Cartier Declaration D'un Soir Eau De Toilette Spray for Men, 30 ml

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The black pepper, cardamom, and caraway create a spicy note that feels slightly bitter, green, earthy, minty, and woody, it and creates a unique, different, masculine, and pleasant opening with a vetiver-like accord. Around the 3rd hour the rose note seems to fade into the background but is somehow reactivated by humid air after hours in dry air-conditioning. I imagine that to the average nose, this smells like a very very expensive fragrance that can't be purchased just anywhere. Now, before you cumin-haters start wailing, let me say that Déclaration d’un Soir’s cumin is dry and delicate; I barely notice the cumin in this fragrance.

I wouldn't wait much longer though, since Yves Rocher is now discontinuing that one now, replacing it with Bois de Sauge - a much inferior creation by Ambroxan-perfumer Sonia Constant.About two years ago when I first started smelling these Déclaration and flankers I was kinda torn on if I liked them or not. Declaration d’Un Soir is like the petals of that same exquisite rose scattered in a layer over a sparkling fountain—or a bathtub scented with rare spices.

This would be a superb go-to fragrance for everyday use--I can imagine wearing it almost anywhere without it seeming heavy. The perfumer Mathilde Laurent created this version under the concept of freeing the men, encouraging them to make passionate statements. From the very beginning, green notes are felt from the skin, as if the rose is mixed with the stem and leaves, while the rose sounds very natural.Performance is okay, probably because I wore this right after taking a shower and my dry skin isn't very nice to most perfumes. I love Declaration, and although this flanker centres around a delightfully piquant rose note (one I can almost taste) it retains the original's heart: peppery-spice, warm nutmeg, and skin-smell cumin/caraway notes. The opening is undeniably rose-centered, with a soft, velvety, rose-petal accord greeting you unabashedly. Versace The Dreamer EDT is a good, classy, mid, tobacco, floral, powdery iris, resinous amber, herbal artemisia, and juniper fragrance.

To talk about passion and romance, she decided to take the risk and bring the rose as a central ingredient, changing the olfactory signature of the line, which has always worked on manly notes of cardamom, coriander, caraway, and vetiver. With this the user can measure the advertising ROI as well as track Flash, video, and social networking sites and applications. It’s also a great option if you just need to add something more suitable for evening, although I don’t think it has any qualities that particularly restrict it to one time of day. Some find it like (amouage lyric men) and (Moschino toy poy) because of the rose note, as well as (acqua di gio profumo) because of the wood and incense, but d'un soir has an independent personality, and many find it, including me, that it is very special and beautiful.

As a matter of fact the tangy pepper in the drydown is reminiscent to Terre d'Hermes Eau Tres Fraiche, to me. It's not as peppery as Toy Boy by Moschino, it feels absolutely unisex to my nose (all scents are unisex for me whatsoever but I get the marketing pushing certain scents to certain gender) and it is so well composed that it feels like a niche release. Sometimes they did come across as “cat pee” as many have suggested, but I learned to be patient with the juices and now wait for the great dry downs. So, it is a perfume that starts hot and then turns into a scent of rose and ends with a soft and elegant sandalwood scent with a touch of incense, high quality ingredients that most designer perfumes miss. That said, this could be a work scent if you have a BIT more of an effeminate character, but it is very sexy on slightly more dominant men.

Korean Beauty, or K-Beauty, has taken the skincare and beauty world by storm with its innovative and comprehensive approach to achieving radiant and youthful skin. Perfumes are often designed with top, middle and base notes, and designed to smell different based on the time after application.Between the perfume version of Déclaration, d’un Soir and L’Envol I’m finding these three are being used more than my large stashes of Guerlains that I own. Overall thoughts: Performance is great, especially considering it maintains the character of the rose throughout. That beautiful rose is accompanied by lots of pepper and some tones of sandalwood - I even detect bits of citrus notes as well. He was most likely thinking of Tuscan wine, and I often have similar thoughts over a glass of Chianti—even some of the most humble small production wines from that region can be transcendental).