Curve Wave For Men by Liz Claiborne, 2005

I'm going to have to give this a thumbs down. First, There are already too many aquatic scents out there, and much like those other aquatic scents, This one shares the same lemony watery accord as well. Nothing anywhere near original about this scent. And most certainly, there is nothing about this scent that is memorable, but rather forgettable. This scent demands a complete do over with a new name.

Another boring fruity aquatic. Smells pretty similar to Sean John Unforgivable, but with some sweeter citrus notes in the opening.

an unnecessary and bland curve disaster that is probably goin to be discontinued

definately a waste of money to put on these concoctions they have absolutely nothing the slightest bit appealing and they smell like there tryin to be somethin they are not and this stuff is so bad it makes axe look like gucci

definately very synthetic and annoying, this is the FIRST cologne the lady at the scent counter told me to avoid

Harsh chemicals mixed with grapefruit and masquerading as a cologne. (And just what the hell IS "liquid oxygen scent," anyway?)

In other words, Curve Wave is definitive proof that you can probably market even cat piss so long as you put it in a "cool" bottle and make it affordable for the masses.

Yuk.

i like this better than getting hit in the mouth with a golf club... that being said it's not really all that impressive. there is a bit of poorly done mint mixed with grapefruit and orange over a microscopic amount of berry... it is absolutely linear, as the progression is so static i can see why there is no base in the pyramid... it isn't cloyingly sweet or disgusting, and i can't detect the signature curve boring je ne sais quoi, but it won't knock your socks off... a safe scent for a safe teenager in a safe town in a safe country that wants to smell "dangerous"

a nice light aquatic boring scent.for the under 30 crowd on 80 plus degree days.liquid oxygen scent, did they make that up?

Its isn't bad... its too light to be offensive. Its very synthetic and one dimensional, but it is good enough to wear once in a while.

Smells more like Neroli Sauvage, Be Delicious Men, Hamptons or any other grapefruity scent. Wave lasts just as long as them, too.

Smells kind of like Paco XS pour homme, but this one gives me a headache. Good value if you only want one young, fresh aquatic. Me? I traded it in for the Paco XS.

Bought a 1 oz'er of this at Wally World on a whim (hey, the scratch and sniff sticker smelled good...haha). Anyway, the next day I was giving it away to a friend. I'm relatively new to the scent game, and this is the first fragrance I've come across where the description "synthetic" immediately popped into mind. It's not horrible, exactly, but it's not a scent I'd want to smell for very long.