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Ferrari Extreme (2006)
by Ferrari

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Sorry but its an odour that reflects a mix of various feminine cosmetic junk by highlighting the smell of lipsticks
06 March 2009


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I thought this would be good. Having liked Passion Unlimited, Black and Red (in descending order of rating) I thought I'd give more Ferrari frags a try. It's a exceedingly light marine-based cedarwood fragrance with a touch of a bland wood in the base. Has a greenish floral heart of geranium. All these notes are nice but play out to be such a dull fragrance that the name "Extreme" is a bit of a overstatement like with other "extreme" flankers (is this really a flanker?).

Here's snippet of the press release: Ferrari Extreme by Ferrari is a aromatic fragrance for men.

They could not have said any less. At least the ad and the bottle look neat.
11 February 2009

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