Terryfic Oud Extrême

This is my definition of Niche perfume. One year ago, i smelled Niche perfume for the first time in Milan, i dont know its name, not even the name of the store, only that it costed more than 500 e for 50 ml, and that was way above my limit. When i tried this one, it all came back to me. Maybe not in the first minute, because it takes some time to get there, but i was AMAZED. This is aromatherapy. I use it even when i stay at home,because i want to smell it all the time, it makes my day WAY BETTER and i love myself with it. This is not for everybody, only for people that knows something about perfums!

This is really good. Opens with an unmistakable very natural smelling oud accord, pungent but not medicinal or stanky, just lovely Oud. On my skin the Oud and leather are the main players for about an hour, after which the saffron and rose come forward creating a beautiful composition that is so well blended that it is difficult for me to pick out an individual note. The rose is there but it's not a rosey composition, at all. An Extrait that performs like an extrait, a solid days performance on my skin. If you favor a middle-Eastern style fragrance I think you'll really enjoy this one.

I really have to say, I love this fragrance. Totally unisex even if at first it can seem for woman. Rose with leather, oud, spices and smoke, a little animal. It may sound like a common rose-oud but in my opinion it is not. This fragrance is very complex and particular and perhaps not everyone will like it. Longevity and sillage are strong but not that much. The price is very high but it's worth it if you find it discounted. For now it's my favorite fragrance.

Beast mode unique oud and leather. Price is good value if you can find at discounters.

More intense, more leathery, still have an EDP nutty oud and rose base vibe. Have to say, I love this stuff. Sure get alot of compliments if I use it. Just becareful, very intense so don't over spray hahak 10/10

I know Terryfic Oud Extrême is not my thing. Maybe 15 years ago—when I was in the middle of my “Oud” phase—I would’ve liked this scent, but it screams synthetic. And it’s so overpowering that I can’t ever imagine wanting to wear it.

the 'Terry de Gunzburg. Terryfic Oud Extrême' has arrived and did it started sedate also possibly due to the autumnal-wintery cold outside (the added ampoule was as cold as glass could be) when now slowly warming up against my pulse a beautiful Middle Eastern aroma is filling the air. instead of her 'little sister' 'Terryfic Oud' this perfume is not smack-bam in your face immediately but lies dormant for a while to let the oud simmer and develop and in the back we sense the heady rose wavering along growing in strength the both and it also becomes immediately clear this perfume harbors other ingredients as her 'pas d' Extrême' sister does as we have read an insertion of leather whereas the nutmeg and castoreum has been replaced by an intense note of saffron. the main difference is in the beginning which walks the stair slowly unto a space fully flowered open in a dense mist of a hefty yet in performance consistent oud. the rose and iris are accumulatively present as this perfume presents itself then as a whole (neither wholesome nor holistic) pleasantly disturbing and strong perfume all the notes seemingly blended upon seamlessness. one gets the feeling to be enveloped into an expensive minkcoat or, reaching at the cashier to ones' Fendi tote, to pay for whatever the hell it is you're buying to keep this 'presence' happy.

the 'Terry de Gunzburg. Terryfic Oud Extrême' has arrived and did it started sedate also possibly due to the autumnal-wintery cold outside (the added ampoule was as cold as glass could be) when now slowly warming up against my pulse a beautiful Middle Eastern aroma is filling the air. instead of her 'little sister' 'Terryfic Oud' this perfume is not smack-bam in your face immediately but lies dormant for a while to let the oud simmer and develop and in the back we sense the heady rose wavering along growing in strength the both and it also becomes immediately clear this perfume harbors other ingredients as her 'pas d' Extrême' sister does as we have read an insertion of leather whereas the nutmeg and castoreum has been replaced by an intense note of saffron. the main difference is in the beginning which walks the stair slowly unto a space fully flowered open in a dense mist of a hefty yet in performance consistent oud. the rose and iris are accumulatively present as this perfume presents itself then as a whole (neither wholesome nor holistic) pleasantly disturbing and strong perfume all the notes seemingly blended upon seamlessness. one gets the feeling to be enveloped into an expensive minkcoat or, reaching at the cashier to ones' Fendi tote, to pay for whatever the hell it is you're buying to keep this 'presence' happy

If you want a smooth, polite, oud fragrance that reeks of class, rather than barnyards then I’d say this is for you. I have no hesitation in giving this five stars. Nevertheless, until I grow up I like my perfumes to make bold, rebellious, statements—so ultimately it wasn’t for me.

Probably the first "extreme" version that fits the bill perfectly. Smells just like Terryfic Oud only much stronger and longer lasting. Same sweaty undertones but still a great spicy oud. Be careful with this stuff, more than 2 sprays could result in the loss of human contact.