Ed Hardy 'Hearts and Daggers' for Men Eau de Toilette - 100 ml

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I dont know how long it will stay, i have seen that others think it doesnt lasts long at all so it will be interessting to see how long it will stay on me. Top notes are Red Apple, Blood Orange and Violet Leaf; middle notes are Mango, Apple Blossom and Jasmine; base notes are Musk, Woodsy Notes, Benzoin and Amber.

Not a conclusion that I found particularly wonderful, but in some ways a refreshing one when the sharp heart fades away. These versions are not to be confused with the originals and Diamond Essence has no affiliation with the manufacturers/designers mentioned. Also, I feel there would be some personal shame for me answering the question "What are you wearing? The thing is that when I first see the bottles and the packages of Ed Hardy's from Christian Audigiere, the last thing that comes to my mind is that these are ?

And I love finding fragrances that are cheapie but goodies but unfortunately this is not 1 of those fragrances. I wish it lasted longer and was stronger which is why I have 2 bottles so I can spray myself as much as I want. I've been looking for these perfumes for a couple of years, after my bottle from the USA ran out, and finally found them.

All told, this starts out bizarrely fruity, salty, and aromatic simultaneously, then settles into more fruit and the olive salt keeping the sweetness in check, before woods, patchouli laundry musk, and minimal suede warm this up so it projects. The base is the synthetic approximation of suede, sandalwood, musk, patchouli, and more exotica in the form of katsura wood.I was complimented on it several times, but I didn't really embrace this scent; I find it very basic and one-note. In the opening it is a very soapy scent, but as it sits this begins to fade as the pear becomes more appearent. One the reviewers said her boyfriend loved this and my boyfriend loves my perfumes so i was hoping he like it. This would have to be my favourite of all the Ed Hardy fragrances, I must admit I do collect them more for the bottles but was pleasantly surprised by the flavour of this one. I agree that we have to accept the new things, to try to understand the new fashion but the design of this bottle is so.

Sweet mango, crisp red apple, and fresh squeezed blood orange with subtle hints of apple blossom and jasmine. Ed Hardy was a brand heavily supported by the late Christian Audigier (of Von Dutch fame) at the time, launching a dozen failed boutiques and trying to make tattoo culture seem "haute bourgeois" by targeting well-to-do folks and celebs. Unlike many perfumes with apple scents in them, this one doesn't smell fake or highly concentrated to me. Fruity-florals, such as this one, have enjoyed an incredible rise in popularity in the past few decades. The whole thing feels like an attempt at a gourmand aquatic, which is fairly original, and again shows Oliver Gillotin as a risk taker, but I'm begining to think he takes needless risks with half-baked ideas that any other perfumer would laugh off.

I was looking for something similar to Victoria's Secret Pink All My Heart, and I am very pleased with Hearts and Daggers! Good projection, decent performance but a pretty synthetic, fruity, blue scent with the now standard fuzzy woodsiness underneath. While it is appealing, obviously enough for me to have used up both bottles in the past, I would not purchase again. I was expecting more of a composition similar to Eternity and the listing above surprises me - especially the pear and melon. The only downside is that I can only smell them on myself from around 8 in the morning until 3-4 in the afternoon.

I loved it, even going so far as to crack open the lid and add some water and alcohol in an attempt to make it last longer.When I first apply the perfume it's very fruity (blood orange, apple, and strawberry) and strong but after a while it gets lighter, more floral and woodsy in nature.