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Hermès 31 results found

 

Eau Claire des Merveilles

Eau Claire des Merveilles echoes a few of Eau des Merveilles’ notes, but in a less oriental way. The top note sparkles with dashes of citrus and is slightly aldehyde. An ‘airy veil of floral note... Read On


Voyage d’Hermès

Rather than dreaming up an intoxicatingly exotic scent, Jean-Claude Ellena, Hermès’s house nose, proposes a fresh, musky woody fragrance. So it represents more of a voyage of the mind, an intelle... Read On


Terre d'Hermès PARFUM

Hermès’s in-house perfumer has intensified the mineral-flint facet, and reinforced benzoin’s role. In the opening, shiso’s green, minty accents awaken the citrus tonalities. Read On


Eau de pamplemousse rose

Fruitier than the original scent, this citrussy eau blends grapefruit with a note of rose and rhubofix (a green rhubarb note). Designed by: Jean-Claude Ellena Read On


Eau de gentiane blanche

A sweet, matte eau in which gentian root goes crisp, green, aromatic, musky, a bit iridescent and dry, and even mossy. Designed by: Jean-Claude Ellena Read On


Vanille Galante

A sweet, spicy-floral composition dominated by lily, and evolving towards a salicylate base with no more than a hint of vanilla. Designed by perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena Read On


Un jardin après la mousson

A spicy, green, damp, citrussy eau that evokes the scent of ginger lemonade, with the tart, peppery smell of lime. It describes the scent of plants, cool spices, longose blossom and green vetiver. Read On


Brin de Réglisse

A refined, aromatic lavender strewn with floral notes (including orange blossom) and evolving towards a gourmand but light base of licorice and hay. Read On


Kelly Calèche

A joyful and feminine fragrance inspired by a leather with a flowery scent, more like a suede than a Russian leather, an accord with burnt-wood notes. Climbing rose bestows the floral-leather sen... Read On


Paprika Brasil

Waves of spices, cloves and pimento ‘set fire to the wood’. A powdery note of iris, mixed with ‘the raw greenness of leaves,’ comes to cool the blaze. The imposing woods are allied with ‘aqueous... Read On