Candie`s Men Candie`s for men

I purchased a .5oz bottle of this back in 2005. I still have it to this day which should tell you how I feel about it. This just doesn't do anything for me. It may be a fragrance a teen can pull off. If you're over 21 I would definitely skip this one.

When I first tried this, all I smelled was unscented baby wipes. I tried it a few more times after that and I actually picked up on the grapefruit, watermelon, and basil in the opening with a green, fruity, light woodsy and light musky drydown. It's not as sweet as some reviews say. It's actually quite light and a bit powdery. I think of it along the lines of D&G Light Blue but without the lemon and citrus. Instead, the watermelon replaces the lemon and the only citrus note is the grapefruit. Think of a lightly fruity, green, baby powder wipe or baby powder in general.

It's a decent scent but nothing special and definitely not for anyone over the age of 25. Sillage and longevity are excellent as well but the reason I give this a neutral is because it's just the same scent over and over again. So much that it becomes too boring and bland after a few wearings. Trust me, it's nice and safe, but you will get bored of it, and fast!

This is a great cologne. I remember when I tested this in a store I was about 15 and my mom wouldn't let me buy it because of the advertisment. I also wish they hadn't discontinued this one. For me it has been impossible to find anywhere which sucks.

I was under the impression that Candie's, and Lucky Brand were both owned by Liz Claiborne, oh well...

I first smelled this scent while hugging a friend in 2002 and just loved it. He and his girl had bought each other the pair for their 1st anniversary, aaaww!

This cologne (it says edt but to me it's an edc) blends fruits and flowres into greens then woods and finally musk and sweet dry mossy finish. This sounds very scent by numbers (and 90ish) but it is surprisingly sweet fresh and yet unassuming. I especially enjoy the teaberry like birch that takes you from heart to drydown without the overly stong birch tar note so many scents have that include birch.

I pair this with the deodorant (christened UnderArmour)as it adds to the overall aura. As far as the name goes: a.)it is named after a line of shoes put out by the same company and b.)I agree with Chandler Burr that the juice is where the payoff is, the rest is just window dressing. Question: Would you wear it or like it better if it were called "Waterfall for men"? Food for thought...

Sillage: could be better
Longevity: average
Overall: 2.75/5

It is a slice of 90s pop culture but it does have its place now and again...for those who do like it and are looking for it its available for @ 10 USD at Wal-Mart for a 15 ml bottle, I bought 2!

I had this back when I was 19 or so (I'm 24 now). Very sad that it got discontinued! I can almost remember what it smelled like, and I do remember getting compliments on it. It's difficult to find online, but when I do I'm buying another bottle of it because I remember loving it. If I hate it now, I'll gift it.

I got this cologne when I was in middle school as well. The sad thing is, even back then I wasn't impressed. I had a big fascination with Adidas Moves then like everyone else I knew, lol.

I can't really smell anything but old smelling wood. Not like mildewy or anything, but kind of just damp, aged wood.

Nothing even close to exciting here.

I guess it would be a good gift for a younger brother as a means to introduce him into fragrances, but it may just turn them away from it altogether.

I got this as a gift during middle school. I guess that's what makes me think of it as a "kiddie" cologne. Very light and refreshing, but I wouldn't go for it today. Plus when somebody asks you what you're wearing, they'll laugh in your face when you tell them "Candie's." Like, who? What?

...exactly.