Délices de Cartier Eau Fruitée Cartier 2007

Délices de Cartier Eau Fruitée by Cartier

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Délices de Cartier Eau Fruitée is a perfume by Cartier for women and was released in 2007. The scent is fruity-floral. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Fruity

Floral

Synthetic

Sweet

Fresh

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Top Notes

Bergamot

Mandarin orange

Rhubarb

Heart Notes

Cherry blossom

Jasmine

Base Notes

Amber

Sandalwood

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Scent

5.514 Ratings

Longevity

5.511 Ratings

Sillage

6.711 Ratings

Bottle

7.623 Ratings

Submitted by Lissy, last update on 23.07.2022.

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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/23/2022

6
Bottle 8
Sillage 7
Longevity 5
Scent

ModestMourek
21 Reviews

ModestMourek

1

Overripe fruit and sweet wood

After applying the perfume, a pungent scent of overripe fruit (rhubarb), reminiscent of Nivea hairspray, emerges, but after a while it tames into a pleasant fruity scent, and after a few hours the fruit turns into a sweet wood that even I would be happy to wear. I bought it for my wife blindly - based on the ingredients and reviews. Although she doesn't like fruity scents much, she likes this one.

05/25/2012

7.5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 5
Scent

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

1

Fruity-Floral and Floriental Collide in a Jar of Red Jam

To my nose, Cartier DELICES DE CARTIER EAU FRUITEE is an intergeneric creation combining elements of fruity-floral and floriental perfumes. Although there is a fruity quality, I cannot say that I would ever have guessed that this is a rhubarb composition. The fruit seems reddish pink, but it lacks the tartness I associate with rhubarb and which I've smelled in rhubarb perfumes before. The fruit is not cherry, as in the namesake original launch, either. It smells to me a bit jammy, but it does not call to mind any particular fruits. Instead, it's more like a mélange of fruits, or perhaps an "abstract" fruity scent.

The sweet sandalwood makes this composition seem similar to dozens of other designer perfumes, and I'm wondering whether this was a market-data influenced creation. It smells okay, but nothing to get excited about. I think that I preferred the original with its readily identifiable cherry opening.

03/22/2012

7.5
Sillage 5
Longevity 4
Scent

Missk
1165 Reviews

Missk

Helpful Review 2

Juicy and a tad sharp

The original Delices smelt like cherry-flavoured liqueur, rich and syrupy, however Delices Eau Fruitee, smells juicier and more fresh.

At first I didn't like this fragrance. It opened very sour and intensely fruity. It resembled the scent of tropical fruit juice, which was something I didn't aspire to smelling like.

I spent the first hour or so, wanting it to mellow or even become a tad sweeter to cancel out the sharp tartness of the scent. While I appreciated the fact that it wasn't sweet and predictable like other fruity florals, it was that same uniqueness that was turning me off the fragrance altogether.

Eventually the scent became less sharp, which helped me to delight in some softer accords of jasmine, cherry blossom and subtle citrus. I was just beginning to enjoy this fragrance when I noticed it beginning to fade rather quickly, and as I suspected, it was gone before it even reached the drydown.

With such poor lasting power it is difficult to say whether or not the scent did improve. From what I experienced I do not hesitate in preferring the original Delices.

Délices de Cartier Eau Fruitée Cartier 2007

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