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Pasha (1992)
by Cartier
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Pasha de Cartier is a lasting fresh aromatic fragrance. Pasha contains notes of mint, lavender and sandalwood.
Pasha Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Mint, Thyme, Lavender, Mandarin..
Middle Notes- Golden Alyssum, Rosewood, Coriander..
Base Notes- Oakmoss, Sandalwood, Patchouli.
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   |  classy ,mature,masculine,and spicy fresh. not overpowering. well made. slightly old school30 July 2009 |
  |  As others have noted, this fragrance from 1992 with its soul in 1985 really is astonishingly close (practically a copy) of Van Cleef's Tsar -- perhaps a tad mintier and a tad less smoky. The similarities in the branding (Arabian royalty vs Russian royalty) make the closeness even eerier. This is as close to Tsar as the Concorde is to the Tupolev TU-144 - the same basic ingredients and design, configured ever so slightly differently. Except, in this case, the Soviets got there first.24 July 2009 |
  | What a fabulous scent! It's a mere perfect fragrance... full bodied, perfectly balanced, deep, complex, sophisticated yet very sensual. My favourite Cartier, this is one of the very few masterpieces among the designer fragrances. 10 July 2009 |
  | I agree with HDS1963 – I don't understand all the recent negative reviews. Pasha is my current favourite Cartier scent – it's fresh, classy and quite substantial. I'm not really a big fan of green scents but this one is very well composed, while possessing an aura of mystique and sensuality. Pasha is more suitable for mature men and I'm not sure if I'd be able to pull it off at my current tender age but, one day soon, I may decide to take the plunge. [Original submission date: 27 September 2008] 27 June 2009 |
 | This is an extremely likeable fragrance, very eager to please in the opening stages, and has an exquisite drydown. There is a very fresh seam running through the opening, courtesy of an excellent balance of mint and lavender. The drydown has a hollow timber quality, with slight herbaceous traces still discernable. This is a very well formulated Oriental that delights from application to expiry. 30 March 2009 |
 |  I hate fragrances like this: they're often referred to as "classic British masculines" and have a blaring sweet-floral-musk combinatiion that you could just picture some stuffed-shirt dandy wearing. It reminds me of all those awful loud masculine fragrances by Floris. Although I can't say it smells cheap, it just smells way too old-fashioned, and not in a good way (I'm a huge fan of classic fragrances). Smells almost exactly like Safari for Men, which is an awful fougere fragrance, but louder. 07 March 2009 |
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