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Calvin Klein · Sold as masculine
Eternity for Men Summer 2015
The feeling of stepping out onto a sunlit balcony overlooking a bustling city street — where zesty grapefruit and spicy pink pepper mingle with the subtle greenery and woody notes of cypress and driftwood.
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Eternity for Men Summer 2015Mid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015, Eternity for Men Summer 2015 by Calvin Klein is an aromatic fougere that captures the essence of a summer escape. The fragrance opens with sea notes and grapefruit, creating a refreshing marine freshness enhanced by pink pepper’s subtle spiciness. As it develops, fig leaf and cypress bring a green, woody depth to the composition, while driftwood adds an earthy undertone. The base of musk and amber provides warmth and longevity, grounding the scent in a comforting embrace.
One to two sprays are sufficient as this fragrance has moderate longevity and sillage. The citrus and marine top notes are bright but will fade within a couple of hours, giving way to the warm musk and amber base that lasts throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Eternity for Men Summer 2015, Calvin Klein
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Carlos Benaïm
The quiet geniusCarlos Benaïm is a master perfumer at IFF whose name may not be widely recognized outside the industry, yet his creations have shaped the olfactory landscape of the past four decades.
“Perfumers always strive to create a scent that will have long lasting appeal but we never fully know in advance.”
Carlos Benaïm · The Candy Perfume Boy, April 2015
Co-created with Clement Gavarry and Jean-Marc Chaillan
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