Crave Cologne Reviews

Roasted pineapple is an way to introduce a fruit note, and Crave leans into that slightly caramelized quality rather than a straightforward fresh pineapple opener. Lemon, apple, rhubarb, fig tree wood and roasted pineapple introduce the composition with a wide, layered fruitiness that reads considerably more complex than typical budget colognes attempt. Lavender, orange blossom, cedarwood, geranium and iris build an equally full heart, floral and woody, adding real depth as the fragrance develops. Amber, patchouli, vetiver and leather form the base, rich and earthy, finishing Crave on a considerably more serious note than its fruity opening suggests. Fruity woody suits this fragrance well, structured for evening wear while remaining wearable during cooler daytime hours too. Crave Cologne works well for dinners, gatherings and any occasion calling for a fragrance with noticeable depth. Its nine-note top and heart combined make this one of the more layered compositions in this catalog. Cold weather suits the leather and patchouli base especially well, once the fruity top has had time to settle into something darker. Dylan Jeffries clearly aimed for maximum complexity at a modest price here, and the sheer note count backs that ambition up.