Binkley, Christina (July 2, 2014). "Women in Power Know Nina". Wall Street Journal . Retrieved March 31, 2015. When I was 17 or 18 and I smelled exactly this smell again when I walked through the Cologne Schildergasse, the memory of earlier came up again and I was overwhelmed how good it smells. Seasonally, it reminds me of spring, but really it’s a year round cologne. It can be worn casually, at work, school, or out on a date. This stuff will always get complements, I’m convinced of that fact.

If you think the green tone of tomato leaf cannot make the cologne similar to Curve, the spicy accords mixed with it definitely can. After Curve became one of the most popular colognes for men, Liz Claiborne released many flankers of it. And cologne that has the most resemblance of them all to Curve is Curve Sport. Popularity can vary, but Curve for Men has been a well-liked and enduring fragrance since its release, appreciated for its fresh and youthful scent. The key notes in Curve for Men EDT typically include green leaf, juniper, lavender, and bergamot in the top notes, followed by ginseng, cardamom, and cactus in the middle notes, and a base of sandalwood, pepper, amber, vetiver, and mahogany. These notes create a crisp and aromatic fragrance.

The price range of Claiborne Sport makes it easy for you to blind-buy it. Claiborne Sport’s performance is moderate with moderate longevity, lasting 6 to 7 hours. Liz Claiborne Curve for Men is a fragrance designed for men by the American fashion brand Liz Claiborne. It is known for its fresh and casual scent.

Later, the dry-down contains wood, but tobacco wraps it up. The cologne becomes very muscular at the end as the tobacco is solid and classy. For me it smells fresh, clear, slightly metallic, slightly flowery-spicy and with the fragrance I associate the color blue and the sky (although in the fragrance description green is indicated). The lasting power of a fragrance can vary from person to person, but Eau de Toilette fragrances like Curve for Men typically have moderate longevity, lasting several hours.Chazen, Jerome A. "Notes from the apparel industry: Two decades at Liz Claiborne." Columbia Journal of World Business 31.2 (1996): 40–43.