Is Cartier Declaration EDT Still a Classic? | Ranking Every Fragrance I Own

Declaration EDT by Cartier is a classic scent for men... or is it? Let's find that out in this video! Trying out a more serious approach in this video after the mini-success of the previous one! Can't thank you enough, guys! Stages of Wear: Initial Impression: Scent: Woody, ionone-heavy, somewhat berry-like with a carrot-like vibe, transparent yet spicy. Strength: 7/10 Uniqueness: 9/10 Pleasantness: 7/10 Opening: Scent: Woody scent, with a continued ionone and iso-e super vibe, projecting more in the air. Strength: 7/10 Uniqueness: 9/10 Pleasantness: 7/10 Notes: The fragrance projected well, and although it was not highly likable, it was still alright for me. Heart: Scent: Lipstick-like, cosmetics vibe, violet and berry nuances, linear and simple. Strength: 6/10 Uniqueness: 9/10 Pleasantness: 7/10 Notes: It felt more feminine, mellow, and linear, but your liking for it slightly increased. Dry Down: Scent: Mellowed down, vaguely sweet, berry-like, slightly powdery, dry, and mature. Strength: 4/10 Uniqueness: 7/10 Pleasantness: 7/10 Notes: A more mellow, softer fragrance at this stage. Deep Dry Down: Scent: Ionone and woody elements remain, fairly simple and straightforward. Strength: 2-3/10 Uniqueness: 6/10 Pleasantness: 7/10 Notes: It maintains simplicity and subtlety, making it a decent, understated office fragrance. Music: "Killer is Dead" OST - Loading Music 2