Curve Appeal for Women

I don't know why this perfume is getting such poor reviews. It works so well with my chemistry to bring a sweet rich full bodied fragrance to those around me. It isn't too many perfumes that I actually can pick out all of the notes in, but this is one of them. The mandarin gives it kick, the apple, nectarine, and vanilla sweeten it a bit, the jasmine and iris brighten it up, and then the spicey base notes of amber, patchouli, sandalwood, and musk bring dimension and depth to this scent. I love it!

A couple scents from Liz Claiborne are my favorites. This one, knowing what what they are capable of, is low on the totem pole. I love this though! It's just nice, and good enough for whatever you dream up. People will ask and even say you smell nice. Your own personality will either make this gleam, or steam up and end up in a puddle. A pretty smile and kind heart that glows can turn this into a winner! I have found as soon as I spray this, it's quite strong, fades fast...but is still there in the morning without having to close my eyes and only imagine it's still there. Certainly not the best but, it does it's job as well as the best, pleasantly, and it's by far not a let down for me. I like the crooked bottle and though many don't necessarily like when there's no cap, I find it a bit of a charm. I'm going to hide my little bottle and protect it's feelings :-)

I have to agree with Fragaria, this is a darling scent in a quirky little bottle. On one of my recent TJ Maxx drive-bys (where I park the car and run into the store, telling myself I'm just going to look), I bought a mini Curve Appeal for $4.99. It's sweet - a cozy and warm sweetness, thanks to a dash of patchouli - a note I normally can't tolerate, but blended in this scent it gives Appeal some substance. A nice, year-round scent. Lasted on me a couple of hours, but that's okay. Take it for what it is. Pretty sure that I want to collect minis of all the Curve scents. Guess I'm going to have to do more TJ Maxx drive-bys!

I'm 17, and I can admit that I enjoy fruity sweet scents. This is nothing original, nothing really memorable, just your fly-by-night perfume and it does it's purpose: makes you smell good. Works with my chemistry and is considerably cheap considering the amounts I pay for higher-end scents.

i first smelt this at walmart, i kept sniffing my rist wondering what notes i could smell, at first its apples and jasmine, then its a soft musky sweet smell i like this because its soft and pleasant :)