- Refined material studies
- Airy woods and citrus
- Narrative collections
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Hermès
A French luxury house founded in 1837 whose perfumery translates materials, places and house métiers into refined fragrance stories under a strong in-house authorship tradition.
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Hermès fragrances
Terre d’Hermès
Bitter grapefruit and orange meet pepper and a dry flint effect before cedar, vetiver, patchouli and benzoin create an earthy mineral base.
Twilly d’Hermès
Candied ginger gives a hot-sweet lift to creamy tuberose before milky sandalwood rounds the finish.
Un Jardin sur le Nil
Tart green mango and grapefruit lead into watery lotus, leafy greens and reeds before sycamore wood and incense give the garden a dry finish.
Eau des Merveilles
Orange peel, pepper and resin sparkle above a dry amber accord before fir, cedar, vetiver, oakmoss and benzoin create a warm woody base.
Barénia
Airy butterfly lily meets tart-sweet miracle berry before oakwood and a deep patchouli base create a supple modern chypre.