Eau de Cartier EDT

Eau de Cartier EDT by Cartier

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About The Product:

A rush of yuzu and bergamot brings the scent to life with a clean citrus brightness that feels crisp, airy, and instantly refined, while coriander adds a subtle aromatic edge that gives the freshness more character and keeps it polished rather than simple. As it unfolds, violet leaf, violet, and lavender soften the composition with a cool floral aromatic touch that feels smooth and elegant, before cedar, musk, white amber, and patchouli settle into a transparent woody trail that feels fresh, modern, and effortlessly sophisticated.

Eau de Cartier was launched in 2001. The nose behind this fragrance is Christine Nagel

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About The Brand:

Cartier is known for its rings and timepieces and is a family owned and operated business. The brand's offerings expanded to include leather goods, pens and scarves in the 1970s, and fragrances in 1981. Must de Cartier for women and Santos de Cartier for men were introduced in 1981. Several fragrances have been launched over the years, many bearing the same names as the company's jewelry collections and timepieces.