Must de Cartier Gold

9 reseñas

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• VainillaDulce

  September 11, 2017

  

  I fell in love with Cartier Must Gold from the very first moment; its elegant, wonderful vintage-style bottle says it all in every line of its structure. Cartier Must Gold smells of opulence, beautiful white flowers with their leaves and stems, a sunny day that turns the fragrance creamy, warm, and embracing. It behaves like precious silk brushing against the skin, an elegance floating in the air, holding within itself that style of eighties fragrances, but tamed, educated, refined in its manners. It shares that same elegant, minimalist style of Narciso Rodríguez fragrances without sharing any common notes; generally, Narciso scents have musk, but Must Gold has no musk, only beautiful green notes, white flowers, I sense something citrusy not listed in the olfactory pyramid, a comforting and very elegant vanilla that embraces and supports the perfume in a way that seems sublime to me. I imagine Vivien Leigh as the image of this perfume, with the musical backdrop of Enya’s Caribbean Blue. Longevity is about 6 hours, moderate sillage.

• Casablanca77

  April 7, 2018

  

  Cartier Gold Must brings together vintage and modern styles at its purest. It’s a sober and elegant fragrance that opens with an imperious galbanum, not an obnoxious one, lacking that usual bitter and astringent aftertaste this plant gives, perhaps softened by osmanthus that modernizes it and dresses it for new generations, adding that special touch for those who already loved Cartier’s Must. Its green notes enchant me throughout the dry down, announcing a vanilla that doesn’t transform into gourmand but caresses the stems with supreme beauty; there we have the unmistakable seal of the house: a slightly oriental, green fragrance sprinkled with creaminess. Focused for a natural woman who loves nature but carefully inspects her wardrobe when dressing, who organizes her drawers to the millimeter and dares not speak a word above or below even if she thinks she’s right; a woman who doesn’t reveal herself through her tongue, but through her integrity and firm thought. Solidity and personality.

• Beremora

  January 8, 2020

  

  It’s a delicious and elegant aroma for those who enjoy green notes, slightly powdery and clean florals. It has nothing to do with Cartier’s Must; it’s a different perfume, of high quality, long-lasting, and with good projection. However, it didn’t work well with my chemistry; despite liking this type of scent, there’s a note that gives me a headache and it broke down to smell like insecticide. It wasn’t my skin pH, but maybe it suits other ladies much better. Highly recommended to test on skin; in my opinion, it’s a good option for mature women.

• Beremora

  January 17, 2020

  

  It’s a delicious and elegant aroma for those who enjoy green notes, slightly powdery and clean florals. It has nothing to do with Cartier’s Must; it’s a different perfume, high quality, long-lasting, and with good projection. However, it didn’t work well with my chemistry; despite liking this type of scent, one note bothered me and broke down until it smelled like insecticide. It wasn’t my skin’s pH, but maybe it suits other ladies much better. Highly recommended to test on skin; in my opinion, it’s a good option for mature women.

• Mayfly

  October 24, 2020

  

  I see many classify this as green. Maybe it’s my skin’s effect, but for me, who loves green perfumes, those notes don’t stand out. On my skin, it smells cosmetic; not bad quality, since Cartier never smells bad, but it’s the opposite of what I expected from a green fragrance. Compared to other feminine scents, it’s not that sweet. But the vanilla, flowers, and oriental touch make it quite heavy. I’d say it wears its name ‘Gold’ well; the aroma makes me think of golden balm. I agree with those who identified it with mature women; I can’t picture a 25-year-old wearing this. It’s a well-made perfume, but I don’t think it will be the favorite of many green lovers.

• Silvi_del_agua

  January 18, 2022

  

  Its opening is warm with a super fresh green touch (the galbanum really shines here). As it settles, it becomes a barely sweet vanilla with a bouquet of wild herbs that don’t quite reach bitterness and a powdery hint. It’s a warm, soft, and elegant aroma. Refined in a vintage style, but without the beastly potency of old-school perfumes. It reminded me of luxury body creams from the early 90s.

• Silvi_del_agua

  January 21, 2022

  

  Its opening is warm with a super fresh green touch (galbanum shines here). As it settles, it becomes a barely sweet vanilla with a bouquet of wild herbs that don’t reach bitterness and a powdery hint. It’s a warm, soft, and elegant scent. Refined in a vintage style, but without the beastly power of perfumes from the past. It reminded me of the smell of luxury body creams from the early 90s.

• MissOlores

  March 29, 2023

  

  I went to the store just to try it out. Upon spraying it, the first thing I noticed was spicy, without that green touch others like. I expected it to be more potent, but the first hour was a warm and rich scent; then, after an hour, it turned into a talcum powder smell. By five hours, it barely lingers on the skin with that rich powdery scent. It’s a beautiful perfume, but I didn’t take it home because it doesn’t add anything new to my collection. In fact, it reminds me almost scandalously of Dana’s Tabu that I’ve had for over 35 years; even the powdery Tabu smells the same. Of course, Must is about five times less potent than Tabu, which is a true jewel and a bomb at the same time. It’s a classic with a gorgeous bottle that I’ll one day gift to my mother to apologize for having appropriated her beloved Tabu, which she started using at 14.

• MissOlores

  April 14, 2023

  

  I went to the store just to try it out. The first thing I noticed upon spraying was a spicy note, lacking that green touch others enjoy. I expected something more potent; the first hour was a warm, rich scent, but after an hour, it turned into baby powder. By the five-hour mark, it barely lingered on the skin with that powdery richness. It’s a beautiful perfume, but I didn’t buy it because it didn’t add anything new to my collection. In fact, it reminds me almost scandalously of Dana’s Tabu, which I’ve owned for over 35 years—even the Tabu powder smells the same. Of course, Must is about five times less potent than Tabu, which is a true jewel and a bomb all at once. It’s a classic in a gorgeous bottle that I’ll one day gift to my mother to apologize for appropriating her beloved Tabu, which she started wearing at just 14.