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The New Cartier Declaration EDP - $90 (From a retail and wholesale fragrance store on my office building that has online alike prices.) I love this line. The EDT was my signature scent years ago. When I officially started to collect fragrances, I discovered the broad variety of flankers they created, so I tried the “Parfum” version and I felt in love with it, so I bought it first. Then I learned about the discontinued “D’Un Soir” version and was the second I got. Then I wanted to have my original love again and got the EDT. As soon as I learned about the EDP version, I tried it, but I was not too convinced by the heavy cinnamon accord I got upfront. But after some time I tried it again, and I loved it. So, I already have 4 Cartier Declarations and I’m eager to keep collecting the ones from this line I liked most. EDP review coming soon… On the picture from left yo right: - EDT - Parfum - EDP - D’Un Soir

This is an interesting, under‑the‑radar EDT from Bondi Perfumes — an Australian house that also makes fragrances for brands like CR7 and Banana Republic, so they know how to put together accessible, commercial scents. Part of a three‑piece “Crew” line exclusive to Chemist Warehouse, it doesn’t have a fancy launch date or a big‑name perfumer attached; it’s clearly designed as a budget‑friendly everyday option, and that’s exactly what it delivers. No marketing fluff, no inflated claims — just a simple, affordable fragrance. Scent‑wise, it’s straightforward and fresh. It opens bright with zesty citrus and a soft hint of nutmeg, giving it a tiny bit of warmth without being spicy. As it settles, grapefruit and cedar take over — clean, crisp, and slightly woody, keeping things light and easy to wear. The dry‑down is smooth and subtle: ginger adds a gentle kick, while sandalwood softens everything into a pleasant, skin‑close base. It never turns heavy, synthetic, or cloying; it stays airy and fresh from start to finish. I picked up the 100ml bottle for just €19.99, and honestly expected very little — but it turned out to be way more pleasant than the price tag suggests. Performance is what you’d expect for this price point: it sits close to the skin after the first hour, with longevity around 3–4 hours on average. It won’t fill a room, but it leaves a nice clean trail if you spray heavy. Best for warm weather, spring and summer days, casual outings, the office, or definitely the gym — it’s inoffensive, fresh, and won’t bother anyone around you. It’s not complex, not unique, and won’t impress fragrance snobs, but if you want a cheap, reliable, “just works” fresh scent, Crew Blue is a solid little bargain. My Rating 5.5/10 Scent 2 Longevity 1.5 Sillage 1 Y/N 1