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Pasha (1992)
by Cartier

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  • Availability: In Production
  • Perfumer: Marc Buxton
  • Bottle Designer: Alessandro Legovini

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Pasha de Cartier is a lasting fresh aromatic fragrance. Pasha contains notes of mint, lavender and sandalwood.

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648 reviews

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 for 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.

27 September 2008


327 reviews

Elegant India. Or maybe middle to far east region in general, but the most important thing is that Pasha is elegant. I get the most refined Drakkar Noir type scent...so even waaay better then Gucci Nobile. Very clean as opposed to DN's virile dirty, then the mint comes in to take your breath away. Exotic and nice.
20 September 2008


2121 reviews

For a more mature crowd. Mint and l;avender. An herbal aromatic. Nice but not for me.
29 June 2008


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Mint, Thyme, Lavender, Mandarin..

Middle Notes
Golden Alyssum, Rosewood, Coriander..

Base Notes
Oakmoss, Sandalwood, Patchouli.

I don't understand the negative reviews here at all. This is a wonderful fragrance. Fresh and distinguished in the opening with the mint just cutting in above the thyme and lavender sweetened with mandarin.
Then the spice of the coriander takes over adding a really sexy muskiness to the scent.

The coriander never really leaves with this one, which is why it has a slightly animalic quality to it, yet the fragrance remains slightly sweet on the skin.

I think this is possibly one of the sexiest male fragrances out there - certainly women love to smell you when you are wearing this.

I love it - a thumbs up seems rather too little for this one.

This is not a young man's fragrance, 30+ I would say.
25 May 2008


22 reviews

I used to like this scent. I will say it is a crowd pleaser, but after trying a number of other scents - I came back to this one and was sorely disappointed. It is very soapy (not in a good way) with a not-too well put together melange of generic masculine cologne smells that seems both understated by too much and harsh at the same time! Very nondescript, but not in a good way - and old fashioned style of fragrance without the structure and elegance that makes the vintage juice shine! Alas, to grow away from something you really loved is tragic!
09 May 2008


7 reviews

Just got it today and it smells pretty strong at first and kind of unattractive. It then starts to settle and blend with your skin to create a good fragrance. This fragrance better be good because it is the same as my real name, haha. Good cologne, recommended.
19 April 2008

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