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Curve Crush
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Descripción
Curve Crush by Liz Claiborne is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2003, this composition was created by Pierre Negrin and Carlos Viñals.
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- Neutral 7.1%
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I don’t know how to define it because it has no parallel in my nose; I got lost trying to assign it a gender or decipher its ingredients, and honestly, I loved discovering it.
It’s a perfume that escapes any label; I haven’t smelled anything like it and it took me a while to classify it until I knew what it was made of, and then I was blown away.
It has rare ingredients: tea, milk, sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, and clove. I have a small bottle and I’m going to try it. I never would have imagined it had such distinct components compared to others.
It has unusual ingredients: tea, milk, sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, and cloves. I tried it on a small sample. I never would have imagined it would be so different from what I’m used to.
I put it back on after almost ten years. Although I preferred another before, maybe because I was in love with Truth, Curve Crush smells good: soft, a bit powdery, warm, subtle, clean, with a hint of cinnamon, and very feminine. It suits me better for fall and winter, and I genuinely like it more now than a few years ago. The longevity is very good.
Smells like warm, spiced sweet milk, like dulce de leche with vanilla and cinnamon. It performs much better in the dry-down; at first, it smells synthetic with a brief citrus touch. It’s pleasant, similar to other milk and spice scents like Costume National 21 or Diesel Plus Plus, but sweeter, less gourmand, ‘for girls,’ and without perceptible flowers. It’s warm, feminine, sweet, and simple. Satisfying for an accessible price, like a machine-made coffee or latte.
Smells like sweet, spiced, warm milk—like well-vanilla dulce de leche with cinnamon. It really shines in the dry-down; once the initial synthetic scent (where the citrus notes are barely noticeable) fades, it becomes pleasant. It sits in the same lane as other milk-and-spice fragrances like Costume National 21 or Diesel Plus Plus, but this one is sweeter, more ‘girly,’ and lacks the floral notes those others have. It feels warm, feminine, sweet, and simple… a nice treat that can satisfy you at an accessible price, like a café or a machine-made latte 🙂
It doesn’t smell like sweet milk, but rather cinnamon and sweet spices. It’s not gourmand or floral; it’s warm and sweet. To be honest, I’ve found Revé Sensuelle to be identical, but this costs half the price. It’s not for teenagers who want to smell like vanilla and sugar, even though it has those ingredients. It’s a good perfume.
Spiced and lovely perfume. Smells like cinnamon, clove, and pepper. It’s clean and worth it if it’s cheap; otherwise, think twice. It’s good for women of any age. It reminded me of Lolita Lempicka.
It’s a nice, spiced perfume to wear. I smell cinnamon, cloves, and pepper. It’s good, lovely, and I think it’s cheap, so if it is, it’s worth it; if not, think twice. It’s clean and suitable for women of any age. It reminded me of Lolita Lempicka.
Smells so good! Citrus notes fade quickly, leaving the clove, which evolves with cinnamon, sugar, milk, and a touch of vanilla. For me, there are no flowers or tea. It’s like cinnamon and clove milk for a Christmas dessert. It smells great for daily wear; it’s linear and I use it in winter or fall. The packaging is atypical, but it’s good for those who love warm and sweet scents.
Smells so good! It has unique notes: it starts citrusy and fades quickly, leaving the clove that dominates while cinnamon, sugar, and milk rise; maybe there’s vanilla, but not much. I don’t sense flowers or tea. It smells like warm milk with cinnamon, clove, and sugar, with a touch of vanilla and anise, like a Christmas dessert. It’s linear, for everything, ideal for daily wear. It suits me best in the cold, fall, and winter, though in summer it depends on the heat. I’d use it at Christmas for that aroma. The notes and bottle are rare, but it’s a great fragrance. For those looking for something warm, spiced, and sweet.
I followed the reviews, but it didn’t work for me. I was looking for something gourmand and sweet, but it smells like synthetic room spray. Far from what I expected.
After a comment from my sister, my perception changed radically and I never smelled it the same way again. When I sensed it as sweet and milky, a simple “smells like Raid” was enough to make me stop smelling insecticide. I had to sell it. However, I understand those who love it, because at times I loved it too. And I understand those who can’t stand it, because I can’t anymore. Anyway, proof that noses evolve faster than desires.
After an unfortunate comment from my sister, my perception changed radically and I never smelled it the same way again. At first, I thought it smelled sweet and milky, but a simple ‘it smells like Raid’ was enough to make me actually smell like insecticide. I had to sell it. However, I understand those who love it, because for moments I loved it too. And I understand those who can’t stand it, because I can’t anymore. Anyway, proof that noses evolve faster than patience.
I have nothing in my collection that resembles it. No gourmand reaches that eclectic mix, but it works. I don’t perceive the citrus or floral notes, only the others: ginger, tea, musk, pepper. Nothing too milky, though I was looking for that (Curve Crush has it). It’s the milkiest thing I’ve heard. It’s not sweet, no caramel or sugar, just spicy: cinnamon, clove, cardamom, and lots of milk with a touch of vanilla. Perfect for a fresh autumn afternoon heading into winter. To me, it smells like chai latte or spiced milk for custard or sabayon. A gourmand that isn’t sweet, the most unusual. I agree it’s linear with little sillage, but I think the performance is appropriate to avoid being overwhelming. I also think it doesn’t work on some skin types; so much spice with certain pH levels or high heat gives off that repellent smell, because on hot days I had bursts that refreshed and then stopped. Recommend trying it, don’t buy blindly.
I bought it based on the reviews and the milk scent, but honestly, it smells very strong and cloying to me. I think it’s only for very cold climates and nighttime wear. To me, it feels stuck, spiced, like baby powder with cinnamon and cloves.
I bought it because the reviews said it smelled like milk, but I find it very strong and a bit off. I think it’s only for use in very cold climates and at night. To me, it smells dusty and spicy, like baby powder with cinnamon and cloves.
It’s not bad, but it reminds me of some room spray. I use it layered with the pink Meow and I like the result; both last much longer together.
I don’t like sweets at all, but this smells delicious of cinnamon and spices. It’s one of my favorites; I’ve been using it for 15 years because it reminds me of the most important women in my family. I recommend it 100%.
It’s a peculiar scent; I used it 14 years ago. I recommend it for a cool night; I got compliments. Two sprays are more than enough: at first it’s strong, then it settles into a subtle sweet floral aroma. If I liked it.
It’s very unique, bringing together different elements harmoniously. I’m not a fan of sweets, but I consider it gourmand without being cloying. It’s long-lasting, and the dry-down on clothes is adorable: smells like whipped cream with cinnamon and at the same time talcum-like. At first, I notice something gaseous/effervescent. It’s comforting, giving the vibe of when grandma bakes a cake, though it also reminds me of baby things. I’ve gotten compliments. It has an excellent price, it’s a hidden gem and undervalued.
I’ll let it macerate to see what happens. I bought it blindly based on good reviews and its notes, but when I tried it, it felt flat, like a room spray, almost unnoticeable. I applied 6 or 7 sprays and still no sillage… I picked it up at Falabella, so it should be genuine, but I’m not sure what went wrong. I’ll leave it for a while and update later. For now, it’s a 2/10, a shame because I had high expectations. I do sense a subtle similarity to a CyZone youth fragrance called GirlLink.
It’s a Le Male with a much stronger feminine twist.
Got it as a gift and it surprised me: lasts about 8 hours and projects well. On my skin, it’s less spicy and more talcum-like, with a sweet touch that feels clean, like being wrapped in a soft cloud of cinnamon. Perfect for cool days and open spaces.