cK has been bringing their "A game" as of late and I hope this wafts with the same simplexity (complex simplicity) of something much more expensive. I mean, I can smell this on my skin 1 inch away a full day after applying and then its time for my next shower. Citrus notes are not the core backbone of this fragrance — don't be biased by other people voting madarin and lime. This fragrance knows no limitations, so it is suitable for any age, as long as one is looking for a refreshing fragrance. Due to its scent features, it is a suitable choice for any time of day, especially during Spring and summer.

After a few hours I am still catching whiffs of it, and I can definitely smell some grapefruit blossom and maybe some rhubarb?I couldn't afford anything but my friends who had wealthy parents would wear it and I enjoyed the scent second hand. By the way: One, Be and All are 3 very different perfumes and I believe it to the point of concluding that there is no aromatic conflict in having all 3. Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members.

Although with CK One still around (plus it's dozens of flankers) I'm not sure this one was truly needed (doesn't really bring much new to the table (unlike CK2 for example) but CK All is still a great 'easy reach' and safe kind of scent, an extremely versatile people pleaser, probably a little more feminine than manly (as with CK One) due to the floral notes used but as the name suggests anyone can rock it! This type of perfumery reminds me of the way Chanel does citruses where it there is a creamy undertone that makes the fragrance alluring and invites you to come back for more.

It’s a much more interesting Versace Pour Homme, with a smooth green mandarin vs lemon, and grapefruit blossom vs neroli. Generic as well, but yet again, I cannot imagine a ck line fragrance not being generic and appropriate for all. after more than half an hour citrus fruits are reduced and reaches an explosion of flowers, I feel very freesia on all first .

This smells very close to the original with maybe a bit more brightness, heft, and citrus at the top. Very much like CK One with the green notes toned down and amber subbed in to be the star of the show. A universally appealing clean scent that offers an olfactive blank canvas to celebrate the individual while acting as a form of self-expression and rebellion. I had a hot tub and put (specially-made-for-tubs) scents in, and there was a copycat scent for CK One which smelled so freaking good in that water. You may not think they are suitable to give as a gift, but they are perfect for your personal use (or perhaps for non-discerning family and friends).

Get a decant if you can, try it yourself and see how your skin your nose and your feeling react to the scent. Now the jasmine surprises me; it's supposed to be animalic, but the jasmine is just a little fleshy, just enough for the millenials, it's there, it's there, but you have to try hard to get it.

The scent features top notes of: mandarin, bergamot and grapefruit blossom; middle notes of jasmine, lily, rhubarb and freesia; and base notes of musk, vetiver and warm amber. Oh, and this fragrance uses ambroxan perfectly: only small amounts to give it an ambery and slightly salty base. When you smell this scent it makes you think of the color green, not in that way that it's earthy but in the way that it's fresh and alive.

This is a little more feminine than One ot Everyone, and I think it's that way because of the rhubarb tartness blended with mandarin and white florals. The newest scent from CK: maintaining the original citrusy green tea signature, CK ALL is enhanced through paradisone and the warm embrace of ambrox and hivernal. I detect lemon or oranges, grapefruit, white flowers, refreshing tea, and light musk and some greens.