Curve Chill

Curve Chill by Liz Claiborne, released in 2006 and composed by Laurent Le Guernec, Jean-Marc Chaillan and Loc Dong, is a woody floral presented as a feminine scent, with spicy, green, musky and citrus facets in support.

It opens with lemon, green tea and ginger: a crisp, cool burst of citrus, a leafy, slightly bitter tea note and a gentle warmth from the ginger. The heart is soft and airy, with freesia bringing a clean, peppery floral note, sweet pea a light, slightly powdery sweetness and peony a fresh, rosy brightness. The base settles into vetiver, cedar and musk, giving a dry, earthy woodiness and a clean, skin-like finish.

As the name suggests, the mood is relaxed and refreshing. It is well suited to spring and summer, daytime and casual wear, from errands and work to weekends outdoors. It suits people who like light, transparent florals with a cool tea-and-citrus opening and a quiet woody base.

Curve Chill — unisex fragrance by Liz Claiborne (released 2006). Top notes: Green Tea, Ginger, Lemon. Heart notes: Sweet Pea, Peony, Freesia. Base notes: Musk, Cedar, Vetiver. — Parfica open fragrance database