Terra

I really don't understand the dislike for this one. I like this a lot! Very similar to Versace Eros, but this is much more mature. When my Eros starts running low, I'll be replacing it with this! Actually, I'd gladly trade my bottle of Eros for this, as this is more fitting to my personality. Smooth, spicy, minty vanilla, but not as brash as Eros. This is a pleasant spin on that type of smell, and I think they did a great job! Also, given that it's so similar to Eros, I really don't agree with the votes on the notes! This is more woody/vanilla than the voters are giving credit for.

I feel like Bruce Willis in the first Die Hard, or Jacques de St. Ives, or the Klimt we imagine based on his art if we didn’t know the real Klimt or the John Malkovich version. Or Adrian Brody in one of his edgy hot 90s indie roles. In other words, masculine, complex, sensitive, cunning, strong. Undefeatably heroic. This is less the scent of the man I want than the scent of the man I want to be. Sexy af. Aspirational liquid confidence.

I got this as part of the 4 piece travel set by Vince Camuto. Definitely my favorite out of all of them. It lasts a decent amount of time for me, 4-5 hours. It's soft, warm, and welcoming, with the citrus adding a faint boost of energy. Definitely more of the relaxed but semi professional type. Great for the office or dinner out.

Super easy sweet vanilla citrus scent with a hint of wood. Smells great and the performance is like other EDT's. No complaints.

Very good, safe, bit of a younger scent. Dislikes were in place before the fragrance was even released.

Disregard the dislikes which were in place prior to release.

@curtis_ado, your review nailed this scent perfectly!

Versace Eros EDT but... better Personal: 8/10 - Let me say off rip, this is inspired by Eros EDT, but it's woodier and less sharp, more in line with what Parfum smells like, but still maintaining a youthful vanilla. Mass appeal: 8/10 – Very approachable. Warm woods and sweet vanilla are hard to dislike. Performance: 6/10 - Mediocre longevity with acceptable projection. Value: 9/10 – Strong value. For its discounted price, it smells amazing. Uniqueness: 6/10 – Inspired by Eros, but replaces apple with rhubarb, which I almost always hate, but it's blended so well here, I could barely tell. SCORE: 74/100 Full bottle buy? YES, this is kinda what I wish Eros smelled like Blind buy? YES, fairly safe if you enjoy warm, woody, lightly sweet fragrances. Or Eros. Recommend? YES, especially as an affordable everyday scent for cooler months. Date night? YES, cozy and pleasant, different enough from Eros to still be novel. Office safe? YES, warm but restrained and non-intrusive, unlike Eros. Pros: Warm and cozy, easy to wear, mass appealing, takes a different direction than Eros Cons: Not very distinctive, somewhat generic, limited evolution, designer-safe for a reason Terra feels like Vince Camuto aiming for comfort rather than statement. It was clearly inspired by Eros, with its creamy vanilla and tonka bean, warm woods, and slightly fruity middle profile that's so quintessentially Eros. That said, Terra focuses moreso on the warmth of the vanilla and woods, rather than a screaming loud apple presence trying to convince you of its worth. In its drydown, tonka bean becomes the most dominant note, along with the vanilla, creating a smooth, rich, sweet combination. It's not groundbreaking, nor is it unique, but it's a slightly better, notably cheaper, Versace Eros, and I think that's something to be appreciated. It's definitely not a clone, as it takes a slightly different overall profile on, but it's close. Review #184 in my fragrance journey – this fragrance I own as a decant

Nothing new here. A redundant, though completely pleasant, "sweet" masculine composed around that tonka-laden almost-cotton-candy like sweetness and a mildly fruity-tangy interpretation of rhubarb (which doesn't exactly 'nail' rhubarb). Has a brief flash of earthiness in the opening which smells out of place and unnecessary. On the plus side it's executed well in the sense that the sweetness doesn't get out of control and the synthetics are never abrasive or clumsy--so it's a pleasant wear--it's just so generic and tired at this point. Performance is abysmal as well. Skin scent projection for four hours whereupon it might as well disappear completely. Only worth it if you're into the sweet thing but find scents like Eros and Invictus too much to handle. I was excited to try Terra since it was the first fragrance released after Eterno, which I thought was great and a possible turning point for Vince Camuto, but ultimately this was a little disappointing. Side note: I have to agree with the reviewer below me that the abundant amount of "dislikes" seems more a result of someone with an intentional vendetta towards Terra than the result of real voting statistics. There's not much of a reason to dislike this other than the fact it's kind of generic, because overall it's just a pleasant, sweet fragrance for men with subpar performance. I would expect most of the votes for Terra to fall into the "Like" category, with about an equal amount of "Love's" and "Dislike's."

Why so many dislikes? I actually really like this fragrance. I received a large sample and have worn it every day this week. The longevity isn't great, but it sure smells great while it's on. It starts out a standard men's cologne with a powdery essence, similar to Versace Eros. But then this burst of crisp excellence comes through, snuffing out most of the powder. Along with the crispness, comes a deep sweetness. It's not a candy type of sweetness, it's a natural sweetness that goes beneath he surface and really carries the fragrance. A little of that powder is still there from the tonka bean, but for the most part it's transformed into this crisp/deeply sweet tonka bean heaven. A lot of the times, for me at least, a lot of men's cologne can start to smell the same, but Terra is in a league of it's own. If you're looking for something uncommon that you don't smell everywhere, try this one. The sweetness is absolutely intoxicating, most fragrances the sweetness can come across as artificial, but this is the most natural kind of sweet... and it's RICH. I can't stress that enough, it has this deep sweet richness to it that I've never smelt in a fragrance before. Absolutely love it.

I got accosted by the lady at the counter in Macy's to try a new Vince Camuto fragrance and she also had me try this one. When that lemon blast hit me during the opening, it was over. It's a lemon on the order of upscale spa products, very rich and semisweet. I knew I needed a bottle. The retail price is a bit much for something so synthetic but it is a beautiful fragrance. It's fresh yet warm with some character that's not quite spicy but definitely has some body. Terra Extreme is absolutely masculine and quite sexy. In contrast, this Terra EDT is almost unisex, leaning just slightly masculine. I don't think this is a fragrance for a younger guy, instead someone who's in their 30s and up looking for a good work fragrance for late summer through early winter, this will do the trick. The fragrance does have a dry down that can smell like an antique store or maybe an old book store to some, but it's a beautiful scent really. In summary, for an older guy looking for a freshy with some body and character for colder temps, I think Terra EDT is really under the radar and could truly be a great signature scent.

The dislikes have to come from somebody with a beef motivated enough to establish several profiles. This is a very nice scent. I just tried some on as I was passing through Macy's, and of all the test-strips I tried, this was by far the most interesting scent. Works surprisingly well on a warm early summer day. Will see how it develops on my skin. This is a spicy gourmand offset with enough sourness (guessing that's coming from the rhubarb) to bring the overall impression of sweetness down a few notches from scents like A*Men and maybe one notch below an Eros. In fact, "spiced Eros" might be the perfect description for it. If you told me this was an Eros flanker switching the mint with a nice spice mixture I wouldn't doubt it for a second. I'm also curious why this is described as an aquatic - I have a pretty strong chemical mismatch with any true aquatic note or accord but I didn't get anything close to that reaction with this scent.

Woodsy Notes: Yes very woodsy in its base Tonka Bean: Yes but not overpowering the fragrance. The balance is there. Vanilla: Again Yes in a level that is just over subtle. Citruses: Yes and working well with the vanilla and woodsy notes. Sandalwood: Yes its there as well. Rhubarb: If its there I can't find it. Your results may vary. Geranium: I don't know what Geraniums smell like so I can't speak to it. I don't really get any kind of floral but again your results may vay. Cinnamon: Its not listed but boy is it there and in a good way. More of a fine baked goods cinnamon. Not raw. I like to layer this with my fav aquatic scents and they work and play so well together. Like Invictus Aqua or Bvlgari Aqua Marine.

Just got this today. I smell vanilla, woods, tonka beans, & sandalwood throughout. And I think a cinnamon note? 🤔 Its more of a unisex fragrance imo. Very powdery but clean. Last long, 3 sprays lasted 7+ hours and projects very well. Perfectly suited for a fall morning but just not manly enough for my signature worthy scent. That being said I would rate this a solid 7 out of 10. It smells nice and strong with gourmet notes, that lean towards the more fiminine size, but the tonka beans gives it just enough touch to let you know that a gentalman can wear it.

I find Terra to be a very classy and pleasant fragrance, not meant to be "in your face" or particularly unique at all. The woodsy notes (my favorite part of this fragrance) stand out from the start and I think they are very well-balanced, fresh but not flimsy. The drydown is so comforting, a scent best left lingering for days on a wool suit for one to bury their nose in. The name is fitting: Terra is grounded, down-to-earth, and pleasantly dependable.

This is my very first fragrance and it was a great buy. It’s very warm, sweet and vanilla best if you wear it during the winter I’ve gotten many compliments during my time wearing this this fragrance lasts around five hours. You should only have to reapply once, but is very strong, so I recommend less than four sprays, but overall this is a great fragrance and I recommend for people who are just starting their fragrance collection.

Terra is a citrus and sweet scent with some woody undertones. Good for daytime, spring and fall. I like this scent as something to wear if I’m going somewhere and want to throw something on. I think it’s very linear; how it comes out of the bottle is pretry much what you’ll smell like throughout. Nothing wrong with it, it’s just not interesting or complicated. But it is work safe and reliable in its longevity.

very underrated in my opinion, its very classy warm, woody, but at the same time very youthful, very fresh citrus scents. Very old money kinda smell. Its a really easy wear for literally any occasion. my only problem with it, is that it only lasts 1-2 hours on my skin, and projection is pretty much non existent. If they made this into an EDP, i would instantly buy it.

This is a surprise to be sure. I spotted this in Ross and checked out the scent notes.... wasn't sure to expect but this is a beautiful woody citrus scent, it reminds me of my childhood. Like a nice cool day near the woods with a slight sun set. I can describe this fragrance but it truly is beautiful and more than worth it at the $20 I got it for!

This is like a slightly more vanilla, dirtier version of Eros is probably the best way I can describe it. I quite like it. Performance at least on me is at 5 hours, give or take depending on the temperature. I got my bottle from a rack store for about $20-30 USD (50ml).