Etra 2000

Etra by Etro
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7.3 / 10 246 Ratings
A perfume by Etro for women and men, released in 2000. The scent is spicy-floral. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Spicy
Floral
Woody
Sweet
Powdery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
PimentoPimento Bourbon geraniumBourbon geranium Ceylon cinnamonCeylon cinnamon RoseRose
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Mysore sandalwoodMysore sandalwood MilkMilk
Base Notes Base Notes
AmberAmber MuskMusk VanillaVanilla
Ratings
Scent
7.3246 Ratings
Longevity
6.5171 Ratings
Sillage
5.9163 Ratings
Bottle
7.6158 Ratings
Value for money
7.226 Ratings
Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 15.12.2023.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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Bottle
6
Sillage
6
Longevity
7
Scent
AromaPath

27 Reviews
AromaPath
AromaPath
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Be true to your own senses
Very often I see reviews based on pyramid taken from random places. I must say that Fragrantica has tons of errors on their site. Always try to go to the original site or at least first review of that perfume. Exact thing is happening here.

One person stated that this fragrance smells like “Le Feu d'Issey” by Issey Miyake and it was true only for first edition.

Latest version of “Etra” is nothing even near. Check for yourself.

I bought “Etra” because of these reviews, but I’m strongly disappointed that people just copy previous pyramids without their own opinion.

Official Etro site states these notes:

“cinnamon, pimiento, sandalwood, vanilla, musk”.

It is quiet interesting fragrance with bright sandalwood, with fresh, crisp pimiento scent, it dries down to soft vanilla notes with cinnamon - musky aura. After all ... No milk, no rose, no geranium.

I asked people, who remembered “ Le Feu d'Issey” by Issey Miyake, and they said
: “new version is not even close to previous version”.

It is one of this moments, when your own error is your own strength. Be true to your own senses, especially when you give review for others to see.
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10
Bottle
6
Sillage
6
Longevity
10
Scent
Floramalia

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Floramalia
Floramalia
Top Review 29  
It's the milk that does it
I use Etra phasewise since his appearance. Now a 50ml bottle was empty and after a few weeks I have again supplies and the - yes, really - relief with husband and daughter has given me the push to choose Etra "officially" as my signature fragrance.

And in fact, I immediately feel absolutely at one with the fragrance. I save myself now everything hymnical and few lenses, which one likes to write gladly over the own signature smell in such a way, even if it would apply.

The chord of milk from the fragrance pyramid may seem unusual, but in fact Etra does not smell of milk at any time. Rather, this chord seems rather metaphorical. It is, as it were, the fluid that harmoniously combines all the components of the fragrance into a whole, a white, gentle entity.

For me Etra is something like a gourmand for beginners. True gourmet scent lovers may smile, but vanilla, cinnamon, pimento with delicate sweetness in a soft milky veil, for me this is already gourmet...
On me, Etra very quickly develops into a spicy harmonic unity with a lightly rosy-floral freshness. I can't make out any herbaceous and green or even citric notes at the beginning either.

I think the shelf life is okay, the light vanilla base I can sniff even the next morning. The scent is at least after about two hours quite close to the body.

A soft and warm scent, which I like very much at any time of the year, at any time of day and night and at any occasion!
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ColinM

516 Reviews
ColinM
ColinM
Helpful Review 6  
Shabby chic
Etra Etro is a graceful, bright, sweet floral-fruity-woody scent played with delicate “white” notes mainly revolving around rose, sandalwood, and an accord which somehow resembles to tea for me, although the note is not listed. You know that “shabby chic” thing (both in fashion and house furniture)? That is what I thought about smelling Etra Etro. It smells natural, lively and somehow “countryside-ish”, but a civilized, posh, affected, slightly pretentious and somehow coquettish kind of countryside. Not sure why but that “world” came to my mind when wearing this Etro’s, but well, here we are. Well anyway, that tea smell I mentioned earlier – and which honestly is quite prominent to me – plus the “white” flowers reminded me a bit of Parfum d’Empire’s Osmanthus Interdite, which to me is somehow similar to Etra Etro, at least to some extent. That feeling of something “juicy” and tea-like is probably due to some fruity notes, a really simple, fresh, “watery” rose and the floral-woody-sweet notes of sandalwood, carnation and pimiento (which you can easily spot here). Vanilla, cedar and a subtle musk note compose the base notes. Nothing groundbreaking but a really graceful, pleasant, fresh scent, more substantial than it seems. Understate radiance. Good!

7/10
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