Cartier Déclaration Edt 100ml — Eau de Toilette Uomo

The beautifully complex top note is worship-worthy. It is indescribable, with its scent notes coming through so distinctly. In the drydown, it remains just as perfect. This fragrance is a solid 10 and lends the DNA to many, if not countless, fresh men's fragrances. Every time I wear this scent, I simply feel good, nearly unbeatable, it really boosts me. Here, labels, prestige, price, or anything else don't matter. What counts is the complete work of art by Jean-Paul Ellena. He has already proven that he has the talent! A must-have in the collection! Royal class :-*

It is the first warm day of spring, over 20 degrees and the sun is shining. Actually, I had bought the fragrance for autumn; I would see the woody-spicy notes more as a warming scent for cold days - until now. Two sprays were enough to catapult it high up on my spring list. Even after a good five hours, this wonderfully robust scent keeps coming to my nose as I move, and I feel like I am standing in an old East Frisian mill: around me, old wooden beams and dried black tea. It smells much more rounded and harmonious on (my) skin than on paper and is a strong candidate for a signature scent from autumn to spring!

It is the first warm day of spring, over 20 degrees and the sun is shining. Actually, I had bought the fragrance for autumn; I would see the woody-spicy notes more as a warming scent for cold days - until now. Two sprays were enough to catapult it high up on my spring list. Even after a good five hours, this wonderfully robust scent keeps coming to my nose as I move, and I feel like I am standing in an old East Frisian mill: around me, old wooden beams and dried black tea. It smells much more rounded and harmonious on (my) skin than on paper and is a strong candidate for a signature scent from autumn to spring!

It is the first warm day of spring, over 20 degrees and the sun is shining. Actually, I had bought the fragrance for autumn; I would see the woody-spicy notes more as a warming scent for cold days - until now. Two sprays were enough to catapult it high up on my spring list. Even after a good five hours, this wonderfully robust scent keeps coming to my nose as I move, and I feel like I am standing in an old East Frisian mill: around me, old wooden beams and dried black tea. It smells much more rounded and harmonious on (my) skin than on paper and is a strong candidate for a signature scent from autumn to spring!

So, I tested Declaration the other day. I didn't like it because of the iris - don't like fragrances heavy on iris, BUT I will say it does have a unique smell for an all around masculine fragrance. My point being, if you like iris, Declaration would be pretty good. Now on to Declaration Parfum. No iris, which I like but now it's more of a dusty, powdery spicy fragrance. Nothing special or unique about it. Whereas Declaration has an anamalic, musky man scent as a base, the Parfum loses it too or it's greatly subdued. I rated it average- just nothing special or FB worthy for me. It does have better performance than Declaration though.