Ed Hardy Hearts & Daggers for Him Christian Audigier for men

My best friend wears this fragrance, but I never identified it on him, just saw this fragrance bottle on his dresser everytime I went to his house for drinks. I'm now aware that this is the fragrance I didn't particularly like on him, which he wore almost everytime we went to the gym together.

The scent is fruity and peppery, but not in a pleasant way. The opening top notes aren't too bad and for a few seconds you may believe that this will develop into quite a likable fragrance. I particularly enjoyed the icy papaya and mashed pear accords before the enslaught of pepper and the so-called martini note.

The heart is, dare I say it, rather cheap smelling. The fruits notes are strong and sharp further ruined by the clashing of earthy patchouli and sneeze-worthy pepper. I had to stop halfway through writing this review to go and take a headache tablet. No joke.

The drydown was quite generic and plain, just a mediocre sandalwood and patchouli blend. Not a conclusion that I found particularly wonderful but in some ways a refreshing one when the sharp heart fades away.

The lasting strength was so-so, and the sillage moderate, at times a little strong. All in all, I'd pick a cheap drugstore scent or choose to wear a deoderant rather than Ed Hardy Hearts & Daggers. Sorry to anyone I offend.

I sprayed this at Ulta on a test strip, it was so cloying, fruity, and nasty I ran out of the store. The next day I found the strip sitting in my car (I must have blacked out) I had to kick it out the door because I was afraid to touch it.

Really nice fragrance especially i like the middle tones. But so light so dont expect to get noticed.

I like the fragrance but it isn't lasting at all. It's very, very light. It's more of those after you shower get in the bed colognes. Definitely overpriced because of the name and the bottle is colorful but it's cheap looking, like the new Polo line. I'm thinking a teenie-bopper cologne that's high for high schoolers but to wear for a night out, professional affair, dates, etc, . . . Crickets.. Crickets.. My name is Mike and I APPROVE this review!

I liked this but it just does not last long and it is really a 25 and under cologne in my mind.

smelled this at buckle and its nice but the scent is too much like love and luck to be an original one they both have the same fresh soaply clean smell that can be synthetic

Brilliant. They claim Martini as a topnote to accomodate the overpowering alcohol smell. It doesn't smell boozy, it just smells like rubbing alcohol at first. That note faded away within a few minutes, and it seems it took the basil and pear with it, as I didn't smell either of those.

The scent that has followed me throughout the day could be described as timid. It's a very light mossy/fresh tone that is the exact opposite of what I expected (not to say that's a bad thing). To me, Ed Hardy is synonymous with "in your face attention getting design". Yet this fragrance seems to be as passive as possible.

All in all, I'm giving it a half and half. It's not bad, but no good for me. I doubt I will ever use it again once my sample vial is done.

I would recommend this scent for summer use, and would consider it safe for office/work use, where you're in a situation of wanting to have a nice smell, but not be overbearing with it. I would also recommend looking around at other options, because I feel there are better alternatives to Hearts and Daggers.

Hearts & Daggers is a fruity, fresh and clean fragrance.
It opens with a strong alcohol note (Martini's coquetel note, maybe) but in other hand this edt smells delicious after first ten minutes.
Good long-lasting and moderate sillage.
My final score: 8.0/10.

I love the smell of this! I swear, if my man wore this, i'll jump him everytime!

This is a wonderful fragrance, a nice clean fresh scent that last all day my favorite from Ed Hardy.

my cousins wife said it was okay without all the alcohol in it, I'm guessing it would be the martini.