Bulgari Extreme Eau de Toilette for Him - 100 ml

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Be careful though because the inital blast of this fragrance might give people headaches from that strong Grapefruit note if you apply too much. But the dry down is to die for since it smells so completely different from the initial smell of the fragrance. On s friedn this came across as more ‘liquid’ in the middle and end, on me the fresh woods and light aromatics were more promenant. When the top notes start to fade, the cardamon, nutmeg, woods and balsam are so perfectly blended that one can barely distinguish them. Now I really enjoy it on warmer spring days as well as summer and I am so glad I didnt get rid of it as its now going for a lot more than I'd be willing to pay for this kind of scent.

A tea note with a green, light herbaceous leafy scent that melds brilliantly with a semi sweet soft wood accord and a pinch of spice to finish rounding out what I believe to be a true masterpiece. Almost a dead ringer for montblanc's "Starwalker" with just a touch less citrus and a hair more sandalwood creaminess.And one more thing - this one is more sour than Pour Homme, but it doesn't mean it's overpowering or that it's not versatile! i Starts to fell in love at the first sight, lol i meant my friend used it, and smells so good, i got 3 bottle of it! The funny thing I find about this scent is that in the middle to the end of the drydown there is a sweet freshness smell to it that I imagine will get lost in a lot of people's noses who have similar smelling fabric softeners or other cloths/skin/hair scents matching to closely to this.

Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. Projection I am not really sure though because I haven't asked anyone if they smell it on me but I can smell it on my cloths from across the room so there is that. it even outlasts other fragrances that claim to be EAU DE PARFUM like GA's Aqua Di Gio Essensa for Men which, in my opinion, doesn't last very long. Where I come from, we only have summer and rainy seasons, so it’s pretty an all-season fragrance here. I'm not saying that other houses or releases are derivative compared to this, but the best way I can describe Pour Homme Extreme is as a recognizable building block when it comes to fresh tea scents that might be more complex.

I have a lot of summer frag's and none of them garner the amount of compliments and inquisitions as Bvlgari Pour Homme.

Spray it on your clothes and you might not appreciate it, but spray it on your skin and the magic will happen. It’s a very good high heat fragrance, with a strong sour grapefruit but not over powering, in fact I say this is a skin fragrance with little projection.For that I consider it a masterpiece, not many fragrances that I've encountered have that ability to be so different and so beautiful from beginning to end. Fragrantica does not seem to list the Extrême version of this separately…but it is a different beast. It's simple, fresh, and calming: on the whole, a solid cologne, just not a remarkable one, and a bit dated. After 5 minutes it starts to smell like lemon and orange leaf i think it is the combination of Neroli and Petitgrain.

It's more versatile too as I see myself wearing it during summer days and nights, casual or slightly more formal - and enjoying it more.Pour Homme is a subtle, delicate green tea infused with flowers and a little pinch of spices, which dries down to musky and woody aroma with green tea playing around. It starts off mod-soft in sillage, and develops slowly over time, leaning toward linear, becoming a skin-scent that lingers into the evening. It is soft, pleasant and office-scent-appropriate like MontBlanc Starwalker, but the scent profile is different. This is "that" shirt in a bottle-complete with mother-of-pearl buttons and hand sewn silk thread seams.