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Fig Extasy
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Descripción
Fig Extasy by Mancera is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2021, this composition was created by perfumer Pierre Montale. The olfactory pyramid opens with a top note bouquet featuring fig nectar, frankincense, black pepper, and ginger. The heart reveals a blend of fig leaves, leather, sandalwood, cedar, lavender, and thyme, while the base settles on a warm foundation of vanilla bean, Siam benzoin, tonka bean, and styrax.
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Notas clave
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Salida
fig nectar
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Corazón
Fig Leaves
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Base
vanilla pod
Comunidad
985 votos
- Positivo 72%
- Neutral 15%
- Negativo 13%
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Spiced green fig fragrance that smells quite masculine despite being unisex. The opening is very spicy with a fruity fig, ginger, and pepper. Then it evolves wonderfully: the fig turns green and woody, becoming the absolute star, with a subtle leather base and what seems like an undeclared touch of vetiver that gives it a masculine and elegant character. It’s a spring perfume that doesn’t project too much but it’s a marvel. If you like fig, it can’t be missing from your collection.
I LOVE IT! It’s a super unique scent, like fig cream with soft leather. As it dries down, a warm vanilla note emerges, making the blend incredibly interesting. To me, it feels more feminine than masculine because of that vanilla base, even though it’s a dark aroma; maybe more of an autumn fragrance.
First time trying it! Smells like freshly cut fig leaves—damp and full of chlorophila—mixed with incense that goes straight to your soul. At first, the pure green and sweet combo gave me a stomach flip, but after letting it settle for a week, it completely transforms! Now it smells like crushing a handful of green leaves with milk in a mortar until it becomes a light, cool cream; it’s super intense, creamy, and cozy. The incense is barely noticeable anymore. It’s about 50% fresh green, 30% sweet, and 20% creamy. The longevity is beast mode, lasting over 12 hours, and the trail fills the whole room. I like it, but I think it’s too green for going out; better suited for home.
What a surprising fragrance! As others have said, it features fig in all its facets, but over time you start to perceive undeclared notes. There’s something that reminds me, without a doubt, of Rasasi Shuhrah, perhaps that tomato leaf note, just with much less protagonistic intensity. It’s green, and to a certain extent citrusy at the start, even though the notes don’t make it obvious, but it’s definitely different and exquisite.
I found it in a physical store and didn’t even know it, but upon testing it on my skin, I was completely hooked. Here fig is in all its facets, very well balanced. It opens sparkling, sweet, and spicy; the heart is fig tree, greener, and as it dries it becomes creamy, sweet, with that typical milky touch of the fruit. It never ends up overwhelming or too sweet, it has an aromatic character and is extremely harmonious. At the end it has woody and warm nuances, without highlighting the leather too much on my skin. I see it as 100% unisex, nothing leaning masculine. It’s versatile, for all seasons (except intense heat) and almost all occasions. Good performance, high projection at the start and lasts about 8 hours. If you’re fig lovers, try it, it’s exquisite.
Surprisingly complete fragrance with fig in all its facets. Over time, I perceive undeclared notes that remind me of Rasasi Shuhrah, perhaps that tomato leaf note, but with much less intensity as the star. It’s green and somewhat citrusy at the start, though the notes don’t make it obvious. Undoubtedly, it’s different and exquisite.
I found it in a physical store without having smelled it before, but upon testing it on my skin, I was instantly hooked. Here, the fig is in all its facets, very well balanced. It opens sparkling, sweet, and spicy; the heart is a greener fig leaf; the dry down is creamy, sweet, with that fruity lactonic touch. It never becomes overwhelming or too sweet, having an aromatic character and a harmonious, delicate composition. In the dry down, there are woody and warm nuances, without the leather standing out on my skin. I find it 100% unisex, nothing leaning masculine. Very versatile, suitable for all year (maybe not intense heat) and almost all occasions. Performance is good, high projection at the start, and 8 hours of longevity. For now, I think it’s an exquisite scent with great performance. If you’re lovers of this note, try it.
Fig Extasy: Fruity sweet opening with fig (very rich). Middle: Fig surrounded by the leaf, which adds greenery and freshness. Final dry-down: Green fig leaf and cedar aroma, all wrapped in a prominent leather, thyme, and resinous base. Projection and longevity: 4-5 hours of projection and about 8 hours of longevity. Conclusion: Sweet and fruity at first, then it gains greenery and freshness, but that base of leather, thyme, and resins penalizes it, adding a somewhat ‘dark’ and unpleasant scent, especially the leather which smells wet, like a rain-soaked jacket. It’s a shame that such a rich opening and beautiful greenery are overshadowed by notes that stomp on them. Mancera, please, give us a fig with its green leaves, something fresh and verdant that could redeem this somewhat ‘profane’ fragrance.
Fig Extasy: Sweet fruity opening with fig (very rich). Middle surrounded by fig leaf with greenery and freshness. Dry down defined by green leaf, cedar, leather, thyme, and a resinous base. Projection 4-5 hours, longevity 8 hours. Conclusion: Sweet and fruity at first, then greenery, but the leather, thyme, and resinous base penalize it, adding a dark and unpleasant aroma that overshadows the fragrance. It’s a shame that a rich, green opening is marred. Mancera, please give us a fig with green leaves, fresh and verdant, to redeem this somewhat profane concept.
Just arrived and it’s a totally masculine fragrance; if you’re a woman who likes this type of scent, you’ll enjoy it, but I don’t smell any fig at all. From start to finish, it’s just fig woods and green leaves. I bought it blind because I saw reviews saying it had a fruity opening; I don’t know how there can be so many differences in how people perceive it. Please, never buy this perfume blind thinking it’s fruity. I grew up on a farm with fig trees, I got used to picking figs and leaves off the trees, and now I’m a huge fig fan; I expected a perfume that smelled like fig, and nothing… It’s a pity.
Just arrived and it’s a total masculine bomb; if you’re a woman who likes that style, you’ll enjoy it. I don’t smell any fig at all; it’s all fig wood and green leaves. I bought it blind based on reviews praising the fruity opening, but I don’t understand the difference in perception. Never buy this blind thinking it smells like fruit. I grew up on a farm with fig trees, got covered in figs and leaves, and although as an adult I’m still passionate about figs, this perfume smells like none of that. It’s a pity.
Excellent, I’d buy it blind without a second thought.
As the name suggests, this is a total homage to fig. In the first 5-10 minutes, you get those milky fig notes reminiscent of Tom Ford’s Fig Tree, but less plasticky; instead, the creamy base of leather, sandalwood, and a hint of incense makes it sexy and intoxicating. The best part kicks in during the dry-down, where the fig leaf takes over, evoking the woods of the tree itself, supported by cedar and tonka bean in the background. Usage: Extremely versatile. It looks spectacular on a hot day thanks to its green notes, and it also has charm in autumn/winter due to the leather and woody accords. If you’re hunting for a fig scent, this is your warhorse, since most fig fragrances are strictly for summer. I absolutely love it and highly recommend it—it’s incredibly balanced and unisex. However, if you come from the commercial world and want something conventional, this might not be your cup of tea. It’s not complicated, but the fig scent is the epitome of niche; you need to know and love the star ingredient.
Fig Extasy is a pure ode to fig. In the first few minutes, it smells like fig milk, reminiscent of FF but less plastic; instead, it has a creamy base of leather, sandalwood, and incense that makes it sexy and ecstatic. The best part is the dry down where the fig leaf takes charge, backed by fig tree woods, cedar, and tonka bean. Usage: versatile, spectacular in heat due to its green notes, and enchanting in autumn/winter thanks to the leather and fougère facets. It’s a workhorse if you’re looking for fig, as those notes are usually reserved for warm weather. I love it, recommend: balanced and unisex. If you come from the commercial world and want something conventional, maybe not; it’s not complicated, but the fig scent is niche—you have to love the star.
The most flattering scent in my collection. I imagine a young executive: exquisite and intoxicating. It’s dry and fresh, like a gin tonic. I wish the fig were more prominent, but as it is, it’s perfect. Projection and longevity are excellent.
Excellent Mancera perfume. Opens with sweet fig and almond, very similar to Tom Ford’s Fig Tree. As it dries down, you can really feel the fig leaf, lavender, and leather, along with the benzoin, which makes it delicious. A great alternative for any weather (except extreme heat).
Excellent Mancera: opens with fig and almond, very similar to TF’s FF. As it dries down, you get fig leaf, lavender, and leather with benzoin—delicious. A great alternative for any weather (except extreme heat).
I was drawn to the fig and lavender, which are rare in Mancera. The opening and heart are spectacular—I really wanted to own it. However, after 90 minutes, the leather (not my favorite) takes over and drowns out the fig, lavender, and sandalwood, leaving only leather, vanilla, and resins (which I like). The dry down doesn’t do justice to the start, but if you love the base, it’s fine; that’s what you’ll smell. Good projection for 2-3 hours and medium longevity of 6-7 hours.
99% identical to Tom Ford’s Fu*king Fabulous; smells amazing. On my skin, the woods and a light leather dominate.