CK Eternity Flame for Men  - Spicy Oriental-Fougere Fragrance

Launched in 2019, CK Eternity Flame for Men offers a daring evolution of the Eternity legacy—combining fruit, spice, and warmth in an engaging contrast. The scent opens with juicy pineapple, moves into aromatic rosemary, then deepens into a rich base of amber, leather, and labdanum. It’s designed for men who want to make an impression without overpowering.

Key Notes & Olfactory Pyramid

• Top notes: Pineapple

• Heart notes: Rosemary

• Base notes: Amber, Leather, Labdanum

This structure gives it a bold fruity start, an herbal-spicy heart, and a warm leathery finish.

Longevity & Sillage

• Longevity: Rated modest to moderate (~2.98/5) by users on Fragrantica

• Some retailers note 6–8 hours of wear on favorable skin conditions

• Sillage: Moderate, with a tendency to become more intimate after initial projection 

Perfect Occasions & Seasons

Best in cooler weather—autumn, winter, and evening wear. The warmth and spice lean well toward formal or semi-formal settings, romantic dinners, and nights out. In warmer climates or summer, it might feel heavy unless used sparingly.

Why Niche Lovers Might Appreciate Eternity Flame

Though a designer fragrance, it contains elements admired in niche perfumery: contrast (fruit + spice + leather), depth, and a non-safe direction. Its bold mid and base notes give it character beyond a simple fresh or citrus scent.

Bulleted Feature List

• Vivid pineapple top — juicy and energetic
• Aromatic rosemary heart adds herbal edge
• Rich base of amber, leather, and labdanum for warmth
• Moderate wear time with soft transition
• Balanced projection — noticeable but not overwhelming
• Elegant bottle design in dark tones echoing its warmth

FAQ

Q: Who is the perfumer for Eternity Flame?
A: The perfumer is Laurent Le Guernec

Q: In what concentrations/sizes is it available?
A: Typically offered in Eau de Toilette, in sizes like 30, 50, and 100 ml. 

Q: Does it smell tropical because of pineapple?
A: The pineapple opening gives a tropical touch, but it is tempered by rosemary and transitions into leather and amber—so it doesn’t remain purely fruity.