Spark for Men

In the early 2000s I thought this was such a wild fragrance lol. Just got a new bottle and it smells just like I remember although no where near as beast mode as I remember it being. Maybe I was just young and only had Tommy, Curve, Mambo, Bora Bora and Lucky You to compare it to and in that case this is much more mature than any of those. Either way this still smells very very good but is far from beast mode. It does radiate decently for a few hours however. What do you expect for $20? It’s crazy to think this was $70 back in the early 2000s at Dillard’s along with all the others I listed above. That’s $115 in todays money so I would guess it has been reformulated to account for the price decrease. Spark is very warm and spicy, peppery and almost boozy. It’s a beautiful fragrance that smells very masculine and honestly isn’t dated imo. I would still call it unique to this day even owning over 100 fragrances. Definitely worth the money. Excellent winter time or date night scent that you won’t have to worry about how much each spray is costing you--just spray away. You don’t have to spend over $100 to smell great contrary to what a lot of people on fragrantica seem to think. I still love Spark and most of the other Claiborne frags from my childhood.

I love this! Hot toddy you can wear. Smells so good in the fall and winter. Warm, cozy, comforting, boosy, sweetness and under cover sexiness. I first sniffed this back in 2005/06. Sprayed it on my man, playing around the fragrance counters in the department store, didn't think much of it. Hours later back at home, cozied up on the couch next to him, I couldn't stop inhaling this scent. His body chemistry mixed with this is so good. Needless to say I went back and purchased it for him. He still wears it now from time to time. I just go spray it every now and then, get a whiff, and it takes me right back to that day. I would probably wear this myself if it wouldn't deter him from wearing it. Another bonus, you can find it pretty cheap on the internet these days.

A gentleman's scent, without a doubt. It smells like a wood-paneled study room lined with bookshelves, where a respectable middle-aged man sits in an armchair, reading and sipping brandy, although the tobacco smoke conjured up by that image is absent. Very good for the price - I really hate to call this a "cheapie" as I dislike the connotation implied by that word. Still, it's affordable and high-quality. Decent performance, although it is one of those frags that is more likely to be smelled by bystanders than the wearer, long after you've gone noseblind to it!

The rum, cognac, honey and fig are the notes that stand out the most to me. These combine to create a warm and comforting, boozy kind of fragrance which leaves you wondering whether you should be spraying it on or drinking it! In my opinion this is a scent for the colder times of year as it's a bit too heavy and oily to be wearing in warmer weather. A fragrance that'd be perfect to wear on a cosy nights in, in the middle of winter, while sat in front of a roaring fire. Great stuff!

A good cheapie, a strong boozy perfume. I found the gift set for around $15 and amazed by ita quality. You can smell rum, honey, and cognac at the beginning. So pungent and strong, but 15-30 minutes the fig leaf started to show. After 1 hour, amber dominated the drie down scent. The bootle is unique, with dark amber glass and bronze like finished. The cap isn't so good made from plastic. But it is definetely a good value for that affordable price.