Pasha de Cartier Fraicheur Menthe Cartier for men

I love mint.
This is paradise for me.
Wonderful.

Even the fresh launches of Cartier have bold charismatic principle, seems Cartier insists to be strictly formal and high level. This one opens like the original one in more minty and chillier way yet dry and biting.
The scent illustrates a young man sat at his desk in his office, a top guy or a thriving business man.
Briefly, although it's fresh and minty still is formal, serious and high level.
longevity: last perfect, proves that Cartier don't launch rubbish stuff.

Familiar...familiar... I know!

This smells to me almost like Jazz by YSL, only more faint, lighter. How is that possible? Does Jazz contain mint at all?

Since I already have Jazz, Pasha Fraicheur Menthe was a useless (and expensive) purchase :(

Update: I was wrong! :) This is not exactly like Jazz, only similar but has it's own character. Still not sure if it was a good buy as it doesn't really project and very very faint.

Smells like a natural mint opposed to the synthetic ingredient used in a lot of fragrances. That goes for some of the other notes listed as well, such as the lavender. Due to that fact, this is not a mainstream scent. This one is special. There may be compositions that smell similar, but you can't turn your nose up at the quality which Cartier delivers.

Purchased this one in the fragrance district of Laredo tx. a few years back, very minty and fresh , recommend that you spray close to the skin with this fragrance for maximum silage.

A true Cartier it is. Dependably linear like a watch and elegant like a master cut jewel. But you need a very hot day to understand this heavily mint infused Cartier. In every other weather the regular Pasha is far superior.

I tried and I loved it!
It's fresh, masculine and addicted. Also has a good lasting. I would recommend.

After wearing Pasha for some time and loving its herbal undertone (almost shy but elegant) I gave this minty version a try. A chewing gum overdosed with sugar lacking the class of the original and becoming a dusty flanker imo. Ah These greedy brands...should start thinking of launching a new perfume every 5 years at least instead of churning out new flankers with very little hard-work-in-the-lab!