The label says: Cause a stir with this enticing blend of Bulgarian rose, amber, musk and heliotrope.

The guys say: Overwhelming, soapy, doctor's office

As one might expect, this musky Victoria's Secret fragrance totally screamed sex to us. But not loudly enough for this group of guys, apparently. Crave staffers found it overpowering. "This smelled like straight-up hand soap," said one reviewer. For another tester, it summoned the image of a doctor's office. Not so sexy.

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The label says: A floral love story, fresh and sensual. An unforgettable essence of seduction.

The guys say: Tangy, sharp, teacher, grandma

Made with floral notes found in wedding bouquets, this "sophisticated" fragrance is meant to evoke the "flush of new love." And, indeed, the sophistication of this perfume certainly comes across -- perhaps a little too clearly. Crave staffers say Love Story was reminiscent of an "unhip grandmother" and something a teacher would wear. "It's not for young people," said another tester. "You'd have to be elegant to pull this off." In other words, it'd be a hit at grandpa's nursing home.

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The label says: "A unisex fragrance that provokes the emotional high of that first glance every time it is worn."

The guys say: Heavy, sweet, department store

This Indiegogo-funded unisex fragrance aims to replicate the 0.2-second endorphin rush that accompanies love at first sight with its full-bodied and earthy scent. For our testers, it didn't quite conjure up that loving feeling. "Substitute teacher popped in my mind," said one Crave staffer. "I didn't like it much," he clarified, ruling out the chance that this fragrance had a "Hot for Teacher" effect.

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The label says: Ethereal, free-spirited, luminous

The guys say: Spring breeze, bath bubbles, old lady

Marc Jacobs' fruity fragrance boasts notes of blackberry, grapefruit, pear and jasmine to capture "the boundless spirit of daisies and blue skies." Though this female editor was immediately won over by the adorable flower-adorned bottle, the male reviews were mixed on the scent. One Crave staffer who rated Daisy Dream highly compared it to a "spring breeze" and "bath bubbles." But several other testers said that it smelled old-lady-like and too strong. Consider our bubble burst.

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The label says: Carefree, feminine, exhilarating

The guys say: Subtle, mature, fresh, sunny

True to its name, this new fragrance was light and clean -- which our male testers appreciated. "It's lemony and fresh," said one Crave staffer. Another complimented the scent's subtlety. At the same time, they thought Clean Air was a bit "old school" and "mature." In other words, this polarizing fragrance sounds perfect for anyone who wants to come off as sunny and bright -- but still wants to retain an air authority.

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