Ladies go nuts for this stuff and I find this fragrance consistently gets people asking, who smells like that? I wasn't sure about it at first but once I seat next to a friend who was wearing Platinum Egoist and the metalic note consfirmed it smelled nasty/pungent to me. Curve however is spicier throughout with heavy pineapple as well as the citruses in the open and cacttus in the mid.

And Curve Black has finally completed the circle to become a mature scent exactly at the time I became an older man. Sadly all of the reviews here are mostly correct because this is so much weaker than what I remember. I can never be grateful enough to have the chance to experience it in its vintage glory, uncensored and in all its might! Curve is a shinning example of that observation, and proof that you don't have to empty your bank account to smell nice and garner attention from women.The bergamot is a noticeable citrus note and it is the first one to come up; it is quickly followed by the airy and slightly vegetable, cucumber-like touch of the violet leaf, and the aromas of the lavender. 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. Curve for men is really fresh, clean, nice-smelling, and not offensive at all; I think it works better in hot days. Perhaps I was just exposed to a bad batch, perhaps I just can't stand the fruity mishmash in this one, but ew.

Eau de cologne was invented by Johann Maria Farina in 1709, though this is now used as a general term for any scented waters with between 2-5% essences. Not long after I started work, I'm folding sweaters with one of the girls I worked with and she told me I smelled like Curve! The sweetness from the original Curve has been tamed this time around and adds a darker scent in the form of tonka beans. It makes me sad but I did find a cheap cologne the other day which I think is a suitable replacement.The herbaceous notes are brightened with cooling marine tones, resulting in a salty, rugged freshness.