My lady got for me a miniature version of CK's Eternity for Men. There's one word for it.

Divine.

I initially thought that it smelt like chewing gum, but that was 1 box and 1 layer of wrapping paper away. With those gone, Eternity has a woodsy and tangy scent that is both rich and light. Very sophisticated. It's not a new scent by any means, but since I tend to get "hooked" like an addict when I latch on to a scent that I like, I typically avoid testing EDTs. It's like I have a pavlovian instinct to own those, all the more if they are packaged in a come-fondle-me bottle.

My collection so far:

l'eau par Kenzo (pour homme), 1 50ml (1/4 left) and 1 100 ml standing-by
My usual scent. Mild, citrus-based, fresh and never overpowering.

Tommy Hilfiger, 1 50ml
Tangy and rich.

CK One, 1 100ml
My usual scent prior to Kenzo. Light and classic scent.

Boss Elements Aqua, 1 50ml
Strong, lasting and powerful. Best worn when you want to appear rich.

Body Shop of a man, 1 100ml
Citrus based and light. Unfortunately, it now irks me. Used as an occasional air freshener. Good thing it was cheap.

Adding the 15ml Eternity to the list, that's almost 500ml of scent. Enough to last me about 5 years. Definitely should not get a larger bottle of CK Eternity. *smacks self*

It's odd how I'm no metrosexual (hah) and yet I have so many bottles of fragances. I've also noticed this recent tendency of mine to admire shoes that are way too expensive. This does not bode well for my retire-by-35 gameplan. Not unless some obscure relative dies and I inherit millions of dollars that can be squandered away on cars, shoes, suits, gadgets and houses.

And EDTs of course.

Oh the agony....