Liz Claiborne Curve Cologne Spray, 4.2 oz

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Fresh, initially sharp, fast drydown with a mysterious heft, almost steamy graininess, to the aroma so natural and maybe aquatic.

Not being a resident if the US (the only place I seem to be able to find it), I only stumbled upon this in about 8 months ago. I didn't talk at all about Legend intense by Mont blanc but I don't wear this one neither anymore since I discovered better frangrances since I bouht it but I wear Curve so yes, maybe I will do the same and won't wear curve anymore after some time but right now I can tell you I think curve smell better than the other two. Whenever I start my YouTube channel, I will make the argument that Curve was the og Aventus before Aventus was Aventus.While the fragrances before it played with an orchestra of notes before getting to the heavenly 'aquatic' base (large doses of 'calone' and 'dihydromyrcenol'), Curve opened up 'fruity-salty-aquatic' and stayed true to the trend till its base notes. Can 25+ work Curve for Men, sure because any scent can work for any individual but unless you are youthful in your scent style like I am mostly.

It is definitely not as good as it used to be back in the day, I'm a young guy so I've never had a bottle myself back then my uncle and grandpa still have their old bottles, and it's so much better than the new stuff maybe because it's not under Liz anymore but it brings back so much nostalgia. for the record I'm 15 and just bought this for my father as he use to wear it around when it came out. I blind-bought this randomly a while back out of curiosity, because it was very cheap, and had overwhelmingly positive reviews. Perfectly blended citrus, spicy and green notes come together to form a well balanced, uplifting scent that smells great any time of year.I sprayed that and a few others I was checking out on test papers and let them dry, and the Chanel was the only one I still liked, and by liked, I mean I'm now obsessed with it.

Top notes are Violet Leaf, Nutmeg and Bergamot; middle notes are Lavender, Clary Sage and Moss; base notes are Leather, Tonka Bean, Sandalwood and Teak Wood. When I first smelt it, I thought it was familiar to Fahrenheit maybe Fahrenheit Cologne with the violet leaf in an Usher VIP and some Stetson Black spice, some Antonio Banderas Seduction in Black and some Vince Camuto for men. Aspen by Coty, Eternity by Calvin Klein, Cool Water by Davidoff are three fragrances that in their vintage form bear an extreme resemblance to Curve, but there's something that Liz Claiborne did that was a game-changer at that time and that was the real kicker. I do not have the fond memories others have of this cologne from years prior, so I can speak solely of my experience of the latest batches of this cologne. I like Curve a lot, it's soft and elegant enough to be worn in my office with my suit and when I smell it side by side with PE, PE is just disguqting to me.Curve for men is really fresh, clean, nice-smelling, and not offensive at all; I think it works better in hot days.