Cartier Pasha De Cartier: A Refresher & A New Scent

Since its launch in 1992, Cartier’s iconic Pasha de Cartier has found favour with those who want to be noticed. The long-running fragrance line that shares the same name as the iconic watch is available in five woody interpretations.

While all share the same distinguishing fougère accord, each brings different personalities and intensities. And because there’s a brand new addition and updated design, here’s a quick refresher so you can re-acquaint yourself with the effortlessly cool range.

01 - Firstly, the original Pasha de Cartier EDT (SGD154 for 100 ml) boasts an unmistakable lavender and patchouli olfactory signature for a fresh and luminous experience. More than a decade later, Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire EDT (SGD154 for 100 ml) brings a green citrus freshness, while deep amber and cedar follows.

02 - In 2015, an invigorating Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire Sport (SGD154 for 100 ml) appeared. This brought with it a splash of marine and citrus notes balanced with earthy cedarwood. And in 2020, Pasha de Cartier Parfum (SGD192 for 100 ml) debuted with a bold and sensual amber scent.

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03 - This brings us to the fifth and newest addition, the Pasha de Cartier Noir Absolu (SGD192 for 100 ml). The most intense offering to date sees key notes of charcoal and spicy burnt sugars infusing the line’s fougère accord. The result is a radical olfactory statement.

04 - On the design front, the line’s sleek domed bottle has also undergone an aesthetic revamp. It remains faithful to the allure of the original flacon, the cylindrical shape, gadroons and cabochon. However, the new version dynamic lines that forge a stronger link with the watchmaking icon deliver a more sophisticated appearance.

05 - In line with the French maison’s eco-responsible approach, the Pasha perfume bottles are now also refillable. This initiative will eventually extend to all of Cartier’s signature fragrances. Bottle weight and plastic use is also reduced, alongside the use of 100 percent plant-based alcohol in its formulation.

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