Eros Eau de Parfum gives the Versace Eros lineage an Eau de Parfum concentration. Woody, it opens with lemon, mandarin, mint and candied apple; geranium and clary sage form its heart, and cedars, vetiver, patchouli, sandalwood and vanilla, brushed by leather, make up its base.
Best Men's Colognes finds Eros Eau de Parfum smoother, fresher and more refined than the Eau de Toilette, without ranking it above the Parfum version. Fragrance Market notes its longevity, between eight and ten hours, and a marked sillage that does not overwhelm a room.
Olfastory’s review
Best Men's Colognes measures it first against the original Eau de Toilette; Fragrance Market focuses on its longevity and its sillage.
Smoother than the Eau de Toilette
Best Men's Colognes, having worn the main versions of Eros, places the Eau de Parfum ahead of the Eau de Toilette: a softer opening, steadier longevity, a more refined profile. It recommends it if the prices are close, while judging the Parfum version even better.
Cold, sweet, woody
In its ranking of the lineage, the blog finds it has a colder, sweeter and smoother opening than the original, a weakened vetiver, and notes that the tonka bean has disappeared. Cedar asserts itself after half an hour; mint and vanilla, along with apple, end up dominating.
Longevity and sillage
The Fragrance Market editorial team credits it with between eight and ten hours of longevity, which it attributes to the vanilla and cedar of the base, and a moderate to strong sillage, noticeable without being overwhelming. It recommends it more for evenings and special occasions.