Rome Extradose by Bharara
Men
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Description
Rome Extradose: A Woody, Spicy Lavender for Men Rome Extradose is a men's fragrance from Bharara in the Oriental Fougère family. It starts with a burst of spice, then moves into a heart of wild lavender before settling on a woody base. The contrast between fresh lavender and warm spice makes it feel both classic and modern. It's a scent…
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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
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
24 votes
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Time of day
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32 votes
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About Rome Extradose
Rome Extradose: A Woody, Spicy Lavender for Men
Rome Extradose is a men's fragrance from Bharara in the Oriental Fougère family. It starts with a burst of spice, then moves into a heart of wild lavender before settling on a woody base.
The contrast between fresh lavender and warm spice makes it feel both classic and modern. It's a scent that doesn't shout, but its character is immediately noticeable.
The structure is straightforward: spicy top notes, wild lavender in the heart, and woody notes at the base. That simplicity is a strength, giving the fragrance a clear identity from start to finish.
The accords are just as focused. Lavender, woody, aromatic, warm spicy, and fresh spicy notes work together without competing. The result is a smooth, well-blended composition.
There's a certain polish to Rome Extradose. It feels refined rather than overpowering, and the balance between the fresh and warm sides keeps it interesting.
With a rating of 4.67 out of 5 based on 24 ratings, it has clearly struck a chord with the people who wear it.
For anyone looking for a new take on a masculine lavender scent, this is worth a closer look.
Men who enjoy a classic fougère structure but want a warmer, spicier twist. It's also a great pick for fans of aromatic lavender and woody bases who prefer understated elegance.
Rome Extradose is a well-balanced Oriental Fougère with wild lavender at its core and enough spice and wood to give it depth. It's an easy, confident choice for everyday wear with a bit of character.
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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 bit spicier here, but it still hits the mark. It has a good development, doesn’t feel heavy or synthetic, which is rare considering I have more than 20 Arabian perfumes in my collection and almost all of them sacrifice quality and refinement for very good longevity. I didn’t think I could get such a well-made perfume at this price; it’s simply very satisfying. 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 one, maybe 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 really 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 while 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 really 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 while 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 bit spicier here, but it still hits the mark. It has a good development, doesn’t feel heavy or synthetic, which is rare considering I have more than 20 Arabian perfumes in my collection and almost all of them sacrifice quality and refinement for very good longevity. I didn’t think I could get such a well-made perfume at this price; it’s simply very satisfying. 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 one, maybe sooner, in case they reformulate it and it loses quality. In conclusion: it’s something I’d recommend. 🤝