Well, for this specific fragrance I will start by giving it a Title: "Scent Trap" and apologize immediately!

Before you even open the packaging, you are greeted with notes of Lemon, Mandarin, and Orange. Of course, the creators didn't stop there and also added Neroli, tonka beans, vanilla, black pepper, rosemary, sandalwood, cedar, rose, patchouli, geranium, and oakmoss!

Hahaha, and yet, guys, this one will deceive you in terms of smelling like something else, but when you step out of the bathroom and that little, first breeze hits you, it immediately starts to literally smell like the scent of Versace Red Eros.
(I have tried the fragrance from the series)

Its scent is really intense, with a small amount it creates a satisfying lather that can easily go for a second round. Now, in comparison to Blue Eros:

Blue Eros:

Pros:
It has a strong scent, it is what it is and what you will smell, it won't try to play with your sense of smell or your imagination, and its longevity is satisfactory.
Cons:
It doesn't create enough lather, meaning you have to reapply a small amount after each wash, which I don't consider worth it for its price. However, with proper management, it can last you almost a year (almost).

Rating for Blue Eros: 8.8

Red Eros Flame:

Pros:
It has a satisfactory amount of lather that can easily give you a second round of washing, it leaves a VERY DISTINCT, Masculine, Serious scent in the end, and I consider it quite worth it for its price.

Cons:
Honestly, at first, it hypes you up for something very powerful but then it deceives you "somewhat," leaving you with the exact character I am describing. I can't classify it as good or bad, but I definitely can't put it in the Pros category, and for that, I ask for your forgiveness.

Rating for Red Eros Flame: 9

Finally, since we can't rate up to 10 Stars but up to 5 Stars, I give it 4 Stars as if I were rating it with Excellent being a 10, so it receives a Respectable 9!