Cartier

19 fragrance profiles, researched and curated

Baiser Fou

Raspberry and white chocolate turn Cartier lipstick into playful sweetness.

Mathilde Laurent's whole-lily soliflore: green stem, powdery petals, soft musk.

A sparkling green rainbow bouquet, dewy as diamond light on spring flowers.

Bitter orange and cardamom over dry cedar, cumin warmth, and leather.

A dry masculine rose fenced with pepper, cardamom, caraway, and sandalwood.

A cozy smoked-tea Declaration, wrapped in cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, and dry spice.

Dark cardamom and cumin over cedar, leather, balsams, and bitter orange.

A glossy morello-cherry floral melting into powdery tonka, amber, and musk.

Transparent honey and violet over dirty patchouli, woods, and airy musk.

A feral gardenia chypre softened by fruit, moss, leather, and musk.

Boozy bitter almond over dry vetiver, patchouli, chocolate, and amber smoke.

An 80s green floriental: galbanum glare over vanilla amber and civet.

A lavish 80s white-floral chypre with tuberose, civet, oakmoss, and glamour.

A tailored lavender-mint fougere with mossy sandalwood and restrained old-school polish.

A clean powdery iris-violet freshie over mint, citrus, cedar, and amber.

Boozy creamy sandalwood over ambrocenide, fir balsam, tonka, and labdanum.

A cult mint-vetiver masculine with vanilla warmth and dry patchouli roots.

Santos made darker: hot spices, patchouli, smoky woods, and ambered masculine polish.

A business-class spicy fougere: lavender herbs, warm spices, sandalwood, and coconut.