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GrearnattNany – :
these all have a sort of bitter chemical vibe to them; this one is potent and pretty intense; sweet tuberose, pear, rhubarb, benzoin, hawthorn. A powerhouse, nothing creamy or milky or shy about it.
Denka301 – :
A milky tuberose.
A beautiful milky creamy tuberose slightly fresh yet gourmand. i just detect a hazy licorice, and white jasmines not dominant but quite thin.
Pure beauty.
black23rus – :
major tuberose and iris floral on me
maovulf – :
The fragrance of 611 Extremo had, as inspiration, a walk through the Botanical Garden in Rio de Janeiro. The perfumer was Cécile Matton, who has been involved with several creations for international brands such as Lalique, Giorgio Armani, Etat Libre d’Orange, Viktor & Rolf, etc. The name (each fragrance has a number in front) does not have an established concept, except for the fact that one of the requirements was the use of 11, which has great personal significance for Giovanna. And the term Extremo means, in Portuguese, Extreme.
611 Extremo is classified, by the manufacturer, as floral-oriental or, as the industry has been calling in recent years, “floriental”. It has notes of bergamot, pear and rhubarb, heading the composition and bringing an opulent body of tuberose, Egyptian jasmine and hawthorn. At the base were combined notes of iris, benzoin, vanilla and licorice.
On the skin, the fragrance of 611 Extremo is more mutant than that of 411 Intenso. And that’s great! In fact, the fragrance surprises by remembering several pieces of other perfumes and concentrating them in the same composition.
Do you like tuberose? Then you will like this perfume. Don’t you like tuberose? No problem! And I explain why.
Despite being a fan of fragrances that have rhubarb, this note does not stand out here. The output is dominated by the pear note, which bears the same nuance of pear from other current fragrances as, for example, that of the Black Opium EDT (YSL). Then, the floral body brings a delicious tuberose, which arrives hand in hand with the strong indolic side of jasmine and dominates the evolution, almost completely. It is at this stage that fans of fragrances such as Central Park West (Bond No.9), Terracota Le Parfum (Guerlain) and Carnal Flower (Frederic Malle) will identify with 611 Extremo. However, the tuberose is not so voluptuous to the point of bother those who do not stand its aroma. And this is because the perfumer, creator of other floral fragrances full of oriental and gourmands nuances, managed to balance the floral aspect with a sweetened base, which are not excessively sweet. The vanilla and the benzoin are dipped in a kind of aniseed liqueur that cuts sweetness and blends to the iris, slightly powdery, but without that scent of makeup.
611 Extremo is a scent that fools the senses and makes you think of coconut and ylang-ylang notes for several moments. My only concern would be a limitation that can occur in very hot places, such as Rio de Janeiro (the place of inspiration), which has temperatures above 40ºC during the summer. In addition, the male audience may be wary of wearing this type of fragrance, especially the Brazilian, more accustomed to aromatic and oceanic scents and raised with the saying that a masculine cologne “has to be woody.” But for those who have already crossed this genre barrier and like to venture into the universe of niche fragrances, it is a gem.
It is worth to say that it projects and lasts very well (despite the fact that it caused me a little bit of olfactory fatigue) and has the same presentation of the others, with that white box and golden label, in honor of the Municipal Theater in Rio de Janeiro.
pog20 – :
THIS HAS TO BE ONE OF MY FAVORITE FRAGRANCES..!IT LEANS MORE ON THE FEMININE SIDE. BEAUTIFUL FOR NIGTH TIME WEAR OR COLDER DAYS. IT A FLORAL WARM SWEET FRAGRANCE FOR MOMENTS I GET A MEDICINAL VIBE. I LOVE THE JASMINE, THE VANILLA AND BENZOIN!!
IT IS LONG LASTING AND IT HAS MODERATE SILLAGE ON MY SKIN!