Cuba Brown by Cuba Paris
Men
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Description
Cuba Brown by Cuba Paris is a woody chypre fragrance for men.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 25%
- Spring 20%
- Summer 15%
- Autumn 39%
- Day 55%
- Night 45%
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Notes
woody notes
Community
170 votes
- Positive 66%
- Negative 23%
- Neutral 11%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
431 votes
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Leading answer Like it
170 votes
Season
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178 votes
Time of day
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100 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Cuba Brown
Cuba Brown by Cuba Paris is a woody chypre fragrance for men.
Woods and mosses White flowers
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
92 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
115 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
54 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
51 votes
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campeones22
It’s inspired by CH for Men and smells very similar, but that tobacco note gives it a ‘dirty’ vibe that actually suits it well.
Andrés88
Excellent fragrance, 5 euros with free shipping on Notino. Projection and longevity match the price; you can’t ask for more. Everything is excellent. Very good.
Andrés88
Top fragrance: 5 euros with free shipping at Notino. Projection and longevity match the price; you can’t ask for more. Everything is excellent, great purchase.
Daniparty
Smells rich and fresh like Ami. I like it, although the longevity and trail leave a little to be desired; but since Ami cost me 8 euros, no problem with reapplying.
Daniparty
Smells really nice and is fresh, like Ami. I like it. Longevity and projection leave a little to be desired, but Ami cost me 8 euros, so no problem with reapplying.
Juantico
Despite being cheap, I don’t recommend it. Does it smell good? No. Does it smell bad? Not really. It doesn’t generate compliments. Performance is abysmal, longevity is almost non-existent. Lasts half an hour even if you’re generous.
arp
It’s woody and slightly spicy, a kind of copy or ‘equivalent’ of the classic Herrera for Men. As expected, the performance isn’t the best. I use it as an aftershave, 25-30 sprays on the face: trail lasts 3-4 hours, but I can still smell it on my skin until 12. I got it for 10 dollars; at that price, you can’t expect more. It stands out that this Cuban version has the dignity of keeping its original scent, unlike the current Herrera formula which smells like burnt plastic. If you miss vintage Herrera, this is a very good option. Although performance is low, at this price you can overapply without regrets.
arp
The previous review is a perfect example of a point discussed in the forum called ‘Things We Don’t Like on Fragrantica’.
arp
The previous review is a perfect example of a point discussed in the forum thread called ‘Things We Don’t Like About Fragrantica’.
eq92
In short: it smells like furniture cleaner.
luchiano86
In my opinion, it’s good only because of the price, since its projection and longevity are very low: it lasts about 2 hours, then fades into a skin scent for another hour. Many compare it to CH for Men; it has a slight patchouli note but is lightyears away from resembling it; it’s like feeling a passing breeze. Pros: very affordable price. Cons: poor longevity and minimal to non-existent sillage.
jose23
Pleasant but very soft perfume, as Tom says, it smells like perfume diluted in water. Judging by the price, it’s not bad… Scent: 8, projection: 5, longevity: 7, price: 9.
TomCollins
Smells great, and Cuba never disappoints. It reminds me of my Herrera for Men. The opening of Cuba Brown is identical to the start of HFM. It’s linear and very soft, which is why you need to reapply several times, which is necessary. To me, it feels like they took HFM and diluted it with water. The longevity is short and the trail is soft. The good thing is it’s incredibly cheap. All the Cubas I own smell like soap on my skin. Perfumed water.