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Named after the early aviator Santos Dumont, for whom Cartier created the first wrist watch. The fragrance includes notes of Lavender, Nutmeg, Vetiver and Sandalwood.
$47.19 50ml EdT | $66.14 100ml EdT | $35.44 50ml EdT |
Reviews of Santos| calnadur SwitzerlandShow all reviews | There is a difference between old-fashioned and out-dated, and to me Santos definitely falls in the latter category.. 6th June, 2011. (Last Edited: 12nd June, 2011.) |
![]() shamu1 United StatesShow all reviews | I'm not one to complain about reformulations, but Cartier really disemboweled Santos when it changed the formula. I remember this being a rich, dark and complex old school fragrance, but now we have a weak, watered down, spare and dull woody chypre with poor sillage and very little character. 6th May, 2011. |
| Darvant ItalyShow all reviews | Elegant and conservative this is a real epitome of 80's, an old formula of the best kind of elegance. It's dark-boise as the smell of a dark forest, it's rubbery, musky with an hint of fruity incense. The inizial whiff of earthy patchouli and fruity resins reminds a bit the original Aramis that is pungently leathery like this one but with a different kind of fruity after smell (myrtle oil plus an obscure fruity touch, spices and flowers for Aramis). Three are in my opinion the key elements of Santos: the gummy-incensey galbanum, the earthy patchouli and the pungent orangy neroli. A well dosed lavender impresses the discreet, traditional touch of virility. Nutmeg and vetiver keep a fair touch of mild earthiness till the end of development. The combination of galbanum and vetiver produces a sort of earthy but resinous incensed kind of whiff. The woodsy temperament is supported by juniper, heavy woods and green notes while an hint of dirty air is blown by cumin. The bit acid after smell of the last is barely perceivable by brave noses. The final outcome is a sort of velvety and leathery smell of forest and smoky orange with a touch of incensey dust. A pillar of classicism. 21st April, 2011. (Last Edited: 10th January, 2012.) |
| voidvader BrazilShow all reviews | this is beautiful, can be used in hot weather and it is virtually inoffensive. However it doesn´t last for more than 2 hours. Be aware that santos is totally different of concentree version. Concentree is highly male scent, its drier, less smooth, much more herbal/woody and lasts for 8-12 hours swithing notes and do not just fade away. This version has a powdery drydown. Concentree has a resinous base plus the herbals that stand till the end. Antaeus is more similar to this standard version. Concentree is more in the drakkar dry way, some told me concentree smelled i little of polo green, showing me that concentree is good, bad maybe people nowadays would feel Conc. more agressive because of the marine/toilet aura that rules market today... 7th October, 2010. |
| Paninaro SerbiaShow all reviews | Vampire Weekend - Diplomat's Son (2010): 11th August, 2010. |
| sfonativeboy United StatesShow all reviews | I had it ... back in the 80's 7th July, 2010. |
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