Walmart is selling a 'classic' $100 Calvin Klein cologne for $42, and shoppers say it's 'best for summer'
"Excellent scent and lasting power."
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If you're heading to a special occasion this summer, it helps to smell as good as you feel. It's good to have a sharp suit for dinner or a slick shirt out at a party, but not if you don’t smell great. You can add a scintillating scent anytime you want with Calvin Klein’s Eternity Cologne, now on sale at Walmart.
Normally priced at $100, you can get a 6.7-ounce bottle of this men's cologne for $42. That means you'll save 58% on this sizable container of the classic fragrance. The sleek packaging also makes a great addition to your bathroom vanity and a bottle will last for all of your special occasions this summer and beyond. This scent and its price are tough to beat.
Calvin Klein 6.7-Ounce Eternity Cologne for Men, $42 (was $100) at Walmart
Eternity is described as "laid back," "trendsetter," and "masculine" by the brand, and the fragrance includes notes of lavender, lemon, orange blossom, and juniper. It’s a fresh, clean, floral scent that lasts a full day. Its bottle is also compact enough to fit amongst your toothpaste, medicine, and more on your bathroom vanity.
More than 620 Walmart shoppers praised Calvin Klein’s Eternity with five-star ratings and reviews. One customer said the fragrance was "very good," while another referred to the longtime cologne as a "classic." A different shopper said the cologne "smells wonderful," while another said Eternity is "best for summer." Another customer summed-up its essential features, praising its "excellent scent and lasting power."
The Calvin Klein Eternity Cologne is a timeless classic and never goes out of style. It smells refreshing, stays on the body for hours on end, and goes with a high-end suit or a stripped-down shirt. This Walmart deal is tough to beat, so grab it today for a limited time.
