10/27/2019

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Character assassination
Or Assassinat de Caractère as the Frenchman says. Now that we're dealing with a Frenchman. That's a pretty bad word, isn't it? Didn't I? What did Santos get to say? Bad things! A fragrance that was very popular in the milieu and worn by dubious figures, they said. That may be, but why shouldn't such people, or rather men, have good and stylish taste? Santos played already in the 80s in the upper league under the men's perfumes. He embodied luxury and money. At almost every arm, finger or neck the house Cartier flashed or sparkled at that time. Be it the watch, the Trinity ring or the ever-popular golden panther. What could be more obvious than to gild yourself with a perfume? Santos was also very suitable for the Lord. The same goes for the unforgettable Must de Cartier for the ladies. Both are connected not only by the house, the reputation and the year of birth, but also by a very special fragrance. The two of us say very "special" made!
Santos
Santos is an incredibly beautiful and warm spicy and woody fragrance. He's got a cool bowl of steel, but a heart of liquid gold. The design of the luxury bottle at that time already shows this very clearly. A relatively cold, metallic entrance made of cool lavender and juniper berries with a metallic-cool appearance open his presentation. The dependence on steel is not so far away and is probably also wanted. After not too long, spicy warmth gradually breaks through. Santos slowly opens its golden heart of freshly grated nutmeg and a dry warm spicy cinnamon accord. A hint of rose geranium adds a slight herbaceousness but no real floridity. But what Santos always had in mind was the sensually charming and deep timbre of his base. Dry tones of unsweet vanilla blend with the fibrous wood of coconut and dusty notes of amber to create a truly devastatingly beautiful base reminiscent of the shimmer of gold. Santos was also said to have a certain very attractive physicality. Which is true, at least in the original version! It contains something that was never listed as a fragrance. Musk, that is It is exactly the same musk that was also present in a completely exaggerated and wasteful form in the unforgettable female counterpart Must de Cartier. The original Santos contains a minimal dose of it. But exactly this minimal dose gave him this sultry, soft-warm and extremely attractive aura. This note has completely disappeared from the new formulation and version. The new Santos is still recognizable, but he has been "disarmed" so to speak. Very unfortunate!
Conclusion
Everything they said about Santos is mostly true. He was a macho,a mobster,and a ripper. Although a charming and very gallant representative of this species and a true gem! He had a cultivated shamelessness, arrogance, and arrogance that sought his equal. Santos was never the loudest, but in his fine, golden Sillage was always luxury and almost shameless self-assertion. Which didn't hurt him. The opposite was more the case. It may be that his reputation has always been somewhat shady, but this made him even more interesting and attractive to men and women alike and a legend. Or how do you say it so beautifully? Once the reputation is ruined, it lives uninhibitedly!
And that... Santos of Cartier has always been perfect!
Santos
Santos is an incredibly beautiful and warm spicy and woody fragrance. He's got a cool bowl of steel, but a heart of liquid gold. The design of the luxury bottle at that time already shows this very clearly. A relatively cold, metallic entrance made of cool lavender and juniper berries with a metallic-cool appearance open his presentation. The dependence on steel is not so far away and is probably also wanted. After not too long, spicy warmth gradually breaks through. Santos slowly opens its golden heart of freshly grated nutmeg and a dry warm spicy cinnamon accord. A hint of rose geranium adds a slight herbaceousness but no real floridity. But what Santos always had in mind was the sensually charming and deep timbre of his base. Dry tones of unsweet vanilla blend with the fibrous wood of coconut and dusty notes of amber to create a truly devastatingly beautiful base reminiscent of the shimmer of gold. Santos was also said to have a certain very attractive physicality. Which is true, at least in the original version! It contains something that was never listed as a fragrance. Musk, that is It is exactly the same musk that was also present in a completely exaggerated and wasteful form in the unforgettable female counterpart Must de Cartier. The original Santos contains a minimal dose of it. But exactly this minimal dose gave him this sultry, soft-warm and extremely attractive aura. This note has completely disappeared from the new formulation and version. The new Santos is still recognizable, but he has been "disarmed" so to speak. Very unfortunate!
Conclusion
Everything they said about Santos is mostly true. He was a macho,a mobster,and a ripper. Although a charming and very gallant representative of this species and a true gem! He had a cultivated shamelessness, arrogance, and arrogance that sought his equal. Santos was never the loudest, but in his fine, golden Sillage was always luxury and almost shameless self-assertion. Which didn't hurt him. The opposite was more the case. It may be that his reputation has always been somewhat shady, but this made him even more interesting and attractive to men and women alike and a legend. Or how do you say it so beautifully? Once the reputation is ruined, it lives uninhibitedly!
And that... Santos of Cartier has always been perfect!
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