Eau de Cartier

NOW I know why my uncle always says: "...BUT it is Cartier!" when I ask why he always keeps buying things (like Pasha) that HE says do not last all that long. The quality and elegance of this scent are evident from the very first spray... The opening on this is simply amazing! Bright japanese grapefruits (yuzu) with mandarin's sheer sweetness is simply delicious, but the complimentary note of corriander is sheer genius. The cool green leafy feel surrounds the citruses and does not intensify them, so much as embrace them. In the heart, the cool powdery beauty of violet is balanced by warm and woody lavender with the awesome thick and green feel of the violet leaves. I also get something almost "peppery" here, but it really works for a unisex scent. Cedar is the predominant note in the drydown (for sure), but it is not too "woody" as a light patchouli and smooth white amber (less rich and incensey smelling) swirl with just enough VERY CLEAN muskiness to make this one hell of a scent! Cartier sould make a watch with one number on it and the most plain band and face and it would STILL be stunning; THAT is what they have done here. Eau de Cartier takes some VERY common, and sometimes overused, notes and creates something original, elegant and very sexy! I simply cannot stop smelling the back of my hand...what a treasure this is! Citrus, flowers, herbs, leaves, wood, and resins combined into something utterly genderless and extremely beautiful...I hope Christine Nagel won a FiFi for this; because if she didn't, that is a true travesty! *Thank you ArkangeL, for finding me a small bottle of this and taking care of all the logistics to get it to me!* Sillage: good Longevity: VERY good Overall: 4.5/5 Summer, spring, winter or fall; I can see myself wearing this in pretty much any season and for just about any occasion from "hanging out" to dressing up and "going out". I have many citrus aromatic scents and this particular one stands above most of them. After all...it IS Cartier!

Eau de Cartier: Fresh, Clean, Bright & Simply S0oooo Easy & Care Free To Wear!! 0n First Spray I Get Fresh Cut Lemons Closely Followed By Fresh Lime Which Almost Makes Me Shiver As The Aroma Feels That Cold Rising Up To Greet Your Nose!! & At This Stage Very Much Reminds Me Of A Fresh Glass Of Gin And Tonic!! Then After Around Fifteen 0r So Minutes It Start's To Settle Itself Down Into The Most Beautiful Fresh Green Herby Aromatic Aroma,Which Remains Very Much Cold!! Making This Fragrance The Ideal Choice For Warm Spring Like Day's 0r Hot Summer Day's!! This Would Also Be The Perfect Fragrance To Take Away 0n Holiday Where You Need A Fragrance To Keep You Feeling Shower Fresh All Day Long!! I Also Get The Most Beautiful Green Violet Leaves Comming Through Which I Really Love Plus Notes Of Fresh Lavender!! Followed By A Beautiful Gentle Floral Powdery Dry Down!! & When It Reaches The Bottom Notes Of Earthy Woody, Spice & Patchouli It's This Final Stage That Keep's The Structure Of This Perfume Very Much Together & Interesting!! This Is Very Much Pure Cartier Class At It's Best & Makes An Interesting Change From Their MUST II de Cartier Which I Absolutely Love!! Sillage With This 0ne Is Absolutely Fantastic For An Edt!! Wearing 18+ Hour's & Still Going Strong With No Touch Up's Required!! This Fragrance Is Deffo Unisex & Could Be Wore By Either A Woman/Man!! The Bottle Design Is Also Eye Catching & Pure Cartier Class!! Gorgeous!!

Cartier has produced quite a few beautiful fragrances to this day - and this is definitely one of them! I've had it for many many years - I bought it for a good price, tried it on two or three times and put it in the back of the closet! (It wasn't so good for me then - even my nose is significantly better/more experienced today!) A couple of months ago, I happened to notice him and spray him with love! :) I believe that the same thing has happened to you at some point with another fragrance! It starts out very citrusy - but not like other similar perfumes based on citrus (Lemon) - rather bergamot in combination with Yuzu (One of the most beautiful citrus scents!) Very fresh and beautiful! The fact that I like the fragrance so much is the fault of the heart of this fragrance! Its evolution from fresh yuzu when the story transforms into a mixture of violet, lavender, musk... This is the perfect part! It lasts quite well on clothes for a fresh fragrance - it's not as bad as some people think!

I have gone through a couple of samples of EdC over the past year. Its possible to pick it up so cheaply now I had to go for a full bottle. When I smell this fragrance I get lilac with a hint of lavender. I know there is other "stuff" in there but it is so finely blended I find it difficult to pick out. Luckily I don't need to, its a lovely, sweet and fresh fragrance. Its very light, especially after the first half hour or so, but it gently hangs around for about eight hours. I have recently started to appreciate the softer fragrances. They feel more suited to spring time and early summer than perhaps a heavy oud or leather. Its nice to experience nature's own best fragrances at this time of the year. I use three sprays to the body with EdC. After an hour has passed I tend to forget its there. Every so often throughout the day I'm pleasantly reminded of its presence by gentle wafts of pretty lilac.

semplice ed elegante, questa "eau" che sembra già appartenere alla serie dei classici unisex senza tempo, è adattissima ai caldi giorni di scirocco come questo. le prime note agrumate (yuzu giapponese) sono avvolte in un morbido abbraccio di foglie di violetta che ne smorzano l'asprezza. quindi l'acqua si fa legnosa e leggermente aromatica, con accenni di legno di cedro e lavanda, fino ad arrivare alle note di fondo gentilmente polverose e speziate (violetta e patchouli leggero). l'insieme è interamente giocato su toni gradevolmente lievi. come giustamente puntualizza un "parfumista" su fragrantica, un'acqua eccellente che non passa per le solite, strasentite note di neroli. molto buono.

I tried this in a 1.5 sample recently and having been underwhelmed by Cartier Baiser Vole, wasn't expecting much. However, I instantly fell in love. You know that feeling when you try loads of perfumes hoping for that thunderbolt moment when you find one that is perfect for you? I had that with Eau de Cartier. The Bergamot is softened, not sharp, the lavender and soft musk whispers through, and the overall effect is very feminine, classy, soft and with a hint of clean laundry. It smells pure and ethereal and it is top of my Wanted List. I was stunned to find it's unisex,I find it much too feminine to be a male scent.

Eau de Cartier is a really nice modern citrus scent. It's very sheer and masculinely unisex. It has a clean and fresh citrus as the main star while having woody note and floral scent switching back and forth. It can be comparable to Bvlgari Au Blanc as far as the way it stays on my skin, which is light and almost transparent. I love this scent very much, just wish it wears a bit stronger and longer like many reviewers mentioned. Nonetheless, I will have to invest in a bigger bottle when the price is right.

Fresh but unique I love the yuzu, and violet notes and lavendar, some of my faves. The violet and cedar also make it fairly woodsy for a citrus aromatic, which is a plus in my book! I love this for warm spring days and wearing to the gym, since it won't overpower everyone else when things get sweaty. I don't seem to have longevity issues like some here, but maybe my expectations are lower since it's a citrus freshy, i get moderate wear out of this with soft projection. Perfect for what it is.

I think it's a really wonderful scent! I can't analyze it more professional and explain each note- but this scent remind me green garden (not floral) after light rain in such cloudy day....- something very fresh and very balanced, not artificial. Unfortunately , I have seen only once pack of 5 little bottles (pocket size). Eau de Cartier Concentree - is not same fragrance, and it can't be replace . i would prefer Eau de Parfum version, something less volatile, but it doesn't exist.

Wow! Such a great and easy to wear fragrance. I didn't expect I would love it so much. I don't know why but it reminds me of Burberry Women scent. Weird, but somehow when I apply it to my skin it smells like Burberry on me, and I can't distinguish the note that makes them smell alike to me. It's fresh, soft, so feminine and I find it incredibly sexy. Great to wear to work, you won't offend anyone, I think even people with allergies will tolerate this. LOVE it!

Eau's are some of my favorite fragrances, regardless of performance issues. But on me, I don't have any issues with Cartier. I first bought this when I moved to LA, and it has a very California feel to me. Fresh, juicy, clean, but elegant, one of the best yuzus around IMHO. on me it feels greener than the notes above reveal. Absolutely unisex but would lean masculine. I have had several bottles over the years. Shame it was discontinued.

Cartier have a good collection of fragrances But this one is beyond good The citrus and spice as well as spicy florals such as violet and lavender Make this one of a kind experience What makes this scent a little bit better for me is how distinct it is which I can’t recall any other fragrances that are identical to it Performance is a major factor in loving a frag for me but this time it’s an exception 9/10

This is THE BEST cologne feeling ever for after shower. Everytime my mom was using it I was like MOM? MOM! What is that perfume that you are wearing! I need it in my life! It makes a person look perfectly clean and tidy. I would say it has a good amount of ambroxan like Juliette has a gun Not a perfume although it is not mentioned on the list here in Fragrantica. Defo a very good gift for a woman.

What a beauty this is! This has been in my collection about 20 years and I just never get bored with it. It's subtle but it's there, beautifully lingering from room to another like a sweet whisper. It's crisp and calming at the same time. Very high quality. I bought this one at Christmas time and every time I spray it, I feel the festive time coming. Such a kind and warm scent to me.

Fresh and clean I would discribe this fragrence like clean linen dried in the sun great on men and women try it together.....not long lasting enough though and the concentrate has different notes not the same at all maybe if they made a body wash and body moisterizer so it could be layered...but I just adore it anyway.

Fresh and linear, but also likable and most importantly, wearable. I’m not bothered by the iso e super in this composition. It’s here with a light touch, amplifying the yuzu, violet leaf and lavender. This is a warm weather, clean scent with below average performance.

An underrated gem from Cartier. Its the best every day wear violet fragrance IMO. I tried the whole Eau de line but the OG edt is the best by far. I really wish they bring it back.

Very sophisticated skin scent. A very modern fresh yuzu that dries to a white musk & light woody scent. Elegant, Fresh and uplifting for daytime and hot weather. Well blended 👌

Seem to give power and vitality for life, something like selfconfidence in a bottle;)... wind between juniper trees for me. Very citrus for the others...

The scent is good...sweet/sour type of scent, but for a longer lasting/better scent, I found you can blend this with, Clean Men, and it smells great

Stunning. Unisex yes and I usually HATE unisex fragrances, I'm a girl and I want to smell like one. But this is different, sophisticated, beautiful.

This is my bed time or after shower fragrance. Absolutely gorgeous! It's perfect for relaxing moments as it's a peaceful scent with low projection.

I love this scent. its light but boldly masculine yet its unisex. problem is it does not last at all> The orange version lasts even less :(

to me voyage de hermes and eau de cartier is "miles apart" don't even have anything in common! eau de cartier 8/10 voyage de hermes 5/10

If you're looking for a "substitute", or complete replacement for Issey Miyake, this is a good replacement...if it lasted longer

Masterpiece it is! I always felt like a filthy rich swiss lady when wearing it. Don't ask me where I got swiss from!

One word.......Pure Balance...ok two words....sue me! alomst had acqua di gio theme to it with a metallic twist

Eau de Cartier is an understated violet-mineralic classic. Clean, cool, and wearable for any occasion.

An absolutely perfect perfume. I can wear it always. Is not overpowering just sweet.

This is fresh smell of clean cotton on me and I love it a lot.

Fresh and tropical...is smells like moonlight !

Eau de Cartier is a beautiful example of a scent of its genre - a light, unisex cologne best worn in hot weather. These vary in quality, ranging from the symphonic Eau de Guerlain to the watery rubbing alcohol that is Eau de Givenchy. Eau de Cartier is thankfully one of the better offerings. I had high hopes, as it is created by one of my top three modern era noses, Christine Nagel, but Cartier as a brand (the perfume line anyway) can be hit-and-miss. EDC starts off thin, even sharp, but mellows nicely as it progresses, resulting in a rather lovely violet-forward cologne. EDC opens with slightly harsh citrus, given a dash of peppery spice by the coriander, which results in a slightly discordant opening instead of giving some warmth/aromatic softness to the citrus. I was ready to write it off at this stage, but instead, it turns around completely. As it develops on my skin, a soft, slightly green violet note emerges. More leaf than flower, it is fresh and dewy - a real treat for this violet lover. Restrained lavender adds its typical aromatic quality, but manages to stay in the background, playing second fiddle to the violet. It feels relaxing and restorative, almost in the manner of aromatherapy oils, but EDC is still very much a tightly-composed scent, designed to be worn. The coriander complements this phase beautifully, adding a soft spicy lift - its appearance is simply premature. EDC features a generic drydown, becoming softly woody and musky, but the remnants of the violet and, to a lesser extent, lavender keep it pleasant. Sillage is intimate and longevity is reasonably moderate for such a light scent. Perfectly unisex, EDC is an excellent choice for hot weather (also as an after shower/bedtime scent in summer). Elegant yet easy, this scent is a masterwork in the art of subtlety. If the opening was a little less harsh, this could compete with my beloved Eau de Guerlain for my summer attentions. 4/5.

I like complex fragrances. Those that take you down a meandering path or perform a couple of elegant pirouettes on the way to the to the drydown. Extra satisfying are those indecipherable ones that you mislead you to believe you’ve got them all figured out, yet still manage to play their trump card months after first spritzing them on. What a bliss! And then there are those scented waters that, without much (or any, for that matter) ado, cut to the chase: what you smell is what you get. In a sense I appreciate this sort of honesty and although I feel a great deal more contented when fragrances abstain from hitting the fast-forward button, there are several instances in this category worthy a sniff. “Eau de Cartier” is one such scent. Its purpose, it would seem, is to promote the concept of cleanliness entirely devoid of complexity. A silk-smooth ride down a straight path. Now there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that as long as at least a hint of thought goes into the creation of such a... non-brainer. “Eau de Cartier” is a delicate mix of citruses and herbs, resting on a sheer musky base. I suspect it’s white musk, which is one of my least favourite notes in perfumery. Fortunately, its presence is toned down here, so the drydown lacks hissy tones. Yes, there’s a trace of a laundry detergent, but it’s kept in check. All in all, the whole composition is quite pleasant and fun to wear though it must be pointed out its projection and longevity border on abysmal. Despite this, who knows, I might give it a chance next summer... just for the heck of it!

I was remindedof this scent from long ago on a recent trip to Lush Cosmetics. I purchased their RETRIED hair conditioner and instantly knew I've smelled this before. For several weeks I just couldn't place this very familiar scent. Finally, after weeks of use, it dawned on me; this was nothing other than eau de Cartier (or at least how I remembered it). I recalled how I enjoyed this heavily violet perfume. It was bright and fresh, sophisticated, yet had a casualness about it. Then I got pregnant and I could no longer tolerate these notes. I'm unsure if it was due to a body chemistry change, or my sense of smell, or my increasing sensitivity to scents, or perhaps it was a culmination of all these. Either way, I have been re-introduced to this scent. Although I wore it many times, I remembered how much more I preferred it on my husband. As a unisex fragrance, it is right on. It teeters the line between the masculine and feminine. For me, the sharper notes make this lean more towards a masculine scent. However, it is properly infused and softened by these great feminine notes. This fusion creates the perfect balance for the sultry, confident man. This is the type of scent a woman wants to wear to remind her of her man; very much like wearing his shirt, or spraying yours with his scent. For the right person, and chemistry, this scent is divine!

The salty sea-spray from the yaht is hazing the outer surface of my frosted G&T glass. The sparkling fizz of the tonic as the ice cubes chink & fall against the lime. The air is dry & a soft, warm breeze ruffles my hair & plays with the hem of my white cotton dress... the arrid coastline, littered with gnarled twisted trees & sunbaked woods, gets ever closer ... in truth I am sat inside a cottage, listening to the howling wind & rain being hurled against the window with my nose pressed against my wrist...but a girl can dream! This is a lottery winner of a scent. A yaht-owning, nature-loving classic G&T scent. It is young & fresh but still very "old money" - EdeC would hold the door open for you & pull out your chair - it most certainly is not nouveau, brash or classless. All the notes are exquisitly blended & feel natural & high quality. It is clean (lavender & bergamot) without being soapy & has a dry, citrus peel feel with a distinct bitterness & earthy quality (voilet leaf playing with patchouli). On women it is natural & softly sexy in the same way that a woman can pull off wearing a man's white shirt. On men this smells like a million dollars - divine, effortlessly attractive - it is just a pity it is not so long-lasting.

I was expecting a typical citrus-bergamot-lavender EDC, but was pleasantly surprised by Eau de Cartier. This is a "stronger" EDC, which I attribute to the yuzu and coriander notes. The open is a lovely bitter yuzu note, which packs a punch that stays with you throughout the evolution of this scent. There's a hint of bergamot mixed in there which gives it some freshness, and a bit of spice from the coriander that makes it almost peppery and a perfect complementary note. I can't say this enough, it's an open you'll remember. The florals then come through, primarily violet and lavender, before evolving into a light cedar and patchouli drydown. Cartier has taken your traditional EDC, added a spicy kick to it, and delivered a thoroughly original take on a classic citrus aromatic. That being said, if you're looking for the traditional EDC, look elsewhere. This fragrance is anything but traditional, and is in a league of its own. Longevity is average, I get around 5 hours on my skin (excellent for an EDC), and this is a skin scent on me.

I agree with other reviewers that Eau De Cartier is not something to analyze in-depth or elaborate on, espcially if you compare it to any masterpiece from Cartier or any other house of the same rank. But as a separately stanging fragrance with its own unique personality or in comparison to many others within the family (especially cheap variations) Eau de Cartier certainly stands out. Very well made, smooth,elegant, with persistent sillage and longevity. I didn't notice it when I first sprayed it on my hand, but when I put it on, it smelled somewhat familiar, like Prada Infusion d'iris because of its powdery note. Apparently it's the violet leave that gives it a powdery touch. I mostly bought it because I love and admire Cartier as a perfume house, so I had to have a full bottle in my collection. But even though I have more than enough clean and fresh perfumes, Eau de Cartier will have a special place among them.A definite successful blind buy, worthy of repurchasing. It's really hard to deny and ignore Cartier quality.

EAU DE CARTIER is more of a light chypre than an aromatic fragrance to my nose, as the bergamot and lavender, usually loud in aromatic openings, are here rather low key. Instead, I find the dominant and persistent notes, curiously enough, to be coriander and a je ne sais quoi note--what I presume (ignorantly...) is yuzu? But the cedar-amber-musk-light patchouli amalgam in the drydown comes quickly enough to make this a quasi-linear scent. Other reviewers have spoken of yachts, of which I unfortunately have no experience, but I do get the feeling of walking along the piers of a northshore town, perhaps Dunkirk, as this fragrance seems warm yet cool all at the same time--something like the feeling of a light mist of sea spray that has dried on one's face in the sun. True to its intended market, EAU DE CARTIER is a unisex fragrance, with all that this implies, above all, a savory, even salty, rather than sweet or heavily floral demeanor. On my skin, EAU DE CARTIER has good lasting power and minimal sillage in the edt.

As a lover of violet notes I figured I'd like this and approached it with an open mind as my first experience of Cartier had not been to my taste I thought it was quite a brave and classy scent for the right guy. This however is not really outstanding for me, it's alright though, fresh opening and you do get the violet note which is not at all intrusive or sweet but for me creates more of a soapy neroli accord. This changes into more of a recognisable violet smell as it settles on my skin after 20 mins or so. I get Cedar in there too which does complement the fresh composition all in all. I'll be honest it's a tad on the boring side for me but not unpleasant if you like this kind of scent. It reminds me a little of something like Mugler cologne but somewhat less green. I was thoroughly impressed by the previous Cartier fragrance I tried in terms of sillage and longevity which were both huge! It might just be my skin but this was pathetically short lived.

Eau de Cartier is for those who value discretion, lightness and effortless sophistication. It is suitable for both men and women, especially those who appreciate the aesthetics of refined cologne with a modern touch. It is ideal for minimalists, lovers of clean and balanced perfumes, and people who are sensitive to overly invasive fragrances. It is a timeless fragrance that remains relevant more than two decades after its launch. Its transparent and elegant construction is an example of how simplicity can be synonymous with sophistication. It is not a perfume to impress crowds, but rather for those who appreciate quiet luxury. Final Score: 8.5/10 Light, elegant and refined. A discreet classic that never goes out of style. Performance Lasting power: Moderate (5 to 7 hours on the skin) Projection: Soft to moderate (closer to the skin) Sillage: Discreet, ideal for indoors or continuous use

Was ever so excited to receive my freshly ordered package of the 6.7 oz of this scent. After skin testing it for a day here's my impression-- it's perfectly unisex. At first spray it's that lemon cologne blast you'd expect from an Italian barber-- I'm a woman, but I know that smell! After it settles in for a couple of minutes, the citrus morphs into a very distinctly aromatic almost herbaceous musky lime. It stays there for a long time before slowly morphing into the more subtle violet leaf with just a touch of cedar, and then disappearing. I invested in this scent in high hopes of a more citrus/cedar/patchouli intermix, so I'm a bit disappointed that the cedar and patchouli are none existent to my nose. I also wish the scent was more long-lasting, especially for the price point its offered.

I think the ones who posted negative reviews about this fragrance would need to take in mind that this "Eau de Cartier" in my opinion is a cologne to spray lavishly after a bath or shower, to relax and maybe getting ready to go to bed and have a pleasant essence while you sleep or after a morning shower in a regular day without the intention to impress anyone but just to feel comfortable and ready to do your errands in a weekend or a normal day at work. I think all the notes are well combined to give this sense of freshness and cleanness just for a peaceful night of sleep or regular normal day. I think Cartier has other fragrances much better of course more intended to impress in a date or special occasion, but nonetheless this one is a nice choice for those relaxing moments.

I like to look back on old reviews from time to time just to check if I was completely off the mark or not? In this instance I think my original review below is pretty accurate and largely, I stick to those sentiments. One addition I will make is that the opening really does have a potent, fizzy, lemon note with all the extra bitterness of grapefruit... anyone familiar with Japanese cuisine will know as Yuzu. Then it settles to the mildly white floral and violets affair which is pretty classy and does alright by me. I have a horrendous cold today and in truth can't really smell much but the faint wafts I'm getting as I deliberately sniff myself are pleasant.

This is my personal experience with this frag and how I would describe it.when I first smelt it, it was on a piece of paper and the smell was a chemical one kinda like faranheith by dior so I said what the heck it give it shot. I put some on my wrist and at first I got a lime with grass which was ok. After about five min it changed to a sour orange salty sea. Within 15 min its now a soft flower with some of the top notes still lingering. Overall its defenatly takes you on a trip through what would think be somewhere in france. Would I buy a big bottle of it? Probably not but its still a lovely fragrance. Not sure what it is but it has its charm.

The first spray of this scent is refreshing due to the citrus notes and then the dry down is a nice skin scent, but what happens in between with the yuzu makes it more of a 2.5 on a scale of 1 to 5 for me. Why? Yuzu to my nose has a fig note. It's not cloying. Rather, it's an oddly rotting smell that I detect whenever citrus and fig are blended in other scents and for some reason it is present in this for me. The only thing I can pin it to is the yuzu. I sure wish I could love it, though, because my bottle of Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Yuzu is also unwearable for me for the same reason. :/

What a lovely scent!! It's like Love Affair Homme Eisenberg for men but lighter and smoother with some citrus!! Oh, just a moment to stick my nose on my skin to feel it! Wait! Where did it go? I sprayed myself exactly twenty minutes ago!! Oh, where is it? As you understood, this is a wonderful unisex fragrance, but the longevity and the projection are TERRIBLE, so weak, so poor!! Do you know the Clinique Happy Clinique for men? Much much weaker and poorer. Its a pity, it is a good juice but useless. I cannot carry the bottle in order to spray me every 10-15 minutes.

This is a very wearable, cheerful aromatic that to my nose is very similar to Balenciaga L'Essence. The slightly sugary violet overwhelms the yuzu and citrus, which feel more like the base notes. It's a clean skin scent, feminine- but not too girly- perfect for summer. I would almost say you could blind buy this for a younger every-woman, it's so accessible. The downside is longevity- it doesn't last more than about three hours on my skin, and sillage isn't great either. But nor is it expensive, so it can be reapplied every few hours without guilt.

Very safe, likeable and refreshing. This invokes the same feeling of being on a hill in the English countryside in mid June, where there are beautiful flowers like honeysuckle and heliotrope, there is a chilling breeze coupled with a perfect, moderate sun and you are surrounded by empty meadows of green freshness. The texture is kind of dewy and watery which characterises the scent as a summer pick. It’s lovely but a little too forgettable because there is nothing distinguished about it. It’s very similar to Hermes in personality.

A refreshing and very likeable soft composition that should work as a perfect example of how it's still possible to make a good "eau" avoiding the tipycal "neroli formula". Citruses and violet leaf on top, soft woods and spices in the base. Simple but extremely refined. As long as you don't expect a super longevity or any sillage, this is quite satisfying (don't forget this is an "aqua"). To be used without moderation! One of the very few in this genre that I really enjoy! Very Nice. Rating: 7/10

I cannot for the love of god tell you what this smells like. No matter how many times I wore it, I always forgot and had to re-smell it. For sure it is a clean, basic scent, with little hints of citruses and flowers. It is pretty intimate and doesn't really project so I ended up using it in combination with other perfumes, like Olympea or Soleil Blanc and it perfectly complements others: it makes other fragrances pop or helps tone down their thickness and sweetness.