YuzuOpens with
Violet LeafHeart
CedarDries down to
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Cartier · Sold as unisex
Eau de Cartier Concentree
The moment you step outside after a refreshing shower, feeling energized by the cool air and ready for whatever comes next.
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Eau de Cartier ConcentreePremium · $100–250
54%Similar accords, often for lessIncanto Essential Pour Homme · Salvatore FerragamoMid-range tier, $40–100 · shares 4 of its 7 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Eau de Cartier Concentrée, launched in 2002 and crafted by perfumer Christine Nagel, is a composition that balances freshness with depth. The fragrance opens with the bright zest of yuzu and coriander, followed by the green, aromatic notes of violet leaf and lavender. These top and middle notes create a crisp, invigorating atmosphere before settling into a woody base of cedar, patchouli, and white amber, which adds warmth and longevity to the scent. This blend captures the essence of Cartier’s attention to detail and elegance.
Apply this fragrance in light sprays — it opens up quickly with the top notes fading within an hour. The woody base carries through the day, so a few well-placed spritzes will ensure you maintain its subtle yet sophisticated presence throughout.
Fig. 01 — Eau de Cartier Concentree, Cartier
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Christine Nagel
The poet of HermèsChristine Nagel is the in-house perfumer at Hermès, succeeding the legendary Jean-Claude Ellena in 2016. A graduate of ISIPCA and trained at Charabot in Grasse, she brings decades of experience to one of perfumery's most prestigious creative positions.
“I accentuate lines, force the materials. My fragrances are never linear.”
Christine Nagel · Contributor Magazine ('The Physicality of Perfume', by Philippe Pourhashemi), c. 2021
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With Cartier L Envol de Cartier Parfum
Adds amber, honey and powdery; shares two accords.
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Well loved by wearers: loved by 33%, disliked or hated by 13%.