Fan di Fendi Extreme

I had to delete my review and write a new one after I tested again. At first I found the leather and vanilla to be overboard, but I think it's because I had too much of the perfume concentrated on one spot. When I sprayed from a bit of a distance, it smelled wonderful. You can definitely smell the leather, which is blended nicely with the citrus and vanilla. Kind of similar notes or theory behind Shalimar, but the two perfumes don't smell alike at all. What I like about Extreme is that they combine leather with vanilla instead of heavy florals or spice, so that makes it rather unique for a modern perfume--can there be a leather gourmand? Extreme is quite different from the original, worth trying. Update: More than one year after writing this review, I was never able to forget it. I now own it!

This is one of my favorites and one where I get a lot of compliments. I haven't worn it in the warm weather, but had a craving and did on this muggy day. Wow! The jasmine really popped where it's more vanilla and leather in the cold months. This perfume is not a power bomb-- silliage and longevity respectable and moderate only on my skin. I get nothing unisex or masculin on my skin as others have. I can't believe this is wearable in the heat! Amazing that it's different and really good in both. I'm so surprised. The silliage is softer in the heat too. It might not be complex, but it is absolutely delioious!!!! Different than the citrusy leather in fan di fendi original, and I love that one as well. Too me-- fantastic! Ellegant, sexy, flirty and oh so versatile!

I have to say this one is a head turner but not a easy one to wear. How should I put it.. it's a bit schizophrenic for me. Not that it's busy or annoying, but it's the vanilla, leather, and bergamot in it that each of them like to make their own statement. If I am the perfumer I have to let one of them go, but come again it's called Fan di EXTREME, with one of them gone it won't make the show. The first spray wasn't pleasant. Personally I don't do bergamot or vanilla, but for the sake of my beloved leather I'm dedicated to love it in whichever there is. I decided to give it sometime and it wasn't too much effort before I learned to enjoy it EXTREMELY, for real. I imagine my lesbian friends and (as a snob myself) a few perfume snobs would be impressed.

Fendi extreme to me is quite unik . i did not expect to like it as much as i do. But infact im craving this stuff .. Its soft lemony almost like a lemonade lemon with a vanilla twist, leather and gental flowers in the background . The leather is quite stronge , but its like a beloved leather purse or somthing you hold dear , its not intrusiv at all. The tuberose isent to strong , more like a background singer , the jasmin soft aswell. Lemon and Bergamot dances around the leather .It almost like a fizzy drink you swirl around in the glass and the aroma hits your nose and voila.. your mesmerised . Vanilla added on top of this mm.. just mmm.. I feal refreshed and happy when i wear this . not the most unik or sophisticated but absolutly enjoyable

You can't review Fan di Fendi Extreme without mentioning that bawdy leather! At first spray, it can be a little offputting - and depending on the day, it can either settle down and play well with the other notes, or stick out like a sore thumb. (Which isn't a bad thing if you really dig leather!) But I guess that's all part of that rock 'n' roll appeal - especially as the blast of leather can come off as smoky, and perhaps a little boozy, too. The white florals soften it up a bit, and there's just enough citrus to give it a tangy kick. This edgy & distinctive gem is somehow feminine and masculine at the same time - it's really more of a unisex fragrance.