I can still smell it vaguely at the end of the day, but it won't knock you over or anything. I smelled this fragrance on a guy I was meeting and wondered what was that he was wearing. It smelled really sophisticated to me and I tought it must be expensive stuff. Being a guy I did not wanted to ask what its was but when he offered me a lift in his car there it was in the slot between the driver's seat and passenger seat. I tilted the bottle to get the name. I love this fragrance too bad it dosent linger for too long.
Neutral at best, at least for the present This is a better version of Chrome. Chrome is too light and has no substance, not to mention it smells very synthetic or papery.
Chill is a shower fresh scent, typically I don't care for scents like this, but for some reason I like Chill. Chill is basically a thicker Chrome with less synthetic smell believe it or not from Claiborne This reminds me of soap as well.
I'd say for the money, it's a good buy. Not worth retail price though. I'm actually going to inquire on getting a small bottle of this for my collection. Longevity is poor though. SirSlarty Show all reviews by SirSlarty. CologneJunkie Show all reviews by CologneJunkie. Originarily dismissed this one 'cause it was pretty generic, I recently got a small bottle of this as a filler frag for my wardrobe.
It's decent smelling, and I'd even go as far to say it's above average in its price range Stuffman Show all reviews by Stuffman. Let's see Basically, it's the same old Curve accord, supposedly with notes of green tea, white pepper, and citrus. What it ends up being is a fragrance that smells like bath soap scented with original Curve. You're not missing anything Latest posts. Latest: Brooks Otterlake A moment ago. Female Fragrance Discussion. Basenotes related Chatter, and Basenotes Help.
General Fragrance Discussion. Male Fragrance Discussion. Which scent gets you the most compliments? Latest News. Ever wanted to play as a fragrance in a video game? Well, now you can If you're a player of video games, you've probably played as a blue Liz Claiborne created a fashion empire that was innovative for its time. Although not a high-end brand, no one told its fragrances that.
It goes on and has the staying power of some of its fancier counterparts. Fair staying power. Not overbearing. You can expect all of this from a Liz Claiborne cologne. Though they may not be as finely balanced between pure perfume essence and alcohol as some of the other higher end brands, they do their job well. The entire Curve collection for men is categorized as cologne. This is helpful to know because it tells you what the ratio is of perfume essence to alcohol.
At such a low percentage, you can expect the scent to last on average about hours. I've written a great guide on how to make cologne last longer if you're interested.
General Overview. Curve for Men by Liz Claiborne , launched in , was the scent that introduced the Curve collection to the world. This cool, refreshing scent smells best during the day when its fresh greens, warm wind, pepper, mahogany, and water aromas can come out to play. There are hints of pineapple and lavender that rise to the surface of Curve when it is first sprayed.
After that, the fragrance becomes a fruity scent that lightly lingers for a few hours. Who Is It Best For? A great everyday scent, Curve can be worn by men of all ages, although it seems to appeal mostly to a younger crowd. Think of it as a great wingman. Curve for Men is ideal for the guy who is looking for an everyday, signature scent.
Read my full review here. It was launched in and became successful right away. Curve Black is more of a traditional masculine scent and a perfect choice for after sunset. This cologne definitely delivers in terms of its exceptional notes, long-lasting performance and reasonable price. With smooth Vetiver, Coriander and Green Tea notes. This post may have affiliate links, meaning we earn a small commission on purchases through the links at no extra cost to you.
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