Our verdict: Eye of Love Bloom Earth’s Desire is a scented cologne for men with citrus, cypress, tobacco, and warm woody notes. The ingredient list names androstenol, but the manufacturer does not disclose its amount or show that the finished cologne increases attraction or confidence. Its 10 mL bottle is listed at $24 and 30 mL at $39. Consider it for the fragrance profile, while allowing for shipping and the seller’s unused-item return requirement.
How we reviewed Earth’s Desire
We checked the manufacturer’s product page, refund policy, and shipping page on October 3, 2026. We also compared Earth’s Desire with the other scents in the Bloom collection. We have not purchased or smelled it, verified a batch, or measured social outcomes. Earlier claims on this site about specific wear hours, sillage, and reactions from strangers lacked dependable product-specific evidence and have been removed.
Earth’s Desire at a glance
| Product | Eye of Love Bloom Earth’s Desire Pheromone Cologne |
|---|---|
| Audience | Marketed as a scented cologne for men |
| Sizes and prices | 10 mL at $24; 30 mL at $39 on October 3, 2026; verify checkout |
| Fragrance notes | Bergamot, lemon, cypress, violet, tobacco, jasmine, patchouli, frankincense, amber, olive, and leather on the brand’s note pyramid |
| Ingredients | Ethanol, fragrance, water, propane-1,2-diol, castor oil, androstenol, edetic acid |
| Pheromone information | Androstenol identified; concentration and batch analysis not published on the product page |
| Returns | Unused item in original condition and packaging within 30 days of purchase; sale items excluded under the published policy |
Our verdict: a fragrance with an unproven attraction claim
Earth’s Desire has a more specific scent description than many pheromone colognes. The citrus and cypress opening leads toward tobacco, jasmine, and an earthy base according to Eye of Love. That gives a reasonable basis to decide whether the scent family interests you, though skin chemistry and personal taste affect the result. We have not verified the aroma, projection, or duration firsthand.
The product page makes strong promises about attraction, all-day wear, and social confidence. Those are the seller’s claims, not measured outcomes in this review. The ingredient list’s androstenol entry tells you what the brand says is present, but not how much is in the bottle or whether spraying it changes someone else’s behavior.
What does Earth’s Desire smell like?
Eye of Love’s note pyramid lists bergamot, lemon, cypress, and violet at the top; tobacco and jasmine in the middle; and patchouli, frankincense, amber, olive, and leather at the base. The product details summarize it as a fresh, earthy, masculine fragrance. We would expect the citrus and green notes to give way to a warmer dry-down, but that is an inference from the published notes, not a wear test. This is a scented cologne, so it will not suit someone seeking an unscented pheromone additive.
What is in the formula?
The manufacturer lists ethanol, fragrance, water, propane-1,2-diol, castor oil, androstenol, and edetic acid. It does not state an androstenol dose or identify the contents of the broad fragrance entry. The prior article treated androstenol as a proven “human pheromone” that enhances sociability; that conclusion goes beyond the evidence. A review of proposed human pheromones explains why chemical identity and controlled behavioral evidence matter. We found no such controlled study of the finished Earth’s Desire cologne.
Testimonials can suggest whether buyers enjoy a fragrance, but a compliment after wearing it does not identify the cause. Scent, social context, and expectations all differ from one encounter to another.
Application and wear
Eye of Love generally suggests one or two sprays around the chest area for its Bloom fragrances. Follow the directions on the actual bottle and avoid eyes or irritated skin. The brand describes the scent as long lasting, but the page does not supply an independent longevity test. We cannot assign a dependable number of hours or rate its sillage without testing it.
Price, shipping, and returns
The manufacturer lists $24 for 10 mL and $39 for 30 mL. The larger bottle costs less per milliliter, while the travel size reduces the upfront spend for an unfamiliar scent. Shipping is calculated at checkout. The product page says free U.S. standard shipping over $50, whereas the separate shipping page displays a $75 threshold, so check the cart rather than assuming either applies. That page says to allow one to three business days to process an order, with U.S. standard delivery typically three to seven business days.
Under the published refund policy, an item must be unused, in its original condition and packaging, and returned within 30 days of purchase with proof of purchase. Sale items are excluded, and the buyer pays return shipping. This limits your ability to return a bottle after sampling it on skin. Confirm exceptions or promotional terms with Eye of Love before ordering if that matters to you.
Earth’s Desire vs Blue Ember and Nexus
Blue Ember is Eye of Love’s other Bloom cologne for men. Its listed sweet orange, mint, lavender, cedar, and vetiver create a different scent profile from Earth’s Desire’s cypress, tobacco, and frankincense. See our Bloom collection guide for the four fragrances and their intended scent styles.
Nexus is a separate men’s pheromone product covered in our review. Compare the scent, format, delivered price, and seller terms. We have not conducted a controlled comparison of attraction outcomes between them.
Frequently asked questions
Is Earth’s Desire unscented?
No. It is a scented cologne with citrus, cypress, tobacco, and warmer base notes.
Does it contain androstenol?
Androstenol appears in Eye of Love’s ingredient list. Its concentration is not stated on the product page.
Does it come in a 10 mL bottle?
Yes. The manufacturer lists both 10 mL and 30 mL options. The older article referred only to 10 mL.
Can I return it if I dislike the scent?
The standard policy requires the item to be unused and in original condition and packaging within 30 days of purchase. Ask the seller about any exception before opening it.
Editorial note: Manufacturer details and policies checked October 3, 2026. This is a research-based review; we have not independently smelled or tested Earth’s Desire or measured attraction outcomes.
