Imperial Blue

“The opening for the first sprays is a bit alcohol-y, but the drydown is pretty good. The top notes fade off pretty quickly, ending in a smooth woody smell that's almost creamy. Projection is pretty good, but it doesn't have the best longevity, maybe lasted 2 hours or so, but the scent remains on my skin for around 7 hours. Pretty versatile and great value.”

“Fairly decent clone of Versace Eros, very close & pretty hard to tell apart, sadly just like Eros performance just isn’t great, good for the first hour with some tame projection then quickly fades, the original Eros was good before it was reformulated, really this performs about the same as Eros so save yourself the money & just buy this, only paid £15 for my bottle so it’s dirt cheap, this would be epic if it lasted longer, but for the money it’s ok & doesn’t really perform any worse than my current bottle of Eros.”

“Picked this up for the low and it is an absolute win. Out of the box, it’s about85-90% close to Versace Eros EDT. The main difference is that it isn't as 'in your face' or screechy as the original; it's a bit smoother and milder. Longevity is decent (around 5-6 hours), but for the price, you can just overspray. I have a feeling that once I let this macerate for a few weeks, it’s going to turn into a total powerhouse. If you want the Eros DNA without the $100 retail price tag , this is a no-brainer.”