Eau de Cartier Concentree

This eau exudes class. From its simple and elegant bottle to the cleverly composed juice, Eau de Cartier Concentree is a masterful orchestration in the designer game for what I would describe as an everyday fragrance. This is not your typical fresh scent. There is a sharp citrusy burst that quickly reveals more interesting components - a composed yuzu balanced with coriander. The heart has a very green quality; to me there is something that evokes beach days in the far orient. The lavender note is subtle; when it comes in, it isn't as intense as in Prada Amber pour homme but just there to give a quiet cleanliness to the fragrance. Speaking of amber - the dry down of the amber and patchouli (as per alpestremonte); freshness and sweetness as per sophywt. This is not a fragrance that will offend those around you; as a wearer however, there is an aromatic/herbal quality that may not be to your liking - I suspect the transition coriander/violet leaf but I could be wrong. I actually enjoy that a lot. In general, I have some problems of longevity with my skin - not so with this Cartier. I think I got 11 hours. Though the last 4 hours were very much skin level but still noticeable. I suppose if I wore it daily (which I haven't been able to as it is winter here), there may be reason for me to start getting bored with it. I'll update you at the end of summer. If you are in the market for a fresh scent that differs form the standard citrus/aquatic standards, do yourself a favour and give EdC Concentree. Love it! I can't wait for this spring and summer. Now if only somebody would buy me one of those love bracelets - the white gold would be nice.

I get something similar to Florabotanica minus the rose and cannabis. Images that come to mind..... Dewy wet garden with a citrus/lemon tree nearby. Rain soaked freshly cut grass. Overall a green, watery, earthy, citrus & ozonic fragrance with light hints of lavender & violet. Very zen. Would be lovely topped with a more prominent floral. These types of scents aren't usually my preference but was gifted and am enjoying it. Great for spring & summer. I've only worn it twice so far but for such a light freshie it's performed quite nicely(4-6hrs). 100% unisex right down the middle imo. It's a 'like' for now(but it is growing on me more & more). I'll give it a 7/10. Edited: Yeah, I've been wearing this and I'm upping it to a 'love'. Honestly did not think I'd enjoy this as much as I am. 8.5/10 rating now. Also want to add that the lemony Yuzu gets more sugary sweet as the fragrance wears down.

Great combination of citrus (yuzu) and amber/woody notes. I love wearing this in the spring and summer. Very fresh and easy going - unfortunately it doesn't perform that well. Unisex scent - my wife has the regular Eau de Cartier which I think comes out a bit more feminin. Bottle have a turning lock ring which is great for travel. Looking for a similar scent with better sillage and longevity - but haven't found it yet. I think Acqua di Parma Colonia comes pretty close but I haven't been impressed by performance when I've tried it on. Scent: 8/10 Longevity: 5/10 Sillage: 5/10 Box/Bottle: 7/10 Safe blind buy: 8/10 (difficult to find though) Bang for the buck: 2/10 (too expensive retail)

This is crazy...in my experience, Eau de Cartier Concentreé along with a very few others (including Acqua Di Parma Oud, Tuscan Leather and Santal 33) has a really potent staying power. I applied one spray on my right hand to test it, washed my hands twice and I can still smell it. Fragrances usually don't last a long time on my skin, but this one... boy it lasts forever, however it sits very close to the skin. I think this one is very underrated. It's so fresh, spicy and woody at the same time. Very elegant and easy to wear IMO. It's marked as unisex but I see it more leaning towards the masculine side. Can be a perfect daily scent for almost every occasion and season.

I love this! This is a beautiful vetiver fragrance. This is an airy vetiver not a weighted down headache inducing vetiver. Like I always say, there is something sexy about a woman who smells masculine from time to time. To be a confident woman who can pull off a unisex fragrance that is mostly masculine makes you mysterious, a chameleon, a risk taker. Sometimes in fragrance you just have to be those things. Just like you have to kiss a few frogs to find a prince lol. Okay, different thing but the same concept lol.

This is one of my favorite perfumes, I love it so much! It`s not sweet or powdery, I would rather define it as a cold, clean, and very vivid aroma, combining masculine and feminine notes. Better and stronger than the standard version. Don`t know why but gives me the feeling of freedom and open horizon in a very subtle way. Not obtrusive, mild but yet very powerful. Very good longevity and silage on my skin. Hope they will keep on producing it as it is now very rare in Europe.

This was my first scent if you will. Ive gotten many compliments from this. You would think it was a summer freshy but it actually smells best in fall. It really brings out the yuzu + lavender + cedar combo. Now the major downside, its gone before you know it. 1- 1.5 hours in summer, 2-3 hours in the fall. Such a shame, performs like a true cologne. Still love it though. Try it, and never buy it full price if you like it. Just know what your getting into performance wise.

Really great smelling citrus scent here. I typically spray 6-8 sprays each time I wear it, this is a lighter scent, so going heavy on the sprayer is no issue. Scent:9 Longevity:5 I get 3-4 hours on my skin, 1 1/2 on clothes Sillage:4 Unique/Industry First:5 Quality:7 Just a beautiful light scent here. Well worth the pricetag, feel free to go heavy on the sprayer, everyone loves this scent. If longevity was a bit longer, this would be a 10/10 overall.

Many discontinued fragrances get hyped to the moon and are really nothing much at all. This one however, is a serious exception to the rule. I am happy I was able to get a 95% full, barely used bottle in perfect conditions seeing the absolutely crazy prices this now commands on eBay. It’s light, fresh, airy and just what you need on a hot day without lasting more than it’s supposed to. Cartier is one of the most underrated designer houses ever

#1 fragrance to get complements from straight guys and some women. No other fragrance has done that for me. After the citrus note leaves, the mid and bottom notes linger. The scent is subtle, undertone, not overpowering. Yet, it has a floating burst within two arm lengths. Just look at the going rate bottles. The bottle design is stylish, but the functionality is below par. Gender: bias more towards males Ages: 16 - 55

I love this. It is unique and stands out compared to recent releases which are mostly very sweet candy vanilla honey sort of things. May I say it's sublime and down to earth, yet captivating. This perfume shares similar vibe or genre with Chanel Paris Edimbourg, which I also adore. For those who like Eau de Cartier Concentree, If it's really discontinued, try Chanel Paris Edimbourg. You might like it.

Ce parfum est vraiment génial a porter pour été surtout, il est frais, légèrement épicé, aromatisé, citronné aussi, le yuzu est bien présent en masse dés les premières minutes, la lavande, le bois de cèdre et le patchouli viennent accentué ce dernier pour donner un autre éclat au parfum, parfait pour été et temps chaud, tient bien en durée et reste modéré en projection

Its fresh allright, and sparkling, I'm always suprised of the energy coming out of this stylish looking bottle. But, oh yes but :-), its a smell that hardly lasts.. And believe me, I've tested it over and over, never sprayed as much with a perfume as I did with this one, but still, it does not last on me as I want it to last. But, still love this energy bottle...

To me, this is a unisex version of She Wood Velvet Forest. It's not exactly the same, but they share a similar vibe, the smell of air and plants after rain. The rain is a bit heavier in Velvet Forest, the flora is a bit denser. In Eau Concentree you can smell the earth and earthy woods. It's a beautifully made and uncommon perfume.

It's one of my favorites, fresh and nice, kind of intense. Elegant and neat for office, daytime wear, it radiates confidence. Similar to Eau de Cartier, I like them both, but this one has much better longevity. Love it, thus got myself a giant 200ml of this excellence.

This is a real gem. Really clean, fresh and sophisticated. This smells so expensive. You can wear this dressed up and down. In spring and summertime. And it gets me a lot of compliments. Overall a 8 out of 10.

is it better than normal version. yes. more green . dry down is better. i loved the violet leaf there. because of that i tried lots of violet leaf based fragrances but no. this one was greater each time.

This is a good fragrance fresh, vivid, clean, that being said; I might be wrong on this one but, coud I be the only-one who thinks/notice there is a distinctive cucumber-ish note?

Classy, Fresh & Clean Another gem from Cartier. Smells gorgeous! Great for hot and humid weather for all ages. Expensive smelling.

Intoxicating blend of sharp citrus, golden coriander and crushed green grass. A long cherished favorite.

I have a tester of this fragrance.. And I LOVE it !!! I'm wishing for having this perfume !!!

Cucumber with citrus and tree trunk that is.... Fresh, clean, sharp and young!!!

It's amazing that, as much as I hate coriander in food, I can like its use in perfumery. Eau de Cartier Concentrée is the perfect example of how you can use coriander well: it gives a green and fresh kick to yuzu (which is one of my favourite citrus notes) making it ethereal and airy, bordering aquatic, and providing 15 minutes of glorious olfactory enjoyment. Enter the middle notes: the aromatic shoulder provided by the lavander, which plays in the background here, helps maintaining the fresh, herbal quality of the opening, while the green violet leaf accord continues the theme provided in the opening by the coriander. Again, there is a certain "liquid" quality to this accord and I have to agree with fellow reviewer commenting that this reminds a bit of a fresh wood after the rain or something to that effect; somehow, reminiscent of Lalique Encre Noir Sport. Going into the base, the clean and sweet musk comes up pretty quickly, suggesting fresh clean linen, while a patchouli that, to me, smells more like green vetiver or something, continues the green facet of this scent until it disappears from your skin after 3/4 hours - longevity is not great here. Its versatility is not great due to the longevity - and I'm left with the question whether this concoction is purely unisex or steering more on the feminine side: I'm erring between the two and cannot decide where this one belongs, although this doesn't deter me from wearing it when I'm in the mood. Nice design bottle - clean, simple and understated. Well done, Cartier. Strong like.

1. Yuzu is an interesting note. I am unaware of any other citrus note that a) shows up so late, and b) lasts so long. It is more of a mid note here. 2. Notice how the "amber" here is described as grey amber, which is ambergris, as opposed to the sweet, resinous benzoin/labdanum/vanilla oriental amber. Fyi. Either way, it isn't overly prominent to my nose. 3. I personally don't get much in the way of cedar. There is a slightly woody dimension here, but I can't say what it is -- I keep going to juniper, maybe some vetiver. I do get a dusty, powdery thing, which to me smells like iris, but perhaps it is a very non-floral lavender. The violet leaf is the clear #1 here, and I think the patchouli is very prominent on drydown as well. Violet leaf + Yuzu + patchouli + dry, sharp, junipery wood = big fat love for me. Performance for a light, green, sharp summer fragrance is exemplary. Quick rant - I think that there are many people who would do well to switch to unscented soap and stop slathering $0.99 Suave lotion all over themselves prior to bashing the performance of every single solitary fragrance. Ahhhhhh I feel better :) This is and Dior Homme Cologne are my two light summer go-to's. Love em both. EDIT - it is not iris that I smell - it is the amalgam of the lavender (which is more prevalent upon application than I initially thought) and violet leaf starting to dry down and the yuzu and the patchouli starting to warm up. This has bested Dior Homme Cologne as my summer day-off favorite.

Bol bol "ama" bağlacı içeren bir yorum yazmaya mahkum bırakan bu parfüm için kişisel görüşlerim hoşgeldiniz. :) Beğenildiğine dair pek çok yorum okuduktan sonra satın aldım ama biraz umutlarımı yıktı. Unisex olarak lanse edilmiş ama bence tatlılıktan uzak parfümleri seven genç ve orta yaştaki spor giyinen erkeklere daha uygun. Bayanlar da kullanabilir ama erkek kullanımına daha yakın buldum. Kokunun harmanı mükemmel olmasa da bence kaliteli. Kalıcılık ortalama. Yaz kış kullanılabilecek yapıda ama bahar ve yaz mevsimlerine daha uygun. Yine de en sıcak günlerde bile baygınlaşmayan bir kokusu var. Kokunun neye benzediğini tam çözemedim ama ciddi anlamda acı bir turunç kabuğu havası var. Pek tatlılık barındıran bir koku değil. Sahip olduğum diğer parfümlerin hiç birine fazla benzetemedim. Çevremdeki insanların tepkisi genelde "güzel ama ben olsam bu kadar parayı buna verip kullanmam" şeklinde oldu. Denemeden alınmaması gereken bir koku. Bazıları için mükemmel bir koku iken bazıları için kaliteli ama parasını hak etmeyen bir koku olarak algılanabilir. Kokunun eşsizliği : 7/10 Koku güzelliği : 6/10 Kalıcılık : 7/10 Güzellik : 6/10 Fiyat-performans : 6/10 Not : Yorumlarımı ve özel mesajlarıma cevaplarımı sadece Türkçe olarak yapacağım. Böylece yabancı dil konusunda sıkıntı yaşayan arkadaşlara gerçekten denediğim parfümlerdeki kendi görüşlerimi paylaşmayı amaçlıyorum.

Scored a 200ml used tester from Fragrancenet (their "95%" listings) for less than $25. At this price, it is a good choice for a summer spray, to throw in your beach bag or keep in the car. Many of us are looking for summer fragrances that will last a long time, be light and refreshing, and be cheap enough to apply liberally (and lose accidentally). As they say in the automotive world: Fast, Cheap, Reliable. Pick two. That being said, Eau De Cartier Concentree is cheap, reliable, and performs well. The overall effect is of a rather safe "green" fragrance; I couldnt even go as far as saying that violet can be identified specifically (at least, not in the way it would be in other, heavily violet-prominent fragrances), but as far as citrus-herbal mashups go, there isn't much to complain about here, although there isn't much to write home about either (other than the fact that this will last 8 hours). However, first place for summer fragrances goes to Bulgari Aqua Amara. Im not sure what they but in that stuff, but its a nuclear-level citrus bomb. Very impressive. If you are looking for a summer citrus, that is the place to go. If, however, you prefer your summers more green instead of yellow, Eau De Cartier Concentree would be a good choice.

Eau de Cartier Concentree one of my recent purchases. opens up fresh minty like a menthol vibe to it then middle notes I describe greenish floral then fresh ozonic woody scent at the base the green juice color says it all I really do like this one overall smell is very refreshing and very uplifting unisex indeed one of the best unisex frags that ive encountered lately scent is very natural I don't find anything synthetic within the scent. I imagine a mentholated cigarette vibe on this one. I also imagine green tea menthol in this scent weird but I describe it as that. overall feel is freshness/greenish nothing mind blowing or will challenge you olfactory senses but nice scent overall. longevity 6-8 7/10 hours very good for a fresh fragrance decent longevity. sillage/projection moderate projection just mild not a monster 7/10. uniqueness 7/10 nothing uniquely mind blowing about the scent but overall good scent. overall smell 8/10 very good fresh/minty scent price vs quality base on retail 120usd for 200 ml bottle I think is too much to ask for this one 7/10 I guess the name cartier try online I got mines below 50 versatility summer and spring definitely overall a decent release although nothing exciting its still a good frag overall

Today is a warm and humid day in my part of the world. I was looking for something fresh in my perfume collection and found Eau de Cartier concentrée. I bought it on a whim, as it was very well priced, but haven't used it much since. I am usually not very fund of citrus based perfumes as they turn sour on my skin. EdCC does not. It has a strong yuzu component, which I like a lot: it is a wonderful cross between the real fruit smells of freshly peeled tangerines and grapefruits. And did I mention it doesn't turn sour? A little bit of coriander picks through giving it just a touch of sweetness, and some individually indiscernible woods anchor it ever so lightly. While it doesn't evolve much, it does get a bit rounder as it settles on the skin. I agree with other postings: it is not an exceptional perfume. However, it is very well crafted with high quality ingredients. Perfect for those days when you crave olfactory freshness to make you forget that you are walking in a sauna. Sillage: 6 out of 10 Longevity: about 5 hours on my skin Disclaimer: I noticed a lot of the reviews are made by men. I am a woman and think it is beautifully unisex.

Lovely citrus/floral opening that features yuzu and violet as prominent notes, touched off with some cedar and lavender. Gives off a very pleasant and rounded if a bit generic "aftershave" vibe for a while. Dries down eventually to a skin scent that prominently features all of the earthy, woody and rooty elements of Patchouli, with some emphasis on the earthy side. Like a dirtier, less sweet and old fashioned version of Guerlain Heritage. In a good way. This may seem like a warm weather wear, but I don't think it is due to how quickly it burns down in the heat. Try it indoors or on a cool day. It performs much better under such conditions - which is to say it becomes a skin scent in about 2 hours and lingers maybe another 2 or 3. Overall, I do like it. It's not a great performer, but a nice all around scent with a fair amount of evolution. Nice bang for the buck, IMO.

Absolutely love the deft balance between violet-forward floral, tart citrus and very light woods - occupying a profile that hovers between the likes of GIT (florals) and your basic designer citrus aquatic (Burberry the Beat comes to mind). This is one of those scents that express the definition of clean, fresh and uplifting. For me, this leans masculine, but only just so. It's one of those quintessential "just out of the shower" easy grabs. But sadly, it's all too fleeting. It goes on light, and stays light. Then it just fades away. On a good day, I might eek out maybe 3-4 hours max - if I'm lucky. Most days, it's more like 1-2. That just makes me sad, as this would otherwise have a regular place in my spring rotation. Maybe it still does, but with some reservations due to performance issues. Solid "like" for me. Would be a love, if it had even average longevity.

Well, the initial smell begins expressing exactly the color of the liquid in the bottle. Green! A priori we have an explosion of green notes, giving the feeling of young leaves, but nothing vulgar. The smell stays on my skin for about 30 minutes and soon after comes the middle and base notes, and its here that the fragrance captivated me! Throughout the fragrance, I could felt it changing to a more gourmand scent. It became sweeter and a little bit spicier, but in a very subtle way, where deep down inside we have the woods, which lasts throughout the middle of the fragrance. It is noteworthy also that at this stage is where the fragrance comes to pass that feeling of cleanliness, like we were just out of a bath. Anyway, a must try for anyone who likes green fragrances with a hint of spicy.

This is stronger than Eau de Cartier? If this lasts through lunch time, I'll be very surprised. Don't get me wrong, it smells great! But it's really not very strong... I got free samples of this when I purchased Cartier Declaration d'Un Soir Intense. The scent, to me, is a more airy Mont Blanc Exceptionnel (yuzu vs mandarin). For that reason, I really like it! But because of the fact that I can only smell it with my nose to my skin, I'll probably stick with Exceptionnel. After continuing to test this, I got a maximum of about 3 hours out of it. I really love this scent, but it just doesn't last. This is literally the shortest lived fragrance I've ever used in my life. So sad.

I like these simple chic bottles of the Cartier Eaus. I bought this in a 3.3 oz blind buy for my husband who is still searching for his signature scent, and figured I'd give a few of these a try. The Eau de Bois hasn't arrived yet. He enjoys the smell of this a lot. He finds it a classic, wearable scent worthy of office life, and I agree. It last a bit longer than some of the other reviews led us to believe, but truly is a Unisex fragrance. I can feel the casual personality from first spritz straight through the drydown. Clean... Quite nice and timeless. I don't know if he's found his signature scent yet, but he says he can definitely see buying another bottle.

As soon as I smelt this one I knew I smelt a similar one before, took some time to figure it out but after going through the perfumes I have, I managed to find the lost twin of this perfume.... it is JPG Monsieur Eau de matin! They are quite similar, both in smell and longevity, which is very poor. I was expecting a longer longevity and more projection from an EDT compared to EDM, but it seems they are just too similar, except for slightly more citrus in the JPG Monsieur. In addition, Carteir concentre gives a slight whiff of old man pants in dry down (very short-lived anyway), not sure if it's the coriander but it's not very appealing either.

With patch as a prominent base note, I really thought this would have a sort of earthy-warm-spicy smell. But it’s actually a rather cold-herbal-aromatic scent. I don’t get the aquatics, to me it’s far more reminiscent of icy mountain air, or a winter forest. I think I would have liked it better without that odd little mint note, but overall it’s a decent fragrance. Longevity is better than most! Honestly this reminds me quite a bit of Jessie McCartney’s Wanted. But this one is better blended, less harsh, without the boozy anise/licorice note. A solid like, but I’m not sure if it’s a love yet. Scent: 7/10 Sillage: 8/10 Longevity: 9/10

I agree, this fragrance is super underrated. Yuzu-centric juices tend to be on the weaker side, along with all the other citruses. Here, though, it shines through long and bright! And pairing it with airy-musty violet leaf and aromatic lavender works brilliantly: the accord is bright, sparkling, earthy, and herbaceous. The first freshie in a long, long time that has surprised and delighted me. Unisex, warm-weather, any age.

The quality is there with this one, but I found it rather hard to wear. It's called unisex, but I think it leans more feminine than Aqua Di Parma's unisex. Not much of a masculine backbone to it. A friend said she smelled oak in it. I liked it more than two other from Cartier, Declaration and L'Envol, but those were both dislikes. Couldn't find a situation to wear it, but maybe it could layer well in warmer weather.

This little f*cker lasts long but it has weak projection, it becomes a skin scent within one - one and a half hour. It's such a pity because anyway it smells very good. Starts with citruses, the powdery violet gives it some charm and - not much - later it settles down to a very pleasant woody-citrusy base. Some people think it's generic, I think it's better than that. If only it wasn't so faintish.

Nice, but not very interesting. For me it's a generic sort of woodsy/spicy/green smell. "Safe for work" and, no, it won't offend anyone. It's better than the Bvlgari and Gucci generically woodsy/spicy fragrances I have tried, I'll give it that. But I won't be running out to buy a bottle of it. Speaking of the bottle, what's with that clear plastic washer at the top? Odd.

Likeable, but doesn't bowl me over. Fresh, aquatic even, mainly violet but with hints of the yuzu and lavender. Peaks at about 2 - 3 hours, light skin scent after that. Sillage only moderate. Classed as unisex but I would say it leans more conventional feminine. If you like your scents light aquatic and ozonic then this will be right up your street.

Great fragrance from Cartier for that sunny and hot days. Cartier Concentree has a strong violet note, so I think it is more feminine than a masculine scent. When I had used it, I felt like walking in a forest during a spring day. Good longevity and sillage. My final score: 8.0/10.

wow, this will be my new summer frag!!! I haven't tried the original Eau de Cartier yet, but I like this concentree version. It's fresh and sweet in a nice way, not that tough or sharp as most citrus-aromatic unisex fragrance does. And its longevity is very good.

Truly unisex fragrance. Amazingly blended as classy and sophisticated. Yuzu, violet leaf, cedar and an hint of lavender are very recognisable. Nothing is pungent, but mellow and fresh. Total cheap gem, I am hooked and I love the bottle. 4/5

I agree with Zocha Eau de Cartier "Elegant and neat for the office, daytime wear, it radiates confidence." I wore it to work and nobody found it offensive ...the compliments I got always made me feel wealthy ..healthy .. and wise!

For me personally, it smells almost identical to Cartier Vetiver Bleu with some additional mint. A bit more interesting than vetiver.

Clearing out. I have a new 100ml bottle without the box for anyone who's interested. US only. PM with offer.

This smells like aftershave to me. Pleasant but nothing special..More male than unisex.

Nice and fresh, very clean. But doesn't stay long on my skin :(

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I revisited this fragrance recently. Still not my cup of tea... it's really what you can see in the notes, cedar wood, salty food-like coriander, with the sweet tartness of yuzu, and the cleaniness of lavender. The patchouli gives it a little bit of sweetness, but it's rather airy. The smell reminds me of nature, which is good, but also has some synthetic smelling elements. I think it's a good signature scent if you like it, but make sure to sample it on your skin, because the coriander might come across skanky / sweaty, or if you just came from an arabic restaurant's kitchen