Rome Extradose by Bharara
Men
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Description
Rome Extradose: An Oriental Fougère with Lavender and Spice Rome Extradose is Bharara's men's fragrance in the Oriental Fougère family. It opens with a lively spice accord, only to reveal a wild lavender heart and a woody base that anchors the whole composition. There's a pleasing restraint to this scent. The lavender keeps things bright and aromatic, while the spices…
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Key notes
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Top
spicy notes
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Heart
Wild lavender
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Base
woody notes
Community
24 votes
- Positive 92%
- Negative 4.2%
- Neutral 4.2%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
153 votes
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Leading answer Love it
24 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Rome Extradose
Rome Extradose: An Oriental Fougère with Lavender and Spice
Rome Extradose is Bharara's men's fragrance in the Oriental Fougère family. It opens with a lively spice accord, only to reveal a wild lavender heart and a woody base that anchors the whole composition.
There's a pleasing restraint to this scent. The lavender keeps things bright and aromatic, while the spices and woods add enough warmth to stop it from feeling overly green.
The pyramid is simple by design. Spices lead, wild lavender takes over in the middle, and woody notes close the composition. It gives the fragrance a sense of purpose and makes it easy to appreciate.
The accords are equally well chosen: lavender, woody, aromatic, warm spicy and fresh spicy. They create an interplay between freshness and warmth that feels composed rather than busy.
This is the sort of scent that fits into a modern wardrobe without trying too hard. It's not minimal, but it knows when to step back.
Rome Extradose currently holds an average rating of 4.67 out of 5 from 24 ratings, a solid indicator of its appeal.
It comes across as a dependable choice for those who want more than just another fresh fougère.
Best for men who like aromatic lavender but want something with a bit more body and warmth. It will also appeal to anyone who favours woody, spicy fragrances with a clean edge.
Rome Extradose is a thoughtfully put-together Oriental Fougère. The wild lavender heart gives it character, while the spicy top and woody base provide balance. A versatile and mature option for the modern man.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
17 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
18 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
15 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
15 votes
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Community reviews
4 reviews
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It’s definitely the DNA of Valentino Extradose; there’s something a touch more spicy here, but it still hits the nail on the head. It has a good development, doesn’t feel heavy or synthetic, which is rare given that I have more than 20 Arabian perfumes in my collection and almost all of them sacrifice quality and refinement in exchange for very good longevity. I didn’t think I could get such a well-made perfume at this price; it’s simply very satisfying. A modest longevity (6-8 hours) and decent projection, everything a scent like this needs to do its job. I have less than half a bottle left and when I finish it, I’ll get another, perhaps sooner, in case they reformulate it and it loses quality. In conclusion: it’s something I’d recommend. 🤝
In my experience, it doesn’t smell like Valentino Extradose, but that’s for the better, because it goes more in a fougère direction, which is very nice; it also has a well-defined apple note, which Bharara does state on its website. In short, it goes for a Valentino-type vibe whilst having its own fougère personality that makes it ultra-versatile, even in summer; just control the sprays. It lasts quite a while close to the skin and the sillage is moderate.
In my experience, it doesn’t smell like Valentino Extradose, but that’s for the better, because it goes more in a fougère direction, which is very nice; it also has a well-defined apple note, which Bharara does state on its website. In short, it goes for a Valentino-type vibe whilst having its own fougère personality that makes it ultra-versatile, even in summer; just control the sprays. It lasts quite a while close to the skin and the sillage is moderate.
It’s definitely the DNA of Valentino Extradose; there’s something a touch more spicy here, but it still hits the nail on the head. It has a good development, doesn’t feel heavy or synthetic, which is rare given that I have more than 20 Arabian perfumes in my collection and almost all of them sacrifice quality and refinement in exchange for very good longevity. I didn’t think I could get such a well-made perfume at this price; it’s simply very satisfying. A modest longevity (6-8 hours) and decent projection, everything a scent like this needs to do its job. I have less than half a bottle left and when I finish it, I’ll get another, perhaps sooner, in case they reformulate it and it loses quality. In conclusion: it’s something I’d recommend. 🤝