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Brand:
cartier
Line: pasha de cartier
Product Type: eau de toilette
Classification: elite
Volume: 30 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml
Country TM: France
Made in: France
Gender: for men
Scent Type: flower, spicy
Top Note: Cumin, Lavender, Mint, Tangerine
Heart Note: Coriander, Goldentuft Alyssum, Rose Tree
Base Note: Frankincense, Oak Moss, Patchouli, Sandal
One of the finest exclusive fragrances from the elite French house of Cartier is the men's eau de toilette Pasha de Cartier, launched in 1992. Over several decades on the perfume market, this scent has become a traditional choice for masculine, authoritative, and self-confident members of the stronger sex. The freshness and tartness of its floral-spicy composition energizes and provides strength for new achievements. Furthermore, the depth and richness of this fragrance have been duly appreciated by the fairer sex.
The perfume composition of Pasha de Cartier eau de toilette combines the tartness of highland herbs with accents of wood and spices. The top notes are represented by the invigorating freshness of mandarin and mint, enriched with the aromatic scents of lavender and caraway. The heart of the bouquet unfolds with a mix of rosewood and coriander and smoothly transitions into a trail of incense, sandalwood, and patchouli with a hint of wood moss. The constant chic and richness of this brand's creations are reflected in the refined design of the bottle.
In the early 2000s, a friend of mine gifted me this fragrance. It is incredible! It has a lingering, luxurious, and sexy scent. Yes, I am a woman who used a men's fragrance, even though I am very feminine, but somehow it harmoniously blended with me.
An intriguing scent for men!
I received it as a gift for my husband...but the bottle is almost empty now. I never realized before that it's a perfume from the 90s.
However, it unfolds completely differently on the skin.
For men, the scent is robust and solid.
A retro scent from the 90s without any standout features. It smells like pine deodorant, which sounds richer but doesn't justify its price. It's more similar to a aftershave lotion with a hint of pine needles. Definitely worth testing!
Cartier Pasha is not just a fragrance, it is a legendary scent that exudes luxury and opulence. In my opinion, it is incredibly long-lasting. It is one of the revolutionary "everlasting" fragrances of the early 90s. It is on par with other iconic fragrances like Chanel's Egoiste and Jazz. It doesn't fall behind its competitors with a similar theme, and now it has been rediscovered by me... it's my favorite scent! P.S. The makeup, as always, is top-notch.
This fragrance is perfect for sophisticated gentlemen. It is suitable for both daytime and evening wear. The enticing scent is long-lasting and captivating. My husband absolutely loves it.