This is a high end perfume that you will either love or hate. I love it! It smells bold and powerful without overdoing it. It smellls wonderfully exotic and sexy on me. I think this is an amazing scent for mature women in their 20's or older.

This is my new favorite scent. I have worn Miss Dior and Chanel Allure for years. This fragrance is very long lasting (NOTE: several reviews are referring to the Eau de Toilette (you can tell by the color they describe)). This is soft and powdery, and I canat stop smelling my wrists.

Wow! The scent is over-powering and lasts long. I bought this as a gift for my mom and her sister. You will find that this powerful fragrance is well worth your money. However, keep in mind that it is better suited for younger women and not the elderly, especially if they have respiratory issues.

This elegant fragrance is fresh and clean and last all day.

This exquisite perfume is worth every single penny! Sensual,provocative yet endearingly graceful, this fabulous Cartier EDP is just another of their beautiful fragrances. If you are looking for a fragrance that smells expensive, lasts a good 6 hours on the skin and has incredible yet subtle sillage,...

I use the product on days that I will be with a large crowd of people at work. I have had many complements.

Draws Compliments; Great Smell; Great Value; Long-Lasting; Not Overpowering; Sensual; Sexy

Love the fragrance but find the spray mechanism somewhat cumbersome as does not always emit a fine spray.

I use this perfume when I am in the mood, to feel very enpowering, and nothing can ruin my day !!

Clean & Fresh; Draws Compliments; Enpowering; Great Smell; Great Value; Long-Lasting; Not Overpowering; Sensual; Sexy

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This fragrance is lovely if you like a fragrance that makes a statement. To me, it is more of a winter fragrance, or Date Night scent than a summer or everyday perfume. I like that it had good staying power.

La Panthère was the nickname of Jeanne Toussaint, the flamboyant artistic director of Cartier jewelry from 1933 to 1968, who was responsible for some of the most dramatic examples of Cartier's art.