Endless Summer Amando Perez

An alternative to Virgin Island Water and Malibù - Party in the Bay and that for a small price? Sounds tempting, but is Endless Summer really that good?
I'm not entirely convinced.

The opening is quite synthetic. You quickly realize that the fragrance is not of high quality.
But you can't expect that for the low price.
Then the lime comes through quite quickly.
At first, it smells minty, like a Mojito, but that fades quickly.
After a short time, it reminds me strongly of a toilet cleaner.
Almost simultaneously with the lime, you also perceive the coconut, but the lime is more prominent in the opening.

In the dry down, that changes a bit.
The coconut pushes more to the forefront.
The lime is still quite present, which I find a bit annoying, because I just constantly smell like toilet fresh active.

I don't pick out any other notes now, or they are just very in the background.
Coconut and lime/bergamot remain the most prominent notes until the end.
The coconut saves the fragrance a bit.
Slightly creamy, subtly sweet, and fortunately, it doesn't smell like sunscreen here.

The performance is at most moderate.
You should spray a bit more if you want to stand out.
But I can imagine that it performs better in summer.
It's definitely something for the warmer days.

In conclusion, I can say, yes, it is a unisex fragrance.
Yes, it will appeal to many.
However, the lime or bergamot bothers me too much.
I can imagine that I'm not the only one who thinks this way and therefore prefer to get a sample first.