Cartier Pasha De Eau de toilette 100 ml

My first impression of the notes, before I smelled it, was like, okay, yes, we could become friends. When I sprayed it on, I realized I was not disappointed. An exciting combination of freshness and warmth at the same time, somewhat like being in a sauna with essential oils. If this freshness were a steam infusion, it would probably be some kind of green fresh scent. The warmth is actually only in the background with amber. So, a really great perfume that is worth trying. Longevity might be a small downside, as well as the sillage. But the price-performance ratio is okay. I have never smelled this combination before.

My first impression of the notes, before I smelled it, was like, okay, yes, we could become friends. When I sprayed it on, I realized I was not disappointed. An exciting combination of freshness and warmth at the same time, somewhat like being in a sauna with essential oils. If this freshness were a steam infusion, it would probably be some kind of green fresh scent. The warmth is actually only in the background with amber. So, a really great perfume that is worth trying. Longevity might be a small downside, as well as the sillage. But the price-performance ratio is okay. I have never smelled this combination before.

I've known Pasha since the 90s and I had almost forgotten about it, as the new brands in the niche world were too tempting! Luckily, I was able to acquire a bottle again (this time the perfume) and I am totally happy with it. Since Pasha is quite linear, I'll skip the top, heart, and base notes. I can mainly identify herbal and balsamic notes, which are nicely supported by the sandalwood and patchouli. The scent definitely has an old-school vibe and hasn't lost anything from the original in that regard. I can highly recommend Pasha to anyone looking for a "simple" fragrance that surely no one will dislike. Sillage and longevity are good, but not overwhelming.

I've known Pasha since the 90s and I had almost forgotten about it, as the new brands in the niche world were too tempting! Luckily, I was able to acquire a bottle again (this time the perfume) and I am totally happy with it. Since Pasha is quite linear, I'll skip the top, heart, and base notes. I can mainly identify herbal and balsamic notes, which are nicely supported by the sandalwood and patchouli. The scent definitely has an old-school vibe and hasn't lost anything from the original in that regard. I can highly recommend Pasha to anyone looking for a "simple" fragrance that surely no one will dislike. Sillage and longevity are good, but not overwhelming.

By chance, I sniffed this fragrance at Kaufhof on the Kö, normally I don't like Cartier scents, but this sweet-spicy fragrance immediately captivated me. The Pasha has a high quality of ingredients, nothing smells synthetic, anyone looking for a sweet version of Costumme National Homme with subtle spiciness will find it right with Pasha. I can still smell this after 8 hours, albeit close to the skin. It is a fragrance for those over 40!