Extatic Eau de Toilette Pierre Balmain

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Extatic Eau de Toilette Pierre Balmain

Extatic Eau de Toilette Pierre Balmain

Rated 3.77 out of 5 based on 13 customer ratings
(13 customer reviews)

Extatic Eau de Toilette Pierre Balmain for women of Pierre Balmain

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Description

Extatic was originally launched as Eau de Parfum, and a few months after that – as new Eau de Toilette version.

Both versions were created by Emilie (Bevierre) Coppermann. Eau de Toilette is fruitier interpretation that does not contain a lot of common ingredients with the original. It opens with fresh fruity accords of green mandarin, lychee and black currant. The heart includes Turkish rose essence, magnolia and airy jasmine, finishing with drydown of ambroxan, cedar and musk.

The design of the bottle and the box take on a soft pink color instead of a gold one. The campaign was shot by Karim Sadli with model Anna Selezneva. The fragrance is available as 40, 60 and 90 ml Eau de Toilette.
Extatic Eau de Toilette was launched in 2014. Extatic Eau de Toilette was created by Emilie (Bevierre) Coppermann and Sonia Constant.

13 reviews for Extatic Eau de Toilette Pierre Balmain

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    This bottle was inexpensive, and understandably so. The fruits here are almost screamingly sour for about an hour which definitely won’t suit a lot of people. As it dries, Extatic becomes softer and soapier, from what ingredient I couldn’t guess. Later still it is an uninspired gentle musk. I treat this one like a body splash, something cheap to wear when sillage and performance don’t really matter.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    I regret buying this one..It was a blind buy, and expected a bit more of it, that`s all.
    The bottle is pretty – the scent is forgettable.
    It`s mainly lychee and rose, magnolia and blackcurrant, or blackcurrant leaf would be more exact. Very light, inoffensive, safe to say it was designed for the spring, maybe summer months as it is fruity. Fruity, but not the `in-your-face-berries-citrus-and-whatnot`-type of stuff, it`s gentle, not syrupy and barely sweet, fresh without any prominent citrus. Like eating lychee preserve sitting by a rose-magnolia bouquet in the garden where you have blackcurrant bushes in the background. Could make a perfect everyday or work scent in the spring-summer months. There is something synthetic there, which could be the blackcurrant; it is a note I keep away from as much as possible as it always leaves something skanky or `catpiss` on my skin..this becomes more prominent in the drydown only and is more the leaf rather than the fruit imo. This is a slight turn-off in my case, although the opening is quite nice. On the other hand this note makes the scent summery, so everyone should decide if they like blackcurrant before blind-buying this one like I did.
    Wouldn`t remind me of the original Extatic edp much, yet it reminds me of any other generic light rose perfume out there; I own what I need already..The lychee adds a different touch to it, but it`s not enough to make it a dealbreaker for me unfortunately..It has good-average staying power for an edt, so no complaints in that matter.
    Younger generations will defo like it, very generic and easy to wear. Not worth the price tag though, you can find better scents way cheaper if you look around (Lanvin Rumeur 2 is a great example, or Paul Smith Rose, even Pink Soda could be a good choice.) Will use this up but can`t see repurchasing it.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    I prefer floral perfumes, since fruity citrus fragrances can be too sharp sometimes and gourmand perfumes tend to be either too sweet or too spicy for me. I do like rose in my perfume and some blackcurrant is usually nice to have as well, so Balmain’s Extatic EDT – there is just something about it. The rose is there, but quite moderate, I can also detect some citrus notes, but not too sharp, and then there’s that deep and juicy note – must be the litchi? I like it – the fragrance is fruity in the beginning, floral and slightly musky in the drydown. And although it is a floral/fruity fragrance, it seems quite grown-up and tasteful.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    This was a spontaneous buy. Was about to buy Stella McCartney’s Pop but got distracted by this one on my way 🙂
    It’s the cheaper option to Tresor in Love. I find it easier to wear as well, since it’s more fruity and less rosy. Can totally sense the mandarin/grapefruit range.
    This is a nice perfume, safe blind buy for a classy lady as well.
    Transforms subtly from citrusy to fruity to musky to creamy.
    Nice palette. Fantastic longevity.

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    I’ve marked it with Like but it’s really nothing I’d like to try again. A bit ordinary yet unique, but not in a positive way but still not bad – wearable.

  6. :

    5 out of 5

    Mmmm the succulent smell of lychee and roses. This is such a simple perfume. Juicy, fresh and sweet. Not the kind that would knock your socks off for being unique. But if lychee was what you love, this will not disappoint. This is the truest lychee scent I’ve come across. The rose is very subtle and only kicks in towards the end. I don’t smell too much of other things. Maybe a hint of white floral in the background.
    What I love about this perfume is how well it captures the lushness of the lychee fruit. I’ve come across some other lychee notes that smell synthetic. The scent fades into a clean, slightly soapy floral and lasts for a good 5 hours or so. It’s bright and innocent. The pink python print on the packaging is not representative at all.
    I can’t stop loving this perfume, simply because it’s composed mainly of two of my favorite notes in the world: lychee and rose. I adore its simple charm, but I can see how it could be boring for other people. It smells nothing like the EDP. It’s not sultry, seductive or exciting. It’s just LYCHEE

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    Try it before you buy it, on your own skin and see how it reacts. When I first tried smelling this on paper it was screaming stingy and tangy fruits (sour black currant and litchi). I liked it even then and thought it was delicious, but once I tried it on my skin it got even better – it was much softer, the flower notes tendered down the sour fruit and the whole perfume just turned into something very nice and pleasant. Lovely!

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    This is the light and fruit-scent .Between Chanel Chance Tendre and Annick Goutal Pet.Cherie 🙂
    Elegant, comfortable, pure.

  9. :

    4 out of 5

    Unfortunately this is your typical, generic and chemical “fresh” detergent smell. Screechy. A pity, because the bottle is lovely And the Extatic series deserves sth better than this chemical mess.

  10. :

    3 out of 5

    I have to agree that it is very different from EDP which I love. I’ve had very high expectations for this new EDT and now I am disappointed!
    Yes, it is nice and summery, but I can’t smell anything more than lush litchi. One big tropical note and that is all I get.
    Something here is missing.

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    It’s not similar to the EDP version. Very fruity and sweet, but the sweetness is not warm and cozy like in the EDP, more like fresh kind.
    Girly, youthful and suitable for summer.
    I can’t look at it without having the delicious EDP in mind.
    I guess it’s alright, but not as good and delicious as the EDP.
    I “like” it, but don’t “love” it.

  12. :

    3 out of 5

    Floral-fresh-clean with a bit girly.. It’s not extremely sweet, which is good. 1 spray it last over 6 hours!

  13. :

    3 out of 5

    Wasn’t sure about the opening. I’m not a huge fan of citrus… but the dry down is really lovely! Almost what I would call an alluring scent. I only sprayed it on my hand so will go in another day and do a full spritz to see how long it lasts.

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