Well over 7 hours after application and a long walk in the Southern heat, it was hanging tough and projecting admirably. But now after that long neglected first spritz, it’s all coming back to me why I liked this so much. I get a rather unique summery creamy coconut-y vibe from it than the 'oriental' whatever they advertised.

Don't let the negative reviews stop you from smelling this yourself, in my experience Eternity Now has been a compliment monster. Sweet, creamy, tropical, and just a tiny bit flirtatious, it's a diamond in the rough and a great addition to any budget fragrance-head's collection.This is a grown up classic and a refreshing change from all of the new gourmands out there that to me do not project. My initial reaction is, it smells like Paco Robanne Olympea, (which i strongly dislike as it makes me nauseous). 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. Sadly it seems like the fragrance is discontinued, since I don't really see it being sold anywhere anymore.

Very sweet - almost female fragrance but I kinda liked it and loved to find a hint of coconut in the male fragrance. You might feel like it has run its course after a while but there’s still no denying that there is something a little soothingly special here that would compel you to come back every now and again. It's the type of grown up woman scent, but a grown up that doesn't have to be too grown up all the time, someone fun and flirty.To prolong the scent of the fragrance, we recommend using products from the same range as shower gel, body lotions or deodorants. This sounds very unique indeed, and I've been looking for a tropical fragrance since I sold off my Polo Black bottle. To my nose this is a combination of original Eternity and Eternity Moment with a touch of fruit, although I don't find it to be as nice or as interesting as either of those two perfumes.