CremoCologne For Men - Blue Cedar & Cypress Mens Cologne Spray, A Woodsy Scent with Notes of Lemon Leaf, Cypress and Cedar, Multi-Layered Signature Men's Fragrances, 3.4 Fl Oz

It smells way more expensive than it actually is. Definitely has that designer-quality feel, and I’ve even gotten compliments while wearing it. It’s sweet but not cloying, and the balance between the spice and vanilla is just right.Longevity is pretty solid for a body spray — about 4–6 hours on me, which is more than fair for the price point. Great for layering or wearing solo on casual days.Highly recommend if you’re looking for an affordable, great-smelling fragrance that punches above its weight.

I’m really impressed with this cologne. The spice and black vanilla blend perfectly for a warm, masculine scent that’s classy without being overpowering. It has just the right balance of sweetness and spice, making it versatile for both everyday wear and special occasions. The fragrance lasts for hours, and I’ve already gotten several compliments. Cremo knocked it out of the park with this one!

The media could not be loaded. Cremo’s Spice & Black Vanilla cologne offers an inviting blend of warm spices and rich vanilla, making it a popular choice for those seeking an affordable yet sophisticated fragrance.Scent Profile:This cologne opens with a burst of vibrant spices, including cardamom, which gradually melds into a heart featuring subtle tobacco notes. The base is dominated by black vanilla and vetiver, creating a warm and slightly sweet aroma. Some users note that the vanilla can be quite intense, lending the fragrance a candle-like quality. Performance:Performance varies among users. Some report that the scent becomes a skin scent within an hour, with total longevity of less than two hours. Others experience a more moderate duration of 5 to 6 hours. Projection is generally subtle, making it suitable for close encounters. Comparisons:Many enthusiasts compare Spice & Black Vanilla to Viktor & Rolf’s Spicebomb Extreme. While there are similarities, such as the spicy and vanilla notes, Cremo’s offering is considered by some as a more straightforward and less complex version. It’s often praised as a budget-friendly alternative, though it may lack the depth and refinement of its higher-end counterpart. Value:Priced around $20, this cologne delivers remarkable value. Its quality and scent profile often surpass expectations for its price range, making it a worthwhile addition to any fragrance collection. Conclusion:Cremo’s Spice & Black Vanilla is a commendable choice for those seeking a warm, spicy, and sweet fragrance without breaking the bank. While it may not offer the complexity or longevity of more expensive options, its inviting scent and affordability make it a popular choice, especially during the cooler months.

Hopefully this helps. I thought long and hard on how to describe why someone should buy this particular scent or even this line of cologne. I'll describe what my thought process was.I've been a long time cologne and body oil person. I enjoy smelling good not for people but I honestly enjoy sitting at work and smelling good aromas while I work. I have bought notable fragrances like Burberry Weekend, Davidoff Cool Water, and Armani Acqua Di Gio to name a few.It's been some time since I have bought cologne and I'll be honest I have Bath and Body Mineral & Sea Salt (which isn't bad), but I felt it was time to try and find some new aromas.So I actually bought three of the Cremo brand cologne's Distiller's Blend, Palo Santo, and Silver Water Birch. I figured if they were a bust then I didn't waste a lot of money on the purchase.First I was pleasantly surprise. The box has a nice design with an embossed bottle sort of a minimalist feel which I am actually getting into. It doesn't feel cheap at all. Here is where I feel this helps anyone who is wondering about the performance. The nozzle dispenses the cologne as more of a mist then a spray. so lets just say one "spray" would equal maybe 3-4 of the "mist". To try and hit this image home if you have a water hose with an attachment and you have real fine mist selection that is exactly how it comes out of the bottle. I feel that is important because people may say the scent doesn't last long.Overall I would give this product an "A". I don't have any downside. I don't feel I spent too much. I don't feel the product is cheap. It doesn't smell gaudy like I've been in a smoke filled room gambling all day. I have it on right now and just smelled my shirt it smells really good. I don't know what to compare it to but I can tell you the best way to apply it. For this product and maybe others like it I have found layering it gives like a "time release affect". Also I apply it right after a shower. I apply it to my skin, then an undershirt, then my top shirt. I have notice if you spray too much in one spot you get that "strong pungent" smell that's over bearing. The scent needs maybe 5-10 minutes to "breath" where it begins to take on it's smell and what a smell it is.To sum this up I would say Cremo is definitely a line you can wear at work, leisure, or out on the town. I would say it is a mature smell its not "fruity" or a heavy musk. All and all if you do buy it and don't like it give it away or just throw it away because it's still in the $20 range less than a ticket to the movies.Hope this helps cheers!

An every day use type of cologne that smells great. Not watered down or over powering either and a great price. Will be buying more.