Eternity by Calvin Klein is a Aromatic Fougere fragrance for men
Top notes: Lavender, mandarin orange, bergamot, lemon
Middle notes: Corriander, lily orange blossom, juniper berries, basil, jasmine, sage, lily of the valley and geranium
Base notes: Sandalwood, amber, musk, vetive and Brazilian rosewood
15 comments
toto123
13 Dec 16#1
£21 on amazon
Marin to toto123
13 Dec 161#2
If you trust what the are selling you......read a few bad reviews...
john184 to toto123
13 Dec 16#12
Not everyone can buy from Amazon, I have Prime and they won't ship to Northern Ireland.
riccom
13 Dec 16#3
bought from Amazon as above, NOT a reseller, never had a single issue with any aftershave.
CK fragrance dont really last long anyway, its one of the worst brands n that dept, always has been.
toto123
13 Dec 162#4
I have bought it from amazon not third party. The bad reviews could be from the people who bought from third party.
I always trust the perfumes from amazon not third party sellers
matengawhat
13 Dec 161#5
its amazon selling it directly not a reseller so trust its legit
TygerrTygerr
13 Dec 162#6
Amazon store identical products from different sellers together, so if one supplier provides fakes then it's luck of the draw. That's why you see people complaining about fakes sold by Amazon themselves, even though Amazon would never purchase from suspect sources.
matengawhat to TygerrTygerr
13 Dec 16#9
Amazon have one of the best real time planning and warehouse systems in the world, that would be very poor business practice as they wouldn't know which 3rd party supplier had supplied the fakes, more likely every item has its own stock location and tracking number and the only way this could happen would be human error/sabotage.
kidrock123
13 Dec 16#7
not a bad scent but certainly not the strongest
5haron
13 Dec 16#8
what is the strongest, looking for something for my bro
TygerrTygerr
13 Dec 16#10
It was not hidden, indeed Amazon published their own video on Youtube about the process, now removed.
I can find references to intending to make individual labelling mandatory, not sure if it happened. But certainly a year or two ago, yes, it happened as policy.
matengawhat
13 Dec 161#11
Interesting read and seems amazon still does it including amazon.co.uk, however health and beauty products are not accepted for commingling - perfumes are not allowed without FBA/sellers labels
It did also say it can trace every item regardless of stickers to source so can identify issues or patterns and ban sellers
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Opening post
Top notes: Lavender, mandarin orange, bergamot, lemon
Middle notes: Corriander, lily orange blossom, juniper berries, basil, jasmine, sage, lily of the valley and geranium
Base notes: Sandalwood, amber, musk, vetive and Brazilian rosewood
15 comments
CK fragrance dont really last long anyway, its one of the worst brands n that dept, always has been.
I always trust the perfumes from amazon not third party sellers
http://www.cpcstrategy.com/blog/2014/05/commingling-amazon-fba/
http://www.wsj.com/articles/on-amazon-pooled-merchandise-opens-door-to-knockoffs-1399852852
I can find references to intending to make individual labelling mandatory, not sure if it happened. But certainly a year or two ago, yes, it happened as policy.
It did also say it can trace every item regardless of stickers to source so can identify issues or patterns and ban sellers
I always stick to Amazon themselves and haven't been disappointed yet (and I am very careful about checking authenticity of my scents!).