Eau de Cartier
Shares Coriander, Violet Leaf, Bergamot.
Eau de Cartier opens with a sharp flash of sour yuzu and cold bergamot, backed by a dry kick of crushed coriander seed. As the initial citrus sparkle…
Eau de Cartier opens with a sharp flash of sour yuzu and cold bergamot, backed by a dry kick of crushed coriander seed. As the initial citrus sparkle quiets down, green violet leaf and soft lavender take over the middle phase, giving the scent a cool, aqueous, clean paper texture. The base settles into sheer cedarwood, light white amber, and clean skin musk. Created by perfumer Christine Nagel in 2001, this citrus aromatic scent strips away sweet heavy resins in favor of a crisp, mineral freshness. It sits low on skin, making it a natural choice for hot summer mornings and quiet office days.