Blue Cedar & Cypress Spray Cologne

I was looking for a woodsy scented cologne so I decided to try this one. I didn't know much about this brand except for some of their hair products for men. The price was very reasonable and I'm glad I chose this one. The fragrance is great, long lasting, definite top, middle and base notes, and yet not overwhelming. They use quality fragrance oils, unlike most of the cheap mass produced drug store brands. Well worth the price and Cremo does offer a variety of fragrances. I highly recommend them.

Have used all of Cremo brand Colognes. Blue Cedar is my favorite with Spice & Black Vanilla & Vintage Suede close 2nds. Been buying for 20+ years. I also use the shower gels & hair thickening shampoo (Bergamot). I get a lot of compliments & questions on what cologne I am wearing, but only with the blue cedar. Colognes are hard because it smells different on different skin, so I am not going to mention the ones that do not suit me - because they may be perfect on another guy. I like the bold scent of Cremo brand because after the initial strong spray, the scents calm & last longer than others. I think the Cremo brand is a good value for the price and smells better than many designer brands at 3X the price - but it is not for the fragrance snobs - just regular guys who want a simple clean fresh musky scent.

I purchased this because I was tired of going through expensive bottles of cologne just to wear at work or hang around the house, but I also still wanted to smell good. I wanted something cheaper as an every day cologne, saving the more expensive colognes for occasions that were more special. At about $20 a bottle, this is pretty much what I expected and I’m fine with that. I tried the Vanilla Spice scent and I did like it, but if I’m being honest I thought it smelled a little more feminine than what I anticipated. Don’t get me wrong, it smelled good and could definitely be considered a men’s cologne, but when I ran out I decided to try a different scent from Cremo just to see if I could find something better. I decided to purchase the Blue Cedar and Cypress scent and it’s got more of a manly scent, but when I asked my girlfriend which scent she thought smelled better, she said “The Vanilla Spice one. I like them both though”. Either way, they both smell pretty good and I don’t think you could go wrong with either. I get complimented with “You smell good” by strangers from time to time when I’m at work or in line at the grocery store. Initially, both scents have a strong alcohol smell when you first apply it to yourself but after a few minutes, that fades and the true scent takes effect. The scents do fade fairly fast, I would guess they’re strong for the first four hours and fade after that but at the price of the bottle, it isn’t a big deal for me to reapply some more in the middle of the day if I need to. If not, the smell is still there but not near as noticeable. Overall, I’m happy with my purchases and will order another bottle when I run out, which will be a few months because the bottles last a while even with every day use. I’m considering the Boubon and Oak scent next. I’ve read some of the negative reviews on these products and all I have to say is ultimately you will have to try these out for yourself to decide if you like it or not, but I think this is a good option for those who want a good everyday cologne that’ll help them stand out from a crowd by smelling pleasant without being expensive.

I'm enjoying this scent in the warmer weather. There is a very strong lemon leaf scent up front. It's astringent, and overspraying sets off my asthma just a bit. The top note is fairly long-lived within the showing of the product and evolves a couple of times before becoming less citrussy-green-bitter with just a hint of salt and more green-woody, allowing for the name to be apt enough if neglecting the sheer lemon leaf vibe of the fragrance. The projection is mild-moderate and it has a short performance length so TBH it IS recommended to give it a good 3-4 sprays and I'd reapply after 4-5 hours. THIS BEING SAID, it is strong up front so you or others may appreciate the lighter touch on it. It layers beautifully (I NEVER hate on layering a cheapy with a more expensive frag,) and can drag some certain winter/ fall scents (woodies, ambers) to a sunnier place (considering the notes ofc, gotta compete with that robust, almost cleaning product-esque opening lemon leaf.) It is kinda old-school, smells like something I'd get after a shave yet still kinda sexy. Definitely a wonderful post-shower scent and I am thinking of trying the gel (although with my sensitive skin I worry it'll give me a reaction, a personal issue to be sure lol.) Very good for the price and highly recommended for people who like strong terpy-piney-lemony frags or connoisseurs of cannabis and/ or west-coast IPAs.

Fiancé's new favorite scent! 😍 This cologne is a WIN - not overpowering, lasts 10+ hours easy, and the smell is 🔥. Plus, it's super affordable 💸. Perfect for a blue-collar guy who wants to smell amazing all day. We've been getting compliments nonstop 😄. Highly recommend! The bottle size feels fair for what you're paying for and the scent gives you a freshness you didn't know you could have or needed to elevate your everyday look. No headaches given which I usually get from strong scents especially due to men colognes. Super easy to apply, just a spritz here and there.

I'm gonna review several here. I have two basic issues with Cremo: (1) a lack of blending or balance in the notes, and (2) false advertising with the titles, as the main note is frequently not in the title. I accept the former problem in a cheap fragrance. The latter is just odd. Like just re-name it? Or re-balance your perfume oil? Vintage Suede: Best Cremo imo. Kinda smells like new suede. Kinda like manly aromachemicals, which I'd guess is the "amber." If too near my nose or too much, I get a headache, which is impressive, as I'm not sensitive to fragrances—this is the only fragrance I own that gives me a headache. So, best to be light on the sprays (like 1 or 2) and only down on your elbows. Projects like a beast. Solid duration for a cheapie (~6hrs). 4/5 stars. (Update: headache factor is REAL, even if someone else wears it in the car with me. Could ruin a date. You're forewarned). Blue Cedar & Cypress: Oddly, the main note, lemon leaf, is not in the title. And man, the lemon leaf is dominant. Smells strongly like green lemon. Can't knock the duration as I get ~4hrs, which is good at this price point. The greenness means that it doesn't smell like lemon cleaner, which I like. The sad thing is there's no balance from cedar, which means it doesn't match the deodorant and is like 5/10 on appealing. 3.5/5 stars. Palo Santo: Dill, dill, with a side of dill. If you've long dreamed of smelling like dill pickles, you can now achieve it for a mere $15. Don't worry, it has good duration. You'll still be a pickle in 5 hours. 1/5 stars. Black Spice & Vanilla: This smells like artificial vanilla in the most overly sweet and cloying car freshener. For this price you can by a discounted Lalique or cheap Lattafa fragrance that's way way better. (I'd recommend Daarej for a good spiced vanilla). As a warning, it's NOTHING like Spicebomb. 0/5 (So bad that one spray requires an instant shower).

Great fresh scent. Well worth the price. Its not going to last all day but at this price you can afford to put some in a travel sprayer and take it with you.

I have enjoyed Cremo shaving creams, and their scents. I was hoping this product would smell like cedar (I don't know what cypress smells like) with the described notes of lemon leaf (now that I think of it, I've never smelled a lemon leaf.) This smells like the cologne strip in a magazine you open and smell and recoil from. It's so strong, and so generic. It would be better named GENERIC COLOGNE: INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH. I picture folks in the lab mixing together a bunch of chemicals and passing it around and saying, 'What's this smell like to you?' and everyone shrugging but agreeing it's more cologne-like than pesticide-like, and yes, it is very strong. 'It's not what an old lady would wear,' one person might say. 'No,' another lab denizen possibly agrees, 'but it does smell like an off-brand sample cologne set she might buy for her grandson.' Another lab assistant would probably perk up at this and say, 'OMG that happened to me. My grandmother found this 3-bottle set on sale at a Walgreens and got it for me one Christmas. I was 14 and had no idea how cologne worked. I splashed one of the bottles on me and went to school and no one would sit next to me. In fact, that is how I earned the nickname 'Perfume Boy' which stuck all through high school. I never wore it again. And, to be honest, I wouldn't have sat next to me either. I took a shower that night but the smell of that cologne stuck with me for days. It was like I'd been sprayed with a skunk that had majored in musical theater.' All of the lab assistants nod. 'Okay, we've got some cologne, then,' the lead lab person announces. 'Let's sell it to the Dollar Store.' That's what it smells like.

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This woody cologne has such a lingering, and masculine fragrance !!! Given the reasonable price and the long lasting effect, I would definitely buy this again

Smells amazing! not an overpowering scent. It's crisp,clean and refreshing. I wear it as an everyday work fragrance or just going to the store. Girlfriend loves it! Highly recommend it if you're new to cologne or expanding your collection.

El aroma dura poco y no tiene fijación . No parece un producto original ..la verdad no tiene relación calidad con precio