Pasha de Cartier Parfum

Pasha de Cartier Parfum opens with a strong projection of very sweet, ambery, musky, and boozy notes. The opening is bold, mature, elegant, unique, and dense. The liquor, benzoin, and ambrocenide are the opening prominent notes. The liquor is a noticeable alcoholic note, boozy, but without a particular facet. The benzoin adds a warm, resinous, dense, sweet, with a vanilla-like note that makes the fragrance feel delicious. The ambrocenide is a particular note, it gives the fragrance a unique character, this comes across as resinous, sharp, dry, woody, ambery, slightly animalic, with a musky oudy touch, at least initially. The opening is short-live, the rest of the notes come up very quickly. The sandalwood and tonka develop adding a creamy, milky, sweet, nutty, caramel, rich, and very warm note, they also make the fragrance feel dry but not powdery. The balsam fir and patchouli add a woody green resinous touch. The last note is the labdanum, which supports and blends with the ambrocenide. The labdanum is distinguishable, ambery, slightly musky animalic, sweet, fruity, with a faint leathery accord. The fragrance has a few and noticeable opening to dry down changes, the opening is brief, and during this moment, the fragrance is intense, the notes have very sharp edges, the benzoin has a noticeable honey-like touch, and the musk animalic nuance of the ambrocenide reaches its peak. Towards the dry down, these sharp edges smooth out under the effects of the sandalwood and tonka, the fragrance becomes dry; the balsam fir and patchouli become noticeable with some green grassy and forest touches, and the labdanum surfaces with its ambery, sweet, leathery, and fruity notes. Finally, the initial musky animalic touch takes a step back becoming a projecting note instead of a featured one. Once Pasha De Cartier Parfum has reached its full dry down, it can be summarized as a strong projection, very sweet, resinous, sandalwood, benzoin, tonka, boozy, liquor, musky, ambrocenide, and labdanum fragrance with green and spicy accords. The fragrance feels ambery, slightly animalic, bold, boozy, casual, comforting, delectable, dense, dry, exotic, fruity, high-quality, intense, inviting, long-lasting, masculine, modern, nicely-blended, resinous, rare, rich, seductive, sweet, syrupy, warm, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020 (#9GBB). WOW RATING: 9/10. A deliciously sweet, boozy, and resinous fragrance. DISLIKE RATING: 2/10. The liquor and a slight musky animalic accords are noticeable. UNIQUENESS: 10/10. The ambrocenide and liquor give this fragrance a unique character. MASS APPEAL: 7/10. The delectable sweetness of the fragrance will catch many followers. PROJECTION: 5/10. Good, about 5 feet around the wearer. SILLAGE: 6/10. Very good, about 6 feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: 4 atomizations. LONGEVITY: 7/10. Excellent, about 6 hours, it projects well for over 4 hours. SEASONS: Winter, fall, colder days, nighttime, and climate-controlled environments. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, casual, holidays, vacations, romantic, dating, clubbing. VERSATILITY: 6/10. A great fragrance for casual nightwear. GENDER: Masculine. The liquor leans the fragrance to the masculine side. AGES: 30 and above. RECOMMENDATION: Pasha de Cartier Parfum can be found for about $70. It is a unique, sweet, resinous, and boozy fragrance with excellent performance. This is a great buy. BLIND-BUY: No, sample it first. The scent of ambrocenide is a peculiar tone. SIMILAR: These are examples of fragrances in the same genre. • Animale “Animale” EDT Men is a very good, very sweet, fruity, floral, green, tobacco fragrance. • Giorgio Armani Code Profumo EDP is a very good, intense, sweet, tonka, leather, spicy cardamom, and nutmeg fragrance. • Killian Single Malt EDP is a great, sweet, vanilla, fruity plum, boozy whiskey-like, and resinous fragrance • Nasomatto Baraonda is a fantastic, intense, slightly sweet, boozy, whiskey, and woody fragrance • Carolina Herrera 212 VIP EDT is a very good, mild, boozy, vodka, ginger, fruity, leather, and woody fragrance. • Thierry Mugler Angel Men Pure Malt EDT is bold, boozy, fruity, and woody, a great one. • Mercedes-Benz Club Black EDT Men is superb, sweet vanilla, benzoin, smoky incense, and woody fragrance • Emporio Armani Stronger With You EDT is a very good, sweet vanilla, nutty chestnut, fruity, cardamom, and woody fragrance. • Guerlain L’Homme Ideal EDP is a very good, sweet, cherry, nutty almond, vanilla, tonka, and leather fragrance. • Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille EDP is a delicious balsamic, vanilla, spicy, woody, and sweet fragrance. • Parfums De Marly Oajan EDP is a great, intense, spicy, cinnamon, sweet, honey, vanilla, tonka bean, and resinous fragrance. • Pasha De Cartier Parfum is a great, intense, very sweet, resinous, sandalwood, benzoin, tonka, boozy, liquor, musky, ambrocenide, and labdanum fragrance. SUMMARY: A strong projection, very sweet, resinous, sandalwood, benzoin, tonka, boozy, liquor, musky, ambrocenide, and labdanum fragrance with green and spicy accords. The fragrance feels ambery, slightly animalic, bold, boozy, casual, comforting, delectable, dense, dry, exotic, fruity, high-quality, intense, inviting, long-lasting, masculine, modern, nicely-blended, resinous, rare, rich, seductive, sweet, syrupy, warm, and very pleasant.

Pasha de Cartier Parfum is one of my favourites and is a fragrance that I will always keep in my fragrance cabinet. It is an oriental fougere that is a very rich amber, balsamic and woody with a beautiful touch of fresh green fir balsam that breaks the heavy rich ambery and boozy sweetness. It opens up with intense deep ambery and slightly smoky notes that are sweetened up with some boozy notes that remind me of some herbal liquor. The fougere, green note comes from the fir balsam (or fir balsam-like raw materials). There is a slightly creamy sandalwood dryness to it that gives it a nice solid base. I can pick-up all the notes in the description although I don’t get very distinct benzoin, tonka and patchouli notes. What I do get is a distinct ambrocenide, fir balsam, labdanum, liquor and sandalwood notes. I find it suitable for all season apart from summer where it could be too intense and heavy. The performance is above average. Longevity is in the 10-13 hours range (on light skin) while the projection is in the more moderete range at about arms length. It is going to project well for 2-3 hours after that time it starts sitting closer to the skin and will become a bit more intimate but still quite strong. The scent itself is very linear and well blended and will stay practically intact for the duration of its life. It is a very sophisticated, rich, deep, luxurious and very gentlemanly fragrance. As such it is best suited to a sophisticated, well dressed, self assured and polite gentleman. On that note I must say that it may not appeal to people under the age of 25 since it isn’t your typical style of easy going fresh blue fragrance that is very popular these days. If you enjoy fougere fragrances this one strikes the perfect balance of old school barbershop fragrances that has been thoughtfully modernised to not smell dated and too austere. All and all I think this is a lovely fragrance in the (oriental) fougere genre that is modern but still classic, dry, deep and ambery with a touch of sweetness and an air of sophistication. Definitely worth the price. P. S.: My wife likes it as well which is always a good sign. Edit: After trying Drakkar Noir I came to conclude that Pasha de Cartier Parfum is a heavier, richer and sweeter interpretation on the fresh piney fougere scent profile. They both have that fir balsam / pine green freshness that is distinctly masculine and sophisticated.

Fragrance Journal Entry #01 Pasha de Cartier Parfum The Sunday Barbershop Pasha de Cartier Parfum holds a special place in my collection because it was one of my very first fragrances and, somewhat boldly, a blind buy. At the time I was searching for what I imagined as my “Sunday fragrance.” Something that felt like a classic barbershop experience. Clean, put together, but relaxed and effortless. The opening is bold. On the first spray you are met with a rich wave of spicy amber and a subtle boozy warmth. I personally love this introduction, though I can easily see how it might feel a bit strong or harsh for some. Fortunately, the fragrance quickly settles into itself. As it dries down, the sharper spices soften and blend into a smoother warmth. The boozy character becomes more rounded and comfortable, and I suspect the tonka bean is what introduces that creamy softness that ties everything together. What emerges is a beautifully modern interpretation of the classic barbershop style. You get the structure of a clean fougère with aromatic spices, a gentle warmth from the amber, and a soft almost powdery quality that gives the fragrance a relaxed elegance without ever feeling dusty or dated. What I find most interesting about Pasha de Cartier Parfum is the image it evokes. When I smell this fragrance I picture someone like a history professor. The kind of person who has lived a full and interesting life and now spends his time sharing stories, ideas, and wisdom with others. It carries a calm confidence and a quiet sophistication. Many people say you should be over thirty to wear this fragrance. I disagree. If you have the confidence and the composure to wear something classic, Pasha works at any age. In the end this is a fragrance about presence rather than youth. It feels timeless, thoughtful, and comfortably refined.

Pasha de Cartier Parfum is the perfect translation of a modern classic with a refined soul. Launched in 2020, this reinterpretation of the iconic original Pasha brings a deeper, warmer and more elegant look at contemporary masculinity. Created by renowned perfumer Mathilde Laurent, the perfume combines intensity and sophistication in an amber fougère aura that embraces luxury with discretion. Performance Long-lasting: Excellent – lasts 8 to 10 hours on the skin, and can last even longer in mild climates. Projection: Moderate to high in the first few hours, becoming more intimate after drying, but still noticeable and enveloping. Sillage (trail): Elegant and notable. Leaves a refined, striking trail without being invasive. Use Occasions Pasha Parfum is a perfume for special moments. Ideal for: Cool, mild evenings Social events, dinners, romantic encounters Formal corporate environments, when used in moderation Nighttime use – especially when you want to make a striking and elegant impression Despite its more sober and warm side, it can also be used during the day by confident men who appreciate rich and full-bodied fragrances. Final Considerations Pasha de Cartier Parfum is a perfume that exudes maturity, elegance and power. It masterfully balances tradition and modernity, being a sure choice for the man who appreciates sophisticated and personality-filled fragrances. At the same time comfortable and imposing, it does not shout: it whispers authority. Final score: 9.2 / 10 An enveloping perfume, with excellent performance and a distinct olfactory signature. An amber fougère with liqueur and woody touches that stands out for its elegance and refinement. Ideal for those looking for a contemporary classic with a striking presence.

Pasha de Cartier. I can't truly drscribe the scent, but I'll try. This beast starts with a blast of sweet booze. It's smoky, smooth and polished. After a while the sandlewood, benzoin and patch kick in. The drydown( another 10 mins) is sweet, boozy and slightly animalic. It's not truly stinky but there's something dirthy and unclean- reminscent of sloght body odour. That's about it. The frag is rather linear- the end result is a combo of balsam fir, liquoer, benzoin, patchouli and sandlewood. Everything else is in the background. It never turns cloyong or overly heavy though. Father linear as it doesn't truly change in time I see this as a cold weather scent- autumn(perfect),winter and early, colder spring days. This gets too heavy in high heat and combined with sweat it turns super stinky and amps up the animalic qualities. This is masculine- heavy, boozy, slightly sweet. A woman in her 40es can probably pull it off. I see it as a date night scent/casual as it has depth, some sweetness and playfulness. I don't think that this is office appropriate. In conclusion- classy, boozy, slightly sweet, but not in a gourmond way. Smooth, properly blended with no sharp edges. Great longevity, sits close to the skin however( doesn't leave a trail and is pretty timid in terms of projection). Rather masculine, cold weather scent, better for dressed up occasions. Date night appropriate, bussiness meetings as well. Can be found for a bargain online. Would repurchase, but only when ot's heavily discounted. This doesn't deserve full prive, simply because of projection issues imo. 7.5/10 a gem among designers