Vintage Soul by Curve (2006)
by Liz Claiborne

This is a fragrance I like better and better the more I wear it. I bought it for my wife and at her first spraying she thought it was too masculine for her and believed it would fit me more than her, so she decided to "give" it back to me.
My impression is that is more unisex than anything else, the fruity opening is kinda feminine, but when the patchouly makes its appareance it definitely takes a more masculine character. It is a great musky patchouli indeed, but is is sweeten up with vanilla and some of the fruit that still remains all the way to the drydown. Some florals are in the background but they do no play a leading role, they are there to support the other notes and they do a pretty good job at it.
A surprisingly good fragrance considering the price and IMO the quality is superior than most Liz Clairborne perfumes. A thumbs up.

2nd March, 2011.

I'm getting annoyed of this fragrance... at first I like it, but... i don't know, I think the patchouli in it is wearing off... It's not bad, but whenever I use it I remember why it took me so long to wear it again.

13rd January, 2011.

very nice scent and great value for money.
smells very nice and innofensive,all round good scent.

15th April, 2010.

The patchouli makes it's presence known from the beginning, but becomes more subtle with time. This comes across to me as juicy, spicy with a just a tinge of fruited sweetness.

5th March, 2010.

It seems like I'm in the minority, but I am really liking Vintage Soul! I got a 0.5 mini as a gift and at this point I will definitely repurchase when I run out. Vintage Soul has a mix of tart fruits, heady florals, and a nice predominately musky/patchouli base. It definitely has a "vintage" feel- like a fragrance that would have been loved many, many years ago. I love the heady, white florals in the middle- so pretty mixed with the lime! Also- I get the magnolia (it's very light, though) that softens/sweetens up all the headiness of the tuberose and jasmine. This fragrance reminds me so much of something and I can not for the life me figure out what is is!... maybe some type of incense... or even potpourri? Either way- I am really loving this scent (great price too!). Also- I find this scent to be very unisex- the dry down gets especially masculine at the end. Overall, I give Vintage Soul a B- good job Liz Claiborne~

31st January, 2010.

very "masculine", whatever that means, and it does mean something.
i get the del monte fruit cocktail reference but i think it's nice. i get the bergamot, probably because i drink a lot of tea, and my nose is starting to be able to pick out the itch of patchouli, which i enjoy...

it was cheap, it smells nice.
oddly strong for something that sort of abruptly falls away...

definitely not a nondescript fresh and fruity teen scene of a scent.

25th January, 2010.