Orange Spice Creed for men

it does smell a little old school, but a school I would have wanted to go to ..very aromatic and a wonderful fragrance, as soon as I sprayed this on my wife commented , hey that is nice which one is this?
I was very impressed with just the scent trail that this one gives off, I am checking for longevity but so far it seems to be lasting a fair amount of time, I sprayed some on my forearm last night and this morning I could still pick it up well. I could see my self purchasing this one, I enjoy the bright opening and I am really enjoying the breakdown..this could be an excellent signature scent for someone that is a confident guy that just wants to smell good and non offensive..very nice..two thumbs up, reminds me of something more of a musky type of scent a little like the old original jovan musk in a way..very appealing.

I fell in love with the dirty orange I got when I first sprayed OS. The warm spiciness, reminiscent of man-sweat, played off the fresh citrus very well.

But I was immensely disappointed when it became soapy in it's dry-down. Glad I tested this before purchasing. Call me odd, but I don't like it when my fragrance decides to take a bath half way through my day.

Some might be intrigued by this transformation, but it wasn't for me.

Creed has a reputation of frags not lasting too long and projection....not this one by a long shot. This is a beast and I don't mean by Creeds standards but overall a beast. I wish all of the others performed like this one. On that note, its very much dated :-(...not bad but too old school. Try before buy.

NEWSFLASH...This is a "kingmaker". The sillage "Reaches and Out and Touches", somebody, better than that same song from Diana Ross, dude.

I know how to find a cheap frag that smells better than the more expensive frags, with the best of 'em...but I think the money you'd spend on this cologne is money well spent. It just smells really, really nice.

Smells like YSL Kouros with less of the animalic notes.

Tons of aldehydes and orange skin juice. A little powdery because of neroli and opoponax, however not listed as an ingredient. Spices are very similar to these present in Orange Verte by Hermes. For sure it can be perfect scent for spring or for daily use as refreshing sport fragrance. Nevertheless I have impression that OS is very noble in the same time ... kind of old fashion gentlemen fragrance. Together with Acier Aluminium the OS is my favorite perfume from Creed house.

Having Orange Spice on my wish list without even testing it makes me think that we MUST test fragrances before ending up spending 122 Euro.I had very high expectations and now that I am sniffing it on my wrist I feel devastated.It starts a bit synthetic,orange-bergamote combo which gets fresher as time passes,I do detect mint although it is not listed.The first minutes I thought it resembled to Hermes Eau d'Orange Verte,because of mint!The drydown is plain,synthetic orange and some subtle spices.I needed a warm,original,full bodied orange-spice scent.This one is a bit watery for my taste.Lasting power is good for a citrus perfume.Overall,another citrus scent on the market..By the way,I do smell like toilet cleanser.Yuck!

A slightly lighter and more natural smelling version of Kouros, though this may have been marketed first (go ahead and try to find a bottle of it from the 1950s). I find this idea to be unbalanced and over time it begins to irritate me. However, if you are going to be moving around a lot when you wear it this may largely mitigate this issue. If you don't like animalic notes forget it. Sample before buying this one!

Gorgeous stuff.

Orange Spice opens with a civet-laden drop kick to the face, much like the original Kouros, but more civet-intensive. In fact, Orange Spice is YSL's famous scent on Creed's lab budget, and here you're smelling the real deal. The orange accompanies the civet, but it's interspersed with a dense bergamot and clove accord that ratchets the "clean" waaaay, way up to contrast in higher fidelity with the "dirty." Very gradually the civet slips behind the clove and orange notes, which have an astonishingly crystalline feel, and guides the trajectory from a highly-concentrated intro to a looser and softly soapy ambiance. Hints of neroli enhance this stage of the drydown.

I'm not entirely certain where this fragrance came from, but I'm damn sure that it's one of the finest works of meticulous olfactory craftsmanship that I've ever been lucky enough to own.

One added note: OS has ridiculous longevity. I get 15 hours out of it, no exaggeration. With relatively light application. Not sure what it means, but Creed's EDTs are better performers in the projection and longevity department than their EDPs for me.

Orange Spice is indeed a good fragrance. It starts out with a extremely dated aroma (which doesn't mean it is awful!) as expected, with a corpulent and synthetic orange note which makes me remember of Kouros Fraicheur, specially because after this strong opening that persists for about 5 minutes, spices kicks in with a pungent clove note taking the whole fragrance, but here the clove isn't a pure one, instead it is combined with
that citric chord from the beginning giving another depth to this Creed.

Anyway, a long lasting fragrance that smells refined!

Smells exactly like the orange pumpkin soap sold as a Xmas special edition by Lush. This one does have that winter festival feeling in it. Nevertheless it's lovely. It's aromatic, almost delicious. Good to find a orangey scent not sour or sweet. I especially enjoy the amber and bit hint of musk in the base note, though I have to press my wrist harder against my nose to catch it. That's what makes this scent different from being soapy-the depth. Oh, and it lasts for ages, even as a EDT. To me it's definitely unisex, very easy to wear. It's a scent that would warm your heart.

Undecided about this. Smells like intense orange poutpourri. I prefer the other Creed citruses such as Neroli Sauvage, Imperial, Bois de Cedrat, Selection Verte..

For men? I wear this in the winter--I love it, it is warm, rich, spicy/orange, not overpowering but lasts a long time. I would call this a unisex fragrance.