Estroverso

EN. Having recently purchased Estroverso by Nobile 1942, I find myself completely captivated by this unique unisex fragrance. From the moment it touches the skin, the opening notes of Amalfi Lemon, Bergamot, Orange, and Mandarin create a vibrant citrus symphony that is far from ordinary. The aromatic blend is masterfully balanced, with the Rosemary note, which I usually find overpowering, being surprisingly delightful in this composition. As the fragrance evolves, the heart notes of Lime, Rosemary, and Artemisia add an intriguing complexity, making it more than just a simple citrus scent. The base notes of Virginia Cedar, Ambrette (Musk Mallow), Musk, and Patchouli provide a solid foundation, adding depth and longevity to the fragrance. Estroverso is a fragrance that accompanies me throughout the day, its notable longevity ensuring a comforting presence. It's fresh, aromatic, and has a body that's more substantial than a cologne, yet it never feels heavy or intrusive. Truly a remarkable creation by Marie Duchêne, this fragrance has quickly become a favorite in my collection. IT. Avendo recentemente acquistato Estroverso di Nobile 1942, mi trovo completamente affascinato da questa unica fragranza unisex. Dal momento in cui tocca la pelle, le note di testa di Limone di Amalfi, Bergamotto, Arancia e Mandarino creano una vibrante sinfonia di agrumi che è tutt'altro che ordinaria. La miscela aromatica è magistralmente bilanciata, con la nota di Rosmarino, che di solito trovo prepotente, sorprendentemente deliziosa in questa composizione. Man mano che la fragranza si evolve, le note di cuore di Lime, Rosmarino e Artemisia aggiungono una complessità intrigante, rendendola più di un semplice profumo di agrumi. Le note di base di Cedro della Virginia, Ambretta (Malva Muschiata), Muschio e Patchouli forniscono una solida base, aggiungendo profondità e longevità alla fragranza. Estroverso è una fragranza che mi accompagna durante tutta la giornata, la sua notevole longevità assicura una presenza confortante. È fresco, aromatico e ha un corpo più sostanzioso di una colonia, eppure non si sente mai pesante o invadente. Veramente una creazione notevole di Marie Duchêne, questa fragranza è rapidamente diventata una preferita nella mia collezione.

One of my favorite "safe scents" this bright happy composition in the traditional eau-de-cologne style is sort of like Aventus minus the pineapple accord and substituted with a more pronounced citrus one. The perfume combines notes of Lemon, Orange, Tangerine, Lime, Rosemary, Mugwort, Cedarwood, Vetiver, Patchouly, Musk, Ambergris beautifully to create a invigorating and easy to wear juice that will not offend anyone next to you. Moderate in sillage and projection, the fragrance is truly suited for happy outgoing personalities like its name and is very refreshing, clean, elegant and masculine. Criminally underrated and not vastly known, I think fans of Aventus need to give this one a chance for some love.

Buying this for sure. Amazing citrus with an herbal base. Vetiver and rosemary make this typical citrus fragrance stand out from any other typical citrus frag I have ever smelled. The longevity is good with 6-10 hours. I layer this with Dior Homme Cologne if I want a bit more longevity.

Beautiful! Elegant! Classic warm weather luxurious scent you would expect this from Xerjoff it's so nice. How it doesn't have all love beats me. Full bottle on the way. Blind and signature scent worthy

verry good one of the best lime for summer i came across verry exotic and underrated!

Its name means, in English, EXTROVERT (outgoing). Particularly, I don't know if it's the feeling that I have when I am wearing this cologne since the EXTROVERT term is related to being sociable, talkative, fun. I'd say that my feeling is more like a lack of commitment, concern, as a certainty of wearing a practical scent that suits any time. It would be the right choice for moments of doubt, so to speak. In my assessment, its scent has more to do with the term “uncompromising”. Anyway, I must admit that "Extrovert" is an excellent name for a fragrance, no doubt. Estroverso combines citric notes, besides Orange, Mandarin, and bergamot, in the output. The heart brings notes of lavender, Rosemary and Artemisia, while the base is composed of cedar, vetiver, patchouli, musk, and amber. On my skin, it has citrus and almost acid output, like that aroma we feel by peeling an orange, for example. Shortly thereafter, the bitterness of the Artemisia emerges and remains for almost the whole evolution. About 2 hours later, the fragrance soothes and a mild vetiver emerges, in conjunction with the Cedar. This is a simple and pleasant fragrance, which conquers space in days of spring and summer. On colder days, however, is likely to go unnoticed. Before ending, I must clarify that this fragrance was marketed as Colônia Máxima (EDT concentration) and my review was done over that fragrance. Today it is part of the Fragranza Suprema collection (EDP concentration) and its evolution + lasting power must have been improved.

Estroverso may be (at least by the lack of reviews)a not well known fragrance. Indeed, if it was not for fragrantica I would have never had the chance to know about it. I'm not into colognes, unless they are affordable, simply because they lack longevity. But after trying a sample of Estroverso, I couldn't resist, I got a full bottle. The opening is a bright citrus blend of lime, mandarin, bergamote and orange. It feels as if you are the happiest person on earth on the most beautiful day knowing that everything is just perfect. Then I get the cedar and more prominent the rosemary, so it becomes more woody and herbaceous, still retaining a vague hint of citrus. Something gives a mild 'burning wood' type of scent, and it gives to this composition a rustic character. What I like the most is how easy this fragrance wears, it doesn't feel as if you are wearing a perfume. It's clean, simple, delightful.

Extroverted, perhaps for a citrus, Estroverso is a resinous cedar scent with a sweet citrus cola accord mixed with a herbal green artemesia. I am reminded a bit of Goutal Bois d'Hadrien, but while the Goutal is a sweet lime drop over resinous pine (and cedar), Estroverso is more so Amalfi lemon and sweet orrange over full blown Virginia cedar, like the smell you get in the air after chopping firewood and handling the sticky pieces packed with crystalized resin. Overall a like, but not something I intend on buying, while I enjoy the smell of cedar, at this dose it smells quite sharp and almost sour on my skin after some time. That being said that effect matches with the name, as it is something that probably comes across as bold and confident even if not very balanced and smooth.

Classic fougere with modern twists. It's definately a likable scent. Just smell the cap, I do get some comparison with ELdO Je suis un Homme . But it smells different yet familar to my nose after I spray it out. Yes, it is more of a fresh/sport version of Houbigant Cologne Intense , dialed the woody note down and blended it with a few Annick Goutal Nuit Etoilee. In the drydown, it sits in somewhere between Houbigant Cologne Intense and Lanvin pour Homme (vintage) (or Paco Rabbane Sport (vintage) ). A good take in the genre after all, but not that kind of scent I expected to be. Rating: 7/10

Bought a sample. Spicy, watery, clear, very sophisticated. Reminds me of an widowed older women with a large, ancient house, each room immaculate, with an overgrown garden and a gardener she has her eyes on. Did she kill her husband? It's a good question, but she's enchanting enough that the gardener doesn't care. Has a mossy, almost catnip overtone (a little too much rosemary) and a cutting citrus undertone with just a splash of cleaning chemicals. Gets a little pungent as it dries down in a good way. A bit of a polarizing fragrance for me, but I like it.

I was expecting an extremely fresh and juicy perfume, but the opening is very aromatic and sweet with citruses as a supporter. The blend is fine, it's classic fougere or barbershop and although it's pleasant enough, this style of fragrance doesn't thrill me. But for those who prefer this style, it's a fragrance worth trying. After about 4 hours, the fragrance becomes more modern and a cedar note takes more presence, followed by sweet resinous amber. 6/10

This is a seriously zingy fragrance! The citrus notes are bright and upfront, making it perfect for a warm day. It lasts a good while too, which is always a plus. I love the herbal twist in the middle with the rosemary and artemisia - adds some complexity.

- This is my favorite Nobile 1942 fragrance. Citrusy and uplifting. But this citrus has staying power, greenness and Musk. Fresh but not too clean.

First impressions- heavy and sharp lemon and then some other citrus notes that poke through but mostly just lemon. Borderline cleaning solution lemon coupled with a slight tinge of spice/rosemary. Nothing exciting but not terrible After a few hours - musky and generic skin scent. Again, not bad but nothing unique or exciting. Sillage and longevity - actually pretty ok. It does mellow out and leaves mostly musk on my skin after about 1 hour but that has stuck around for a few hours. Would I buy a bottle - No. This is a nice fragrance but to me, it’s too one dimensional and all I get his a generic clean citrus scent that dries down to a woody/musky skin scent. 3 words to describe this fragrance - lemon, lackluster, forgettable

I can see what they were trying to do here, but this is a rare disappointment from Nobile 1942. This is cedar plus lots and lots and lots of citrus of different kinds, and so the overall effect is of a very tart freshie with some wood behind it. But it just didn't last long at all for me, and I've tried other unsweetened bright citruses that lasted longer and seemed much more interesting (Bergamote 22 LL and Eau d'Hadrien Goutal, for example). I don't dislike this, but it's a disappointment for me considering the house and the price point.

this opens with citrus and woods, i think i am getting lime the most. then i get something a little bit sweet (i think it's ambrette with a sweeter patchouli) along with herbs. shortly thereafter it gets woodier with the addition of some cedar that becomes quite prominent. overall, i think i sense lime, cedar, patchouli and rosemary the strongest. bracing, refreshing, traditionally masculine. reminds me of shaving cream. ok but not for me.

Strong on the cedar and herbs. There is the idea of citrus, but not much and most of it dissipates quickly. It isn't bad by any means, but it doesn't really stand out at all. If you want a unisex, daily wearable scent that's mild and fresh, I'd say it's probably a good choice.

Masculine short-lived shave scent

This is a mash-up of many citrus notes: lemon, bergamot, orange. It has a mosquito repellant smell, like something you would spray to keep bugs away, and it is sharp, biting, and ironically, somewhat weak and low sillage. Is it spring/summery because of its notes? I would say yes, but do not go here because you're found of citrus and you think hot weather is perfect for Mediterranean fragrances. Estroverso is more along the lines of bitter, acidic, and tempered, just a bit, by herbs and woods and musk which temper the bite of the lemons and oranges. It absolutely can be worn (for those who still use gender categories in scent) by a "man" or a "woman." But I would prefer something that reeks of femininity in a summer fragrance, and I would be delighted with roses, neroli, or jasmine. Or perhaps, geranium, lavender, ylang-ylang, lily of the valley, violet and peony. Estroverso is just lacking something to me that puts it in a mediocre category.

Just tested a new bottle that just came in. This is ridiculous what happened to the perfume industry. My wife and I struggled really hard to smell it 30 seconds after application. You will probably get a better projection if you spill a small amount of lemonade over yourself. You will smell something 0,5-1 cm from your skin and it's even quite pleasant but over 100$ for 100ml? Add few lemon drops to the water and splash it on yourself from time to time and you will get the same or better effect at almost zero costs. It would be a really nice thing if this projected anything. The way it is now it doesn't fit it's name. It's "INTROVERSO". If this has ever had any projection, then I'd say it was a very nice stuff by then. Now not, unless someone collects fancy bottles.

#731 in my "Tour de Fragrance" When someone starts waxing poetic about their rapturous experience with a completely indifferent and terrible performing scent like this one I can't help but get the feeling they're auditioning for an ad copy job at a perfume house. Seriously guys. Give it a rest. This is Cuba Paris level perfumery, but Cuba Paris has the decency to price accordingly. It's got a standard citrus freshie opening, not unique in any way, barely cologne potency and I'm being generous. The citrus is gone in minutes, dry down is skin close, sour and otherwise indistinct in under a half hour. I recommend you all pass on this one. You'd get the same scent and performance with a $10 bottle of Myurgia "Yachtman Blue."

Dislike very much. I love lemony frags like Chanel's Paris-Biarritz, but this is like concentrated lemon syrup with very bitter artemisia and musks that smell purely soapy. Combined with the bitter artemisia, it smells like those little complimentary stale, cheap hotel soaps, which I truly loathe.

A nice citrus herbal scent done in a traditional Italian style, to my nose. I have noticed some older/classic Italian scents have a mixture of herbs and citrus that can give a sort of 'cola' accord, as alfarom also mentioned earlier in the thread. One other scent that comes to mind is Carthusia's Numero Uno, though this one is undoubtedly more modern. The citrus is noticeable at the top, but not bright at all, and it quickly blends into a homogenous blend that is more herbal in character (the rosemary and artemisia are prominent throughout). Even at their peak strength the citrus notes give the impression of an ice cooler that was used to store a bunch of oranges, limes and lemons, rather than the fruits themselves. I do not think the name "Estroverso" - or extrovert - is entirely fitting. It is an understated scent that does not scream "notice me" in any way and I suspect it will remain fairly close to the skin through its duration. It may call attention if someone gets close enough. Would recommend for a relaxed summer evening, to enjoy mostly for yourself. It's a pleasant scent for sure but I prefer more punch from the citrus elements

یکی از خانواده های عطری که بیش از بقیه دوست دارم، خانواده "ادکلن های کلاسیک ایتالیایی" هست، و استرورسو یه سوپرایز قابل توجه و یه نماینده معاصر فوق العاده از این گروهه. من اعتراف می کنم طرفدار نوبیل 1942 هستم، که واسه من مظهر سادگی، خوش ساخت بودن، و عطرهای به سبک قدیم هست، تنها با مقدار مناسبی مدرنیته ی "تازه" (عطر پچولی نوبیل، هنوزم عطر پچولی مورد علاقه منه). استرورسو یه ادکلن اصیل و اساساً مرکباتیه به همراه روایح خزه مانند، علف مانند، و فلورال (بنفشه؟)، چوب های معطر، و یه لایه پودر تالکی جزئی و خفیف اما نرم و ملایم. اینجا روایح مرکباتی تازه، گازدار و بادوام، لذت بخش و واقع گرایانه هستن. یه کار شیک طبیعی و آرام با مواد کیفیت بالا: میراث ایتالیایی تو بهترین حالتش. خیلی لذت بخش و لطیف، نه به اون صورت خاص، اما خاص بودن چیزی نبوده که هدفش باشه: این بیشتر یه "عطر روزمره" راحت، خجالتی، مدرن و خوش ساخت برای یه "مرد با سلیقه" هست. علیرغم داشتن یه رایحه کاملا کلاسیک، اون تند و تلخ نیست (بعبارت دیگه، از اون افترشیوای بابابزرگها نیست): اون پیچیده ست و در عین حال تر و تازه، سرزنده، "سبک" به این معنی که هیچ نوع "سنگینی کارهای قدیمی" توش دیده نمیشه.

An elegant rendition of Coca Cola. Estroverso (italian for Outgoing) is sparkling, fizzy, invigorating and incredibly easy to wear. Takes its main inspiration from the typical EDC type of stuff and to the bright citrusy opening adds a consistent dose of astringent artemisia and lime giving an overall effect of lime flavoured Coca Cola (minus the burnt caramel espect). In this phase Estroverso is transparent, refreshing but never dull. Dries down to a discreet and well blended mixture of light cedarwood and clean musk with hints of patchouli. Maybe not groundbreaking but it can surely make a terrific option for anyone who's looking for a new take on the typical EDC theme. Really, really nice. Rating: 7/10

The opening is wonderful. But once it calms down, something smells weird. Can't put my finger on what it is, but it smells a little soapy and earthy. Like a cheap citrus soap.

a classic cologne for summer evenings out, but can't smell the soda pop not even with a big bottle of Cola open in its proximities!

Fragrantica watch out: the nose officially designated for Estroverso is Karine Vinchon, as indicate in Nobile 1942 web site.

If you love Fresh unisex fragrance, You will Love this. I layer with Gritti 19-68.. Amazing :)