08/09/2021

Taurus1967
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This time the name fits the fragrance
The bottle of the original Pasha I always found more than fragrant. In this Art Deco design I had to get it sometime in the 90s, but I was disappointed. The substantial name along with its stylish presentation did not fit the rather lukewarm everyday fragrance.
With the Pasha de Cartier as a perfume, the cards are reshuffled. The bottle looks absolutely classy despite its plastic lid and the amber contents promise a different olfactory experience. And indeed, the perfume concentration seems like a completely different scent. Far sweeter, more balsamic and especially sandalwood and thus more oriental and more in keeping with the theme.
So one rather imagines a Pasha fragrance: sweetish, warm, a little bit ponderous and with a very slight refined seductiveness. Partly you think a tiny cardamom to sniff out, but the sandalwood occurs most dominant. Smooth, minimally smoky and a little creamy in the overall composition.
Our Pasha remains quite linear here, so does not make big contortions or feats with surprises, but it is persistent and projects great without being penetrating.
Yep - this is how a fragrance called Pasha should smell. Maybe not necessarily a candidate for the summer, but I think in the winter he will present itself excellent as well as befitting.
With the Pasha de Cartier as a perfume, the cards are reshuffled. The bottle looks absolutely classy despite its plastic lid and the amber contents promise a different olfactory experience. And indeed, the perfume concentration seems like a completely different scent. Far sweeter, more balsamic and especially sandalwood and thus more oriental and more in keeping with the theme.
So one rather imagines a Pasha fragrance: sweetish, warm, a little bit ponderous and with a very slight refined seductiveness. Partly you think a tiny cardamom to sniff out, but the sandalwood occurs most dominant. Smooth, minimally smoky and a little creamy in the overall composition.
Our Pasha remains quite linear here, so does not make big contortions or feats with surprises, but it is persistent and projects great without being penetrating.
Yep - this is how a fragrance called Pasha should smell. Maybe not necessarily a candidate for the summer, but I think in the winter he will present itself excellent as well as befitting.
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