stop smelling. Jasmine takes the lead; it’s a delightful, very feminine scent that evokes a slim, beautiful woman.