Bvlgari Man Extreme

عطر خوشبویی هست با رایحه خنک تند تیز و کمی تلخ که بنظرم روایح اصلی در این عطر از ترکیبات کاکتوس ، مرکبات ، بامبو ، گیاهان معطر و کمی چوب و رزین تشکیل شده و با وجود بویی خنک و تیز اما تا حدی آرامش بخش هست و حس تازگی و طراوت خاصی داره سیلاژ عطر متوسط هست تا یکساعت و ماندگاری حدود ۴ الی ۵ ساعت با ۸ الی ۱۰ پاف که از نظر من بطور کلی متوسط هست اما رایحه منحصر بفرد و خوشبو تند تابستونی بهاری کلا هوای گرم تا معتدل دو مدل مشابه ازش تهیه کردم که یکی از شرکت فراگرنس ورد اماراتی هست نوع ۱۰۰ میلی لیتر ادوپرفیوم با قیمت حدود ۱۱ دلار آمریکا و یکی دیگه از شرکت برندینی ایران است ۳۳ میلی لیتر ادوپرفیوم با قیمت حدود ۴ دلار آمریکا نوع اماراتی از نظر کیفیت نسبت به اوریجینال کمی پایینتر هست با سیلاژ و ماندگاری حدود یک سوم اوریجینال و نوع ایرانی از نظر کیفیت در سطح اوریجینال هست با سیلاژ و ماندگاری نزدیک به عطر اصلی ایتالیایی از نظر رایحه هر دو کپی کلون ، شباهت خوبی به اوریجینال دارند و برندینی ایرانی شباهت بیشتر داره عطر بولگاری مردانه اکستریم ایتالیایی از نظر من امتیاز ۸ از ۱۰ گرفت 1 : https://cdn.imgurl.ir/uploads/b377542_Brandini_amp_Gentle_Man_Extreme.jpg 2 : https://cdn.imgurl.ir/uploads/y5235_Brandini_amp_Bvlgari_Man_Extreme.jpg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is a fragrant perfume with a cool , sharp and slightly bitter scent . I think the main scents in this perfume are made up of cactus , bamboo , citrus , aromatic plants and a little wood and resin . Despite the cool and sharp smell , it is somewhat relaxing and has a special sense of fresh and freshness . The sillage of the perfume is average , up to 1 hour , and lasts about 4 to 5 hours with 8 to 10 puffs , which in my opinion is generally average , but the unique and spicy scent for summer and spring is generally warm to moderate weather . I bought 2 similar models , one from the Emirates FW Co , a 100 ml EDP type , priced at about 11 US dollars , and the other from the Iranian Brandini company , 33 ml EDP , priced at about 4 US dollars . The Emirates type is slightly lower in quality than the original , with a sillage and lasting about a third of the original , and the Iranian type is at the original level in quality , with a sillage and lasting close to the original Italian perfume . In terms of the scent , both clone copies are very similar to the original , and Iranian Brandini is more similar . Bvlgari Man Extreme Italian perfume got a score of 8 out of 10 in my opinion . 1 : https://cdn.imgurl.ir/uploads/y5235_Brandini_amp_Bvlgari_Man_Extreme.jpg 2 : https://cdn.imgurl.ir/uploads/b377542_Brandini_amp_Gentle_Man_Extreme.jpg

I’ve just bagged a 60ml for an absolute steal and very pleased I am too! The cactus note imparts a very dry white pepper nuance, not entirely dissimilar to Lalique White but livelier and certainly more multi-faceted. When it combines with the natural citruses, it creates a very interesting combination that isn’t often seen in these lighter fresh fragrances. Once the heart notes come into play, the freesia arrives fleetingly for a lovely floral burst but is quickly overtaken by the lovely warm cardamom held up by a very light amber, just to give it enough weight to carry it through to the wood notes on the dry down. I personally don’t get a great deal of the Vetiver but that maybe just because the cardamom note camouflages it a touch but what little I do detect certainly is of the Tom Ford Grey Vetiver EDP style, rather than a greener or dirtier vetiver such as Encre Noire. Sadly, as has been said before, the longevity and sillage are disappointingly weak, which is incredibly disappointing given the intriguing composition; I’d expect it from the top citrus notes but as they’re so natural and bright, you really do find yourself crying out for more, sooner than you’d think! I was maybe just expecting the mid/heart notes to carry it along a little bit further down the road but it doesn’t go much beyond 4 hours for me. A definite contender to add to your spring/summer rotation, especially if it can be had for a decent price but as the Extreme addition to this line is somewhat a misnomer, you really may find yourself frustrated by the performance issues, so be aware before you buy. That all being said, it’s not going to offend anyone; it’s smart, classy and interestingly elegant and is going to be a pretty universal purchase for any occasion or age group, although I doubt it’ll float the boat of the young guns too much.

This is yet another Bvlgari frag that I have used for years and will continue to keep in the arsenal. To me, it's nothing amazingly groundbreaking. However, it is a good smelling frag with good performance that you can find relatively cheap while smelling very classy. The opening is as others have described, very citrusy. However, the opening is almost like a bar of citrus soap. It has this sharp Irish Spring kind of smell that lingers around in the opening and even drydown. It's pleasant and natural smelling. I'm not sure what notes could possibly combine to do that. Possibly the vetiver, cardamom and cactus juice? However it manages this, it's very nice for you soap heads that want a different soapy smell (as opposed to your Montblancs or Pradas). The drydown is woody, citrusy, a little Earthy... Overall, it's a great scent. This one is extremely versatile. It's light enough for a summer day or an office setting and classy enough for some formalities. It's a little bright for a funeral (morbid...) but the ladies do enjoy it so a date would be ideal. Social gatherings work too. It's just a pleasant scent that I would definitely deem inoffensive. It's youthful yet it has notes that will work for every age group. I get about 8 hours out of this frag with the first 2 of moderate to heavy sillage. It's unlike others though... I get another hour or two of "moderate" sillage before it becomes a skin scent. It's good! I've noticed this house tries to please all crowds and manages to do so most of the time. I dare say it's my favorite.

The decision appears to be nearly unanimous: Reasonable uber-masculine scent, crappy longevity. Perhaps a little generic in the use of citrus. In a couple minutes, the cactus adds some of that signature Bvlgari touch and vetiver makes it more mature. The compliment factor - generally low. So what does this mean to YOU? How should I know? What do you value in a fragrance? What matters to YOU? To ME, this is simply one of the greatest scents a man could wear. It's simple, it's subtle, inoffensive, grown-up, stylish and in total F***ing charge. It's a rugged family man. It's a ruthless businessman. It's an outdoors-man. It's a man's man. It's a man's man's man. Yep, it's even a man inside of another man. Had enough yet? That's what HE said. It's the IDEA of a bodybuilder in a suit and tie. A scary one, jacked and everything. And apparently, I'm not the only one who thinks so. Honestly, I don't care if it's subtle. I ENJOY how this juice makes me feel, and don't mind carrying decants. Simply a much better version of Bvlgari Aqua. Nuff said. PS - I've smelled every men's frag from Bvlgari, tested each on my skin and this one works best. That's why I have a full bottle. I'll concede that Man in Black is pretty good too, but I prefer spicebomb. The entire Aqva line becomes too sour and salty, and the originals all smell like cellulose fibres mixed with sugar water. I just wanted something fresh and elegant from the Bvlgari house and this is it. Sure, there is better stuff out there, but I just can't get enough of this juice!

Citrus Goodness and a Summer Favorite! ________________________________________ A modern masterpiece in freshness and summer pleasantries. Quite possibly a strong competitor for my summer signature fragrance, given its quality over Nautica Voyage. Bvlgari Man Extreme opens strong with a patchouli overtone, and softens down to sweet citrus that sits long upon the skin and projects beautifully for a good portion of its life. This fragrance is great for summer time, or any hot/ warm seasons when one wants to stay at their freshest. Spray recommendations: one to the chest, one to the neck, one to each wrist. Don't be afraid of this stuff- it comes on strong, but dies to a pleasant and manageable scent after about twenty minutes. Warning to those that wear: it is common for this to fatigue the wearer. When you wear this scent, you will stop noticing it fairly quickly. This is common. Don't worry; it is still there, and projecting for the first couple hours. No need to reapply unless you want to be super fresh during those hot months. Longevity: 8/10 (8+ hours) Projection: 7/10 (projects well for 2-3 hours, and then dies to a raging skin scent) Versatility: 7/10 (Great for summer/ spring) Smell: 7/10 (Citrus-y goodness)

Like so many of Morillas' creations, this is a beautiful and very pleasant fragrance. The cactus juice gives it a very exotic vibe to start off, which coupled with the bergamot makes this a bright citrusy fragrance. Sadly, this fragrance shares another attribute of Morilla creations for Bvlgari-it has terrible longevity. Fortunately it is not one of those fragrances that will overwhelm if you spray liberally. Unlike Aqva Amara, this thing won't choke anyone out. I've gotten great results by spraying on clothes, where it can last upwards of 12 hours. the need to spray a lot means you'll probably go through this thing fairly quickly. Granted, my skin is not very forgiving of most fragrances and few last on me, but Bvlgari is always among the worst, so spraying it on my shirt always helps. I tend to go through Bvlgari frangrances very quickly, and this is one that I probably won't be re-buying simply because there just so many other comparable fragrances out there. No regrets though. I definitely prefer this over the original which never really impressed me much. I'd say it's worthy of a blind buy,especially given the reasonable prices on so many discount sites. Enjoy and happy spraying!

So i sampled this gem few weeks ago, and i definately disliked it at first sniff. For me it opens like if you'd try to peel citrus fruits and you unfortunately squeze it into your eyes. I sprayed it on paper so i just dropped it into the trash. I came saw the positive comments so i gave it a second chance. Second chance. Spray it on skin (wrist). First toughts: eww. that lemon citrus mandarin opening. Classic summer frag. But 5 mins. Not more only 5. I felt myself like i want to smell my wrist again and again and again. It loses the citruss-ness fast. And it starts to become a manly pleasuring young smell. And you EXACTLY FEEL THAT THERE WILL BE MORE. And it happens. 30 mins later the citrus calms down. The middle notes come out and they rule the world. AMAZING. Elegant. Still fresh. Young. Luxury. Unique. Manly. Sexy. Comforting. After 2 hours the sillage becomes a skin scent. But i think we can deal with it. Because the longevity is reaaalyy strong. About 8-10 hours normally. And if your girl leans close to you. She will never want to leave. Guys this frag destroys my mind. I think BVLGARI not missed on this one. It's BVLGARI MAN Extreme. Must have.

Bvlgari Man Extreme is an interesting one. After the very pleasant burst of citrus for the first 30 minutes, the scent quite frankly disappears. I found this to be the case after many testings. However, over an hour or so in, the fragrance comes back with a vengeance, with the cactus juice supported by vetiver and woody notes taking center stage. This goes on for hours, projecting at arms length for a couple of hours before staying closer to home for the 8-10 hours of duration. I've gone swimming with this one on, and after leaving the pool and showering, BME is still projecting with admirable force. I like it, quite a bit. The cactus gives it an exotic and unique feel perfect for sweating out in the heat or in the gym. This one could also be very pleasant to wear as temperatures drop, but once a coat or jacket comes into play, I would shelve this one until temps move up again. BME gets a thumbs up. It's not my favorite hot weather fragrance--try Dior Homme Cologne, Chanel Allure Homme Edition Blanche, or one of the various aquatics out there--but I reach for it a couple of times a weeks.

Man, I just had to do an addendum after realizing that my initial review was inadequate in describing the actual SMELL of this juice. Upon initial spray, I get a super bright, organic grapefruit that smells very authentic. No sythentic gross-ness and no blast of alcohol. There's a little bit of bergamot too, and some silent vetiver that comes into play later on. Honestly, I don't have a clue what cactus sap smells like, so maybe there's that too. But as the fragrance develops with the warmth of my skin, it transforms into a more citrusy-spicy-floral, with the vetiver still in the background. Finally, in the drydown, I get a spicy vetiver that's nowhere near as old-manish as Guerlain vetiver or Terre d'Hermes. It's just very wearable and pleasant. So bottom line, it's a bright-grapefruit, spicy-vetiver, that's great for DAY-wear to work in the warmer months, dressed up or casual. Apart from Starwalker, this is my go-to in that situation. For the evenings and in the colder months, go with something else. But like I said, for day wear in business attire, this is a real winner. Cheers.

Blind buy based on reviews here coupled with the siren call of the TJ Maxx fragrance section... Bvlgari Man Extreme: Extremely refined- nothing is harsh or synthetic from opening to drydown Extremely elegant- I get a lot of quality vetiver in the drydown, a pleasant soft woodiness after a zesty citrus opening. Understatement is a hallmark of elegance, and this perfectly describes Man Extreme. Criticisms I read here fault the frangrance for not being a sillage beast. This is correct, though I don't see this as a flaw: if you want sillage, there are plenty of loud alternatives out there. I find BME to be a silvery, manly, well-mannered scent that will reward those who get close enough to you to discover it. If you interpret the "Extreme" in the title as meaning something wild or edgy, you may be disappointed. If you want something extremely manly yet dignified, I recommend this! Thank you, fellow reviewers! This is classy stuff. Scent: 8/10 Sillage:7/10 Longevity:7/10 Well suited for: office, evening, spring/summer

This is 100% classic Alberto Morillas - a very dry, fresh, elegant, manly scent that takes me immediately to wearing a wind-blown linen shirt while gazing placidly at blue Mediterranean water. This has the core woody-vetiver DNA of the fantastic Man line, but most notably the cactus-citrus accord makes this an "almost-aquatic" for those like me whose body chemistry just can't tolerate actual aquatic notes. I think this has all of the characteristics that allowed the aquatics to storm the beaches in the 90's (fresh, sporty, warm-weather scents that can be used formally or casually) without bringing the aquatic notes that always wind up turning my stomach. This is in my warm-weather workday rotation, but it's just as suitable to spritz on before a party, before a date, or just out of the shower on a weekend morning. Like most of the Man line, this is a somewhat delicate scent, so I tend to apply on the heavy side.

BME is one of my all-time favourite freshies. It's also one of the most masculine; a masculine done in the accessible, modern way. Dry citrus and what I assume is the cactus dominate the opening, whilst cardamon and some smooth vetiver hold it all together through the dry-down. In high Summer heat, I get a good 5-6 hours, and the odd positive comment from both women and men. It performs beautifully in this really warm weather, and like TdH, Aventus & AdGP, sits comfortably within that 'alpha male' remit, whilst remaining versatile enough to be an any occasion grab. In cool weather, this doesn't project as well, retreating back to skin scent territory, whilst the longevity remains in the 5-6 hour region. So save this one for those hot days and evenings; you will enjoy its effortless masculine freshness in the air, as will those close by.

Fantastic! I changed my vote from "like" to "love" after wearing it more. I agree with the comments below that this has a tangy citrus scent mixed with the cactus, which gives it a unique vibe that's different from others in the same category. Don't expect beastly performance for a summer fragrance, however, this one actually has pretty good performance for a citrus freshie. Some reviewers below mentioned similarities with Office For Men and Aventus. I agree that there is indeed a slight similarity with Office (less so with Aventus), but it doesn't have the notes which give it that "classy" feel (for lack of a better term). In summary, Bvlgari Man is a unique citrus freshie with decent performance. Does anyone else dislike the Bvlgari Man sprayers? They shoot out like a water pistol.

Can Alberto Morillas do no wrong? Okay, maybe I am not being completely objective, so let me say this...I am not a fan of the atomizer, (which is probably more of Bvlgari's fault than Alberto's). It's more of a jet stream than an actual spray. I end up with this dollop of cologne dripping down wherever I sprayed I then have to disperse across my skin...it's annoying, but...the fragrance itself? Fresh and citrusy up top, but woody enough in the dry down to be used in a more professional setting. Think of it as the more serious version of Versace Man Eau Fraiche. Wear that out on the weekends, and this to the office during the hot weeks of summer. Longevity isn't this one's strong suit, but the decent sillage means you won't have to re-apply much. 9/10

Bvlgari Man Extreme smells absolutely amazing — a true compliment-getter with a classy, masculine vibe. The standout note for me is the cactus juice, which is beautifully blended with warm amber, giving the fragrance a fresh yet smooth character. Cons: The performance could be better. After around 1 hour, it settles very close to the skin and loses its projection. I’m a fragrance enthusiast with a collection of 30+ designer fragrances, and I genuinely love exploring and understanding scents. I’ve decided to start sharing my honest POV on the perfumes I own. If any brand or individual is willing to sponsor me to try new fragrances, feel free to reach out. Only genuine fragrance enthusiasts are welcome. Please reach out to me

This does to perfection what it was meant to do. I see everything from its offset balance transforming into something else by simply tipping the scale from extreme to man all in itself over time as this fragrance dominates and owns both and shines it's beautiful rare top notes of cactus zest that continues to pop out all the way throughout Its longevity which is above average at an ideal silliage never cloying. year around, very versatile, signature worthy. smells a hint of both terre d Hermes without the powder and bvlgari extreme minus the sour UNIQUELY TIMELESS... This owns MAN, be carful not to let it own you! Nothing is wrong, therefore 7.5/10

"COMPLIMENT GETTER" This scent is: Manly Confident Fresh Energetic Sporty Sexy Versatile Elegant Scent:9/10 Longevity:8/10(last up to 8hrs max, only a trail though) Sillage:8/10 Perfect For: Summer, Office, Casual, Casual date, Formal events (can pull of formal events) Recommended number of Sprays: 3-4. Down side: Not that unique to be a signature scent. Recommended Age Group: 17-30 (Scent is Fresh and versatile) *One of Bvlgari's Freshest scent. *Great balance between fresh notes, and hints of masculinity. *IMO Better than the original (Bvlgari Man) *Reminds me off a confident guy who is in control of the situation.

Simply one of the most uplifting fresh Summer scents I have encountered. I would even say my favourite creation by Alberto Morillas. This has everything I could wish for in a Summer scent, its classy, versatile and masculine and I absolutely adore the cactus and freesia notes which gives it a unique vibe. The only negative comment I have is I wish this lasted longer, I compensate for the poor longevity by giving it 8 sprays which helps as the scent is smooth and fresh enough to not be overbearing. If longevity isn't a high priority and you want a beautiful Summer scent, seriously check this out.... 8/10

Bvlgari Man Extreme is a citrus and aromatic fragrance. Its aroma is very pleasant and relaxing, it has citric notes that are enriched with cactus juice and its base contains woody and slightly spicy notes. It is easy to appreciate this fragrance, because the aroma is delicious, however it also has its cons such as a low sillage, and a longevity of 6 to 7 hours, although discreet fragrances are sometimes necessary as well. Another advantage is that its price can already be found in discounts and it is not expensive. I think if all you are expecting is a pleasant scent, it may be a blind purchase.

The opening citrus notes has the balance of fresh and spicy, while the greenish flavor of cactus is subdued-- meaning, not overly bitter. Bonus point, the citrus notes here is natural smelling, very far from synthetic citrus notes of most citrusy scents like Burberry Summer for example. Another bonus point, get ready for that surprising great drydown smell. It's a blast! I love this concoction by Morillas. It has more mature vibe than terre d hermes and most people will appreciate this for what it is. I now have a new favorite scent this summer season. Rating 8/10 olfactorx.blogspot.com