02/15/2024
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The taste of summer
Endless Summer is currently being touted as an insider tip by some perfume whisperers. In my opinion, the fragrance rightly deserves this.
In the tiresome search for a summer fragrance that simply "can do a bit more" than the usual freshies, I finally found it!
Today I present the holy trinity of lime, coconut and rum.
For me, the scent as such screams cocktail (and something in between):
The evening begins with a virgin caipirinha. A lot of lime in the opening with a certain citrusy freshness kick (in my nose something in the direction of mandarin).
The freshness then fades, but the actual lime scent remains - joined by a (really subtle) coconut nuance that rounds off the fragrance in a slightly creamy way.
To round off the evening, a mojito - the drydown always retains the delicious lime and is rounded off with a (definitely not too intrusive for summer) rum note.
The longevity is surprisingly good for a freshie (disregarding the price category).
Although the strong freshness wears off quickly within the first 2-3 hours, the DNA remains easily recognizable on my skin for a good 6-7 hours. The sillage starts out very strong, but flattens out noticeably after 4 hours.
I like the bottle surprisingly well. The flanker has a high-quality feel and stands out from the rest of the collection, especially because of the striking color gradient. Of course, I can forgive the plastic atomizer. :)
In terms of price, Endless Summer is an absolute no-brainer - even as a blind buy. At (currently) €12-18 for 50 ml, you definitely can't complain - especially given the overall impression of the fragrance. If you don't like it yourself, there's sure to be a cocktail lover in your family or circle of friends.
Endless Summer is definitely one of my top 3 summer fragrances and has the potential to overtake my Maahir Legacy as my daily driver. Only for business (it's called an "office fragrance") would I fall back on something less fruity like "Fattan pour Homme | Rasasi" - that would be the only weakness I could confirm for the good Endless Summer.
In the tiresome search for a summer fragrance that simply "can do a bit more" than the usual freshies, I finally found it!
Today I present the holy trinity of lime, coconut and rum.
For me, the scent as such screams cocktail (and something in between):
The evening begins with a virgin caipirinha. A lot of lime in the opening with a certain citrusy freshness kick (in my nose something in the direction of mandarin).
The freshness then fades, but the actual lime scent remains - joined by a (really subtle) coconut nuance that rounds off the fragrance in a slightly creamy way.
To round off the evening, a mojito - the drydown always retains the delicious lime and is rounded off with a (definitely not too intrusive for summer) rum note.
The longevity is surprisingly good for a freshie (disregarding the price category).
Although the strong freshness wears off quickly within the first 2-3 hours, the DNA remains easily recognizable on my skin for a good 6-7 hours. The sillage starts out very strong, but flattens out noticeably after 4 hours.
I like the bottle surprisingly well. The flanker has a high-quality feel and stands out from the rest of the collection, especially because of the striking color gradient. Of course, I can forgive the plastic atomizer. :)
In terms of price, Endless Summer is an absolute no-brainer - even as a blind buy. At (currently) €12-18 for 50 ml, you definitely can't complain - especially given the overall impression of the fragrance. If you don't like it yourself, there's sure to be a cocktail lover in your family or circle of friends.
Endless Summer is definitely one of my top 3 summer fragrances and has the potential to overtake my Maahir Legacy as my daily driver. Only for business (it's called an "office fragrance") would I fall back on something less fruity like "Fattan pour Homme | Rasasi" - that would be the only weakness I could confirm for the good Endless Summer.