360 Degrees for Men (1995)
by Perry Ellis

aka flee.at that time first application thats what it was.now a blast of blue aqua that seems not to go away

I bought a 6.7oz EDT of this for $10US, so recognize that when reading this review. I am giving this scent a neutral, agreeing with most of what others have said about this frag. It is a fresh scent with fairly good longevity on my skin. It gives off a bit of an incense vibe to my nose, and is definitely a synthetic scent. Not anything special, definitely not a go-to fragrance in your collection, but if you are on a budget and can get this for a low price like I did, you will not be totally dissatisfied.

I think this is the most underrated, best kept secret in cologne. This is a rare re-purchase for me after owning it several years ago. I used to get a lot of compliments about it and recently it was on sale at Walgreen's so I picked it up again. I can't believe how good this stuff really is. I think the negative remarks are from initial applications. Yes it smells like bad medicine when first sprayed out of the bottle. The drydown is completely the opposite, hence 360 degrees I guess. Very clean, fresh and woodsy. Longevity is great, about 5 or 6 hours.

If you think spending $70 on a designer bottle makes a cologne great, this isn't for you. If you are only concerned with the actual fragrance, get this! Then enjoy the fact you own something that a million other hipsters don't have, spent $40 and smell great all at the same time.

Sour - Bitter- I can't really find a way to describe this but I don't like it at all. Just not good.

360 is almost a disaster, but stays pleasant and unique enough to avoid the thumbs down. Even in the dry down, it's odd, strong, floraly sweet, woody, slightly sour, and a hint feminine. It makes me want to smell it again, and yet I myself do not want to smell like this.

Ya dig?

This does not have any creativity.. Typical run of the milll scent & I am not pleased with it. Get your self some Perry Ellis WHITE for men & b happy!