Cartier Declaration Perfume

Cartier is about as fine a brand as there can be, a jewel house that eventually expanded into other products as well. The brand also has a wide range of fragrances to choose from, with many that are from a very high price point, among some of the most expensive that one could purchase. Other's are not as expensive and are still great scents that have survived the test of time.

Declaration is a cologne from Cartier that has been around since 1998. It was created by the nose of Jean-Claude Ellena, a perfumer who has worked with many other top brands such as Armani, Bvlgari, Hermes and YSL.

Cartier Declaration

A complex cologne, with a lot of different notes combined to create the experience that it is.

The top notes include bitter orange caraway, birch, bergamot, coriander, artemisia, neroli and mandarin orange. This layer has spice, citrus and aroma, with a very slight hint of wood. On to the heart notes which include Guatemalan cardamom, pepper, ginger, iris, juniper, cinnamon, orris root and jasmine. With a heart like that one get a lot of spice.

At the base, one finds Tahitian vetiver, tea, cedar, oakmoss, leather and amber. Creating a mix of warmer notes along with earthiness. This makes for a great space for all the aromatics, spice and hints of florals to be centred in.

Cartier Declaration is super versatile and can be worn in the day or night, and during any season. The kind of scent it is allows for this to be possible, given all the notes that are fused within each layer.

Comments

Declaration by Cartier is towards a mid-range price, which means it is relatively expensive for the Pakistani market as a perishable product. It is a very highly regarded cologne in the market with great reviews as well as a lot of higher rated votes.