Eros Versace 2012 Eau de Toilette

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Ranked 45 in Men's Perfume

7.5 / 10 4156 Ratings

A perfume by Versace for men, released in 2012. The scent is sweet-fresh. It is being marketed by EuroItalia.

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Main accords

Sweet

Fresh

Synthetic

Fruity

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Green apple Mint

Mint

Italian lemon

Heart Notes

Venezuelan tonka bean

Ambroxan

Geranium

Base Notes

Bourbon vanilla

Atlas cedar

Virginia cedar Oakmoss

Oakmoss

Vetiver

Perfumers

Aurélien Guichard, Givaudan

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Ratings

Scent

7.54156 Ratings

Longevity

7.63901 Ratings

Sillage

7.53901 Ratings

Bottle

8.13999 Ratings

Value for money

7.92929 Ratings

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 07/22/2025.

Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is the American model Brian Shimansky, set in scene by the photographers Mert & Marcus.

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Reviews

127 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/18/2024

7
Pricing 7
Bottle 7
Sillage 6
Longevity 6.5
Scent

AdrianPapaki
72 Reviews

AdrianPapaki

Very helpful Review 3

A classic with a bad fame

"Basic Bro fragrance", "Frat boy ahh" and idk what else. Say what you will but this started the game for many of us in the community, and its a victim of its own fame as well as Sauvage Eau de Toilette or Aventus .

Honestly I don't consider this a gem or a masterpiece, but it's a decent scent for people it's targeted at, teens. Coming from a designer, it's understandable that it's not gonna be something remarkable BUT it sure has its distinctions.
Green apple, mint, vanilla/tonka & ambroxan. It's a sweet, green shampoo in a fragrance! It does unfortunately remind me of Zara fragrances and cheap alternatives, but when found for a decent price its a good pick up.

09/12/2022

5
Pricing 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 6
Scent

Kurai
388 Reviews

Kurai

Helpful Review 6

The good old days

Imagine you go out clubbing with the cool guys from work, for a change. Halfway the night you realize that you are the oldest guy on the dance floor. Not just a bit older than average, at least by a decade. That’s when that universal sense of awkwardness kicks in. Reality is a b*tch and it stings. I associate Eros with that feeling.

Actually, I like Eros for what it is. Minty apple that turns into tonka-ambrox-woods. It contains pretty much every ingredient that I dislike normally, but somehow it works here. Still, for me it is something of a while ago, those good old days. I have grown too old for this and so has Eros.

04/16/2025

3
Pricing 7
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 6
Scent

BriFeiler
9 Reviews

BriFeiler

2

The Most Annoying Guy You Know

Here's the thing about this cologne...it is not BAD smelling or stinky in anyway. Really, it's quite a good freshie in that it's very long lasting and has beast-mode level projection which we all know is a rare find in a fresh scent. That being said, I think all the good graces that this fragrance has garnered are absolutely destroyed by its fan base. The most annoying man that I have ever met (I went to college with him) wore this cologne every day and TO THIS DAY, if I smell it on someone in the wild I will have a visceral reaction. I can only describe it as fragrance PTSD, and it's very real! Everyone who also went to school with this man would agree, and I have spoken to quite a few of them and they have confirmed this. Smelling this cologne puts me into a state of panic, looking over my shoulder, ears perked up and listening for the most grating voice I can recall in recent memory, hair on my neck standing straight up. The fear and dread that this fragrance strikes into my heart is formidable and I am holding a grudge against the man that poisoned me against an otherwise fine scent. So, in short, this would be a lovely fragrance if it weren't for the type of men that it seems to attract and thus all the women (and a few men) that it is repelling in perpetuity.

11/03/2023

8
Pricing 10
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

Lotusmaglite
8 Reviews

Lotusmaglite

Helpful Review 2

I'm going to lose this war, but here's my shot, anyway

This is about Versace Eros, but bear with me, because I need to talk about Drakkar Noir first. For the past couple decades, Drakkar Noir has been seen as a scent from an increasingly distant past, a loud, youthful mess of callow, overbearing, blithe self-assurance, the kind you find in the halls of American high schools and in clubs around the world, young men bathing in the perfume that clings to your memory long after their names have faded.

If it isn't already, Versace Eros will one day be thought of in the same way. You can already see embarrassed older men walking away from it, as if to bury the mistakes of their youth with their bottle of Eros. Frag heads - many of them the same men - are joining them, dissing Eros because it is/was popular. Hey, remember when ear tech was only for d-bags? Well now everyone is walking around with earbuds all day. Taste-makers are often just gatekeeping b-holes. They think Layton is too mainstream, even though no one outside the frag community even knows what Layton is.

Like Drakkar Noir, Eros got so popular for a reason. It frequently beats all comers in blind tests of scents women prefer to smell on a man. It's fresh and sweet, a combination most people enjoy. It's fine to smell like other people. Your fragrance doesn't make you an individual. You do. You'll never find that niche fragrance no one has heard of, that will make you popular yet unique, because everyone is already wearing it. It's fool's gold. A snipe hunt. Quit trying to outpace the tragically hip; their entire raison d'être is to be soooo over whatever you're doing.

Get Eros. It smells great, performs well, projects a little, and for a designer fragrance, is pretty affordable. What more could you ask for?

03/01/2015

ColinM
516 Reviews

ColinM

Helpful Review 3

Surprisingly decent

Eros opens with a fresh and minty accord (apple, mint, citrus) surrounded by the usual metallic-ozonic notes, however supported by a pleasant and slightly less predictable (for this type of scent) base of warm, rich, aromatic spicy-woody notes (tonka and cedar above all), sweet and quite “round”, perhaps due to tobacco and/or patchouli dusted with vanilla - the “uncommon” side is that these notes smell actually good and solid, more than the average in mainstream scents. I smell a couple of “niche” nuances here, for example the ambroxan note which provides a “modern” feel of dusty grayness (quite reinforced by aldehydes) – not far from several niche products of the recent years. Also, another “niche” factor to me is some of the contrasts this scent is built on – the tart-mint head opening and the almost gourmandish base, which is quite sweet, warm and resinous, and smoky too. Overall it smells safe and crowdpleasing, but if pay attention and smell it more carefully, it’s not as common as it may seem. And it’s definitely decent. Plus, Eros has also an unexpectedly nice evolution too: instead or remaining identical and just getting drier and lighter, it gets softer, warmer, more resinous, actually more pleasant as hours pass, once the sharp metallic-zesty opening fades away. I’m wearing it since a couple of hours, and now is remarkably better than before. Nothing great and nothing new, but not bad and not (too much) boring.

6,5/10

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