25
Νότες
8
Ακόρντα
2
Αρωματοποιοί
Must de Cartier
Γυναικείο
Δημιουργήθηκε από Jean-Jacques Diener, Nathalie Feisthauer
Must de Cartier by Cartier is a Oriental fragrance for women. Must de Cartier was launched in 1981. Must de Cartier was created by Jean-Jacques Diener and Nathalie Feisthauer. Top notes are Galbanum, Brazilian Rosewood, Aldehydes, Bergamot, Lemon, Green Mandarin, Peach and Pineapple; middle notes are Leather, Carnation, Vetiver, Orris Root, Ylang-Ylang, Musk, Yellow Narcissus, Neroli, Rose, Jasmine and Orchid; base notes are Amber, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Tonka Bean, Civet and Vetiver.
Κύρια ακόρντα
Νότες αρώματος
Καλύτερη εποχή
100%
Χει
27%
Άνο
17%
Καλ
90%
Φθι
Ημέρα & Νύχτα
66%
Ημέρα
96%
Νύχτα
Οσφρητική πυραμίδα
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Νότες κορυφής0 – 15 λεπ
Νότες βάσης3 ώ – τέλος
Άνοιγμα
Εξέλιξη
Βάση
Νότες κορυφής0 – 15 λεπ
Νότες καρδιάς15 λεπ – 3 ώ
Νότες βάσης3 ώ – τέλος
Αξιολογήσεις χρηστών
2,507 ψήφοι
4.22
Το λατρεύω
1.1k44%
Μου αρέσει
1.1k44%
Εντάξει
361%
Δεν μου αρέσει
25610%
Το μισώ
151%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 49 community opinions from Reddit
6.5
/ 10 community score
Must de Cartier is remembered fondly by the r/fragrance community as a discontinued classic that was a reliable go-to fragrance for many. While users appreciate its quality and distinctive character, the main challenge is availability and the emotional hesitation some have about using up their remaining bottles due to sentimental value and discontinuation status.
Strengths
- Classic, timeless fragrance with strong nostalgic appeal
- Longevity and performance on skin
- Distinctive and memorable scent profile
- Good value for a designer fragrance
Weaknesses
- Discontinued, making it difficult to find and replenish
- Vintage bottles may have degraded quality over time
- Can feel emotionally difficult to wear due to sentimental attachment
Best for
Going out and special occasionsDaily driver for fragrance enthusiastsVintage/collector pieces
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
