Cartier Declaration Eau de Toilette (sample)

The latest masterpiece, Declaration, from the Fashion House of Cartier, was created in 1998 under the guidance of the top-class perfumer, Jean-Claude Ellena. This scent is often described as "aristocratic." Its spicy-woody composition symbolizes the authority and masculinity of the wearer. The harmonious combination of noble woods and the sharp bitterness of spices emphasizes the wealth and success of the man, while the zesty freshness of citrus hints at his boldness and determination, and the sensual notes of leather and amber add a unique charm and sexiness.

All the notes of the rich aromatic pyramid of Declaration intertwinely harmoniously with one another, creating a unique composition that reveals unexpected facets. The fresh start of the bouquet is filled with invigorating notes of citrus and the smoky sharpness of birch bark. The rich spicy accord at the heart of the perfume fluctuates with many facets: now the bitterness of wormwood emerges, now the sharpness of cardamom or the spicy hint of white pepper takes the forefront. Pleasant warmth to the scent is provided by the woody accords of cedar, juniper, oakmoss, and vetiver.