
Cartier
Declaration 1998 is a aromatic and fresh spicy fragrance for men from Cartier, launched in 1998. It opens with bitter orange, caraway and birch, settles into guatemalan cardamom and pepper and dries down to tahitian vetiver, tea and cedar.
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What people who wear Cartier Declaration 1998 report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Jean-Claude Ellena.
Listed as Men
âCARTIER DĂCLARATION: THE OVERPRICED SPICE-SWEATI wonât waste many words on this because itâs simply not worth it. To me, this smells exactly like someone who ate spicy Indian food and is now sweating it out. Itâs an overpriced, sweaty-spice mess. I actually chose to throw my 60 Euro bottle away rather than letting it take up any more space on my shelf and letting myself be reminded of that disgusting smell.If you want to smell like body odor and cumin, go for it - otherwise, stay away. Itâs nasty.â
âThis smells great, but it is heavy in the spices which can give off a slightly sweaty scent. In it's own weird way that's part of the appeal, the musk is heavy. My only issue from this fragrance is it's performance which is pretty bad. Maybe 2-3 hours on my skin. If you like this cologne I would definitely suggest NR bleu noir EDP over this as it has a similar musk but fresher, brighter, more mass appealing and lasts a little longer (and it's cheaper). NR is also a similar poor performer (I get around 3-5 hours on my skin) but overall superior IMO.â
âReally disappointed, specially for the price, this doesn't last more than 2 hours, my batch is from 2021. But it's sophisticated, elegant and sexy...I love the orange at the opening, the powdery touch that iris gives and the shaving pencil feeling that cedar and the vetiver brings, great!Terre D'Hermès is a better choice.â
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