Men
Cuba Blue
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Descripción
Cuba Blue by Cuba Paris is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. The top notes are tangerine, green leaves and lemon (sour lime); the heart notes are geranium, patchouli, vetiver and sandalwood; the base notes are cedar, oakmoss and amber.
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I felt a beginning similar to CK Escape, perhaps due to some juniper and bergamot notes, but without citrus. A green impression at first. In the dry down, something dusty floral appears; I’m not sure if jasmine or violet. The finish is soft musky. It has reminiscences of other fragrances. Fragrantica says it’s similar to CK One, but I haven’t tried it enough to say so. I find it appropriate for summer weather, for daytime wear; it feels young and informal. Longevity is over eight hours with moderate sillage, which makes it a best value for the price.
Starts with a green, citrusy air reminiscent of CK Escape but without that fruity weight. The heart reveals a dusty floral note, perhaps jasmine or violet, settling into a soft musk. While Fragrantica links it to CK One, on my skin it feels distinct. Perfect for summer, evoking youth and informality. I was surprised by the longevity—over eight hours with a moderate sillage; for the price, it’s a quality-value beast.
Similar to CK One.
The scent is almost identical to the base of CK Be and CK One; I’d say Cuba Paris Blue sits between the two. It’s quite fresh and clean, even unisex. I can’t identify the notes on Fragrantica. I’d add that CK and Cuba Blue share a scent with Axe Young deodorant, a good combination to prolong the smell. My longevity is four hours with moderate to soft sillage. Recommended for hot days, though not for making an impression. I got it in a case with four 35ml fragrances for $17.
IT’S NOTHING MORE THAN A COPY OF CK ONE, JUST A LITTLE LIGHTER AND MUCH CHEAPER. HOWEVER, FOR THOSE WHO LIKE THIS TYPE OF SCENT, IT’S A VERY GOOD OPTION, AS DESPITE THE LOW PRICE, IT HAS GOOD QUALITY.
IT’S NOTHING MORE THAN A CK ONE COPY, BUT A BIT LIGHTER AND MUCH CHEAPER. FOR THOSE WHO LIKE THESE SCENTS, IT’S A VERY GOOD OPTION, AS DESPITE ITS LOW PRICE, IT HAS GOOD QUALITY!!!!
Of the Cuba Classics, it has the worst longevity, very similar to CK One. Recommended only for young people.
Reminds me of CK One, though for me this version is superior due to its much lower cost. However, I have a complaint: on my skin it doesn’t last more than two hours, perhaps due to pH, as my friends find it lasts longer. Like other budget options, it’s a must-buy. The price is so low you could take five or six for the cost of a large bottle from brands like CH or Dolce, so it’s definitely worth it.
It reminded me quite a bit of CK One, and even for me, it’s better since the price is much lower. However, there’s something lamentable: on my skin, it doesn’t last more than two hours, perhaps due to skin pH, as it lasts longer on my friends. Like the other Cubas, it’s a must-buy; the price is so low you could buy five or six for the cost of a typical perfume like CH or Dolce.
For everyday wear, it didn’t last at all. I don’t think it’s much compared to Cuba Gold, which is monstrous in terms of quality and price. It’s not bad, but nothing to write home about.
Greetings. Reading the reviews, I’m not sure if I’m wrong or if people are writing based on what they’ve read. I’ve heard this fragrance; it smells sweet and slightly woody, with musk being the most prominent note. If people say it smells like CK One (which is citrusy), that’s everyone’s right to their own opinion. I find similarities with LE MALE by JPG. I recommend it for young people and it’s very economical.
It’s a woody scent I enjoyed, but I wouldn’t buy it again due to its abysmal longevity; it lasts less than 15 minutes on my skin and I have to reapply several times a day. The price in Mexico is ridiculous, around five dollars.
It’s identical to Bleu de Chanel; don’t fool anyone with CK as they’re as alike as a hen’s tooth. The Chanel version has better quality in longevity and trail, but olfactorily they’re the same. If you like Bleu, you’ll love this. Cheers.
A regular fragrance that is good for the price, similar to CK One and Bleu de Chanel but only by about 10%, just a little bit, not as much as they say; that was what my nose perceived.
It has nothing to do with Bleu de Chanel; yes, it’s a CK One clone. It’s inoffensive, clean, perfect for a casual day and very versatile. Unisex and a great option for the price. Longevity: 6/10, Scent: 7/10, Sillage: 5/10.
It bears no resemblance whatsoever to Bleu de Chanel; rather, it is practically a clone of CK One. Harmless, clean, suitable for a casual day and very versatile. Unisex, it’s a great option for the price. Longevity: 6/10 Scent: 7/10 Sillage: 5/10.
Recommended if you’re looking for something that smells good and clean. The opening is pleasant, with pepper notes fused with a very subtle vanilla touch. Then it calms down and evolves into that dry CK One scent, staying linear until after five or six hours when the vanilla starts to stand out. I recommend it for teenagers, secondary school or university students, for daily wear. It has a soft-to-moderate sillage and the price is insane—200 Mexican pesos.
A recommended fragrance, only if you fancy something that smells good and clean. The opening is pleasant, with pepper fused with vanilla, though the latter is very faint. Afterwards, it settles and the scent of the Calvin Klein One dry-down emerges, which is how the fragrance behaves throughout, being somewhat linear. After five or six hours, the vanilla becomes more perceptible. I recommend it for teenagers and young people in secondary school, high school, and even university for daily wear. It has a soft-to-moderate sillage and a crazy price, 200 Mexican pesos.
A super fresh and youthful fragrance; I gifted it to my son. In terms of price-to-quality, it’s an excellent choice: affordable yet rich-smelling for what it costs. It resembles the classic CK One but with a lighter, more exquisite touch. I loved it.
A very fresh and youthful fragrance, which I bought for my son. In terms of price-to-quality ratio, it’s an excellent fragrance, affordable and rich for the money. It’s very similar to traditional CK One, but with a lighter, exquisite touch. I’ve really enjoyed it.
Ugh, it smells far too much like clean; it’s as if it were a very cheap, strong floor cleaner hitting the nose hard. Furthermore, its longevity is quite persistent and it gave me a headache. If it’s cheap, but if you’re going to buy something budget-friendly, I’d recommend at least an Esika citrus; this one is very ordinary.
Hard to believe, I’d never tried anything from such a famous yet affordable house. I bought this and the Black Edition; they say it resembles CK One, I’m not sure as I don’t know that scent, but I did catch a hint of it when I previously tried the Blue. It has a very synthetic opening which my wife didn’t like, though it improves later. It’s something sweet with woody notes in the base and good longevity. However, for the price, I don’t think it’s worth repurchasing; it’s neither salvageable nor memorable, only its price tag stands out.
Ugh, it smells too much like clean, like cheap, strong floor cleaner that’s harsh on the nose. Plus, its longevity is sticky and it gave me a headache. Yes, it’s cheap, but if you’re looking for something budget-friendly, I’d recommend at least an EsiKa citrus; this one is very ordinary.
VANILLA? SPICY WARMTH? SWEET? THOSE DESCRIPTIONS ARE COMPLETELY MISLEADING.
Out of all I’ve tried from this brand, this is the best. Although its longevity is poor, it’s worth it. After that initial synthetic, alcohol-heavy opening, it leaves a rich, sweet, and minty scent that’s nothing to be bothered by. You can wear this at any time. 💯 X 💯 recommended 🕉️🕉️🕉️
It’s a perfume for feeling clean, but it’s not an aroma that will earn you compliments or anything like that.
I bought it because people said it was identical to CK One, and while it does have that familiar blend, it’s not the same: it smells more synthetic and soapy. It gives a sense of cleanliness, but I’m giving it a ‘meh’ because I expected more. Unlike the Cuba Winner, I had less faith in this one, and yes, it resembles Invictus (about 85%, though a bit sweet). With this, my expectations were higher and I was disappointed: the similarity isn’t quite there, and that soapy, synthetic aspect doesn’t really convince me. The good thing is the brand is cheap and at around $5 or $6.