Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire Sport

16 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• alfredo hernandez

  August 7, 2016

  

  Hey, I just tried this while looking for D&G The One Eau de Parfum. The scent is good—citrusy, sweet, and it clings to the skin well—but citrus notes always smell the same to me; I think I only need three or four in my collection. The bottle is gorgeous; I’d love to own it if someone gifted it to me, but I wouldn’t buy it since I already have others in that style. To reiterate: it smells nice and lasts, but the scent doesn’t really motivate me.

• cupcake20

  March 22, 2017

  

  It follows the line of the other sports scents: fresh, aquatic, with a cedar and sandalwood finish. On skin, it doesn’t last long. Personally, it doesn’t fully convince me.

• cupcake20

  March 28, 2017

  

  It follows the line of the other sports: fresh, aquatic, with a final touch of cedar and sandalwood. On my skin, it doesn’t last long. Personally, it’s a fragrance that doesn’t fully convince me.

• Mike83

  August 27, 2017

  

  Attractive, aquatic, citrusy, with fresh, sweet, and ambered projection, but poor longevity and soft sillage. In the dry-down, green notes appear. The bottle is nice, but the contents are disappointing. Sometimes it reminds me of Perry Ellis Platinum Label. It costs too much for the poor performance it delivers.

• Oscarin

  April 24, 2018

  

  It’s a captivating scent: citrusy, fresh, and slightly sweet. I bought the Noire version expecting the classic Pasha and really liked it. Now I regret the purchase: I don’t recommend it. It smells rich, but the trail and longevity are very short; I barely felt it after 30 minutes. I applied it at noon, and by 5 PM, when I rubbed my skin, I detected sandalwood and cedar, but very faintly.

• Oscarin

  April 27, 2018

  

  Captivating, citrusy, fresh, and slightly sweet. I bought it expecting it to be like the classic Pasha and liked the contribution, but I regret it: I don’t recommend it. It smells good, but the sillage and longevity are extremely short; after 30 minutes, I can’t even smell it. By 5 PM, after rubbing it on my skin, I only detected very light sandalwood and cedar.

• svazquez7

  April 20, 2021

  

  I initially liked the Pasha Édition Noire, but it never felt worthy of Cartier. The ‘youthful fragrance’ notes don’t help; it smells like the pile of blue perfumes on the market, lacking its own personality. It has similarities to Montblanc Legend, which I hate. It’s not that it smells bad, but it’s missing something: character. If it were from Lacoste, Abercrombie, or Hollister, I’d pass it on, but not from a prestigious French jewelry house like this. Also, the longevity is mediocre with a moderate to weak trail.

• svazquez7

  May 5, 2021

  

  At first, I liked it, but it never felt worthy of Cartier. The ‘youthful fragrance’ notes don’t help; it smells like the generic blue scents on the market, lacking personality. It has that Montblanc Legend vibe that I don’t like. It doesn’t smell bad, but it lacks character. You can forgive Lacoste or Hollister for that, but not a prestigious jewelry brand. Mediocre longevity and weak sillage.

• Pabloufum

  December 18, 2021

  

  I tried it and, aside from a less sharp opening, it smells 98% like Trussardi Uomo 2011. The curious thing is they don’t share notes, yet they’re very similar. I like it because I like Trussardi, but I wouldn’t buy it since I already have the Italian version, which is cheaper and of equal or better quality.

• Adal_Litmanen

  July 28, 2022

  

  I don’t get why they discontinued the Fraicheur Menthe masterpiece to launch this generic stuff that smells like Axe deodorant.

• beto_ruiz

  March 2, 2023

  

  Pasha Edition Noire Sport is aromatic, woody, and fresh. Opens with citrus, floral, and aquatic accords with green violet touches. Over time, it gains body, woods, and a slight amber, leathery tone without losing its freshness. It’s a flanker that keeps the freshness better than the original, great for semi-formal settings or hanging out with friends, but not for the gym. Lasts 8 hours with normal projection. Reminds me of Trussardi Uomo 2011, especially in the dry-down with those violet, wood, amber, and leather notes.

• beto_ruiz

  March 17, 2023

  

  La Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire Sport is aromatic, woody, and fresh. It opens with citrus, floral, and aquatic notes, almost certainly with violet leaves for that green (or ozonic) touch. Over time, it gains depth with more wood and a slight amber, leathery nuance without losing its freshness. As a flanker of the Edition Noire, the difference is that it keeps those fresh, aquatic notes going longer. It works well in semi-formal or formal settings—not for the gym, but great for hanging out with friends or going to the movies. It lasted 8 hours with normal projection. It reminds me of Trussardi Uomo 2011, which I like, especially in the dry-down with those violet, wood, amber, and leather tones, even though the official notes differ.

• Pips

  October 2, 2023

  

  Ideal for the pool or mild heat. Starts with watermelon juice, then dries down to woody and aquatic notes. Reminds me of Legend Spirit or Invictus but fresher. Not for formal events or dates, just for everyday wear or sports with a few sprays.

• Pips

  October 13, 2023

  

  Perfect for pool days or afternoons with friends in mild heat. At first, I thought it tasted like watermelon juice, super refreshing. Then I noticed the woody and aquatic notes that define it. It reminds me a lot of Montblanc Legend Spirit, sometimes Invictus, but fresher and less sparkly. I wouldn’t recommend it for anything formal, nighttime, dates, or special events; there are better options. Maybe for light sports with a few sprays, but be careful—the trail is heavy at the start.

• Marcus_001

  January 16, 2025

  

  It smells like synthetic water; it’s a shame Cartier sells this. I’d only buy it if it’s on sale.

• vpolo

  August 31, 2025

  

  Science and freshness at first, then it settles into woods and lasts all day—perfect for the office.