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Terre d'Hermès - A journey from the orange to the forest floor
The first impression:
When I spray it on, I am immediately hit with a full load of orange. Juicy, fresh, tangy.
After a while, the orange slowly fades into the background and woody, I would even say earthy notes emerge. The fragrance changes and I find it becomes more "masculine".
In the dry-down, after about 4/5 hours, the fragrance shows its true strength and what I already love about the fragrance, even though I haven't had it for long:
It is warm, woody, earthy. The sweet buzz is gone, no loud shouting, but something down-to-earth and elegant. A fragrance that doesn't flaunt masculinity, but simply radiates it.
If Terre d'Hermès were a man, he would be someone who starts the day with freshly squeezed orange juice in the morning, chops wood at lunchtime (or cuts wood with a chainsaw like I do on a Saturday afternoon) and sits by the fireplace in crumpled suit trousers and a T-shirt in the evening. Down-to-earth and elegant at the same time.
When I spray it on, I am immediately hit with a full load of orange. Juicy, fresh, tangy.
After a while, the orange slowly fades into the background and woody, I would even say earthy notes emerge. The fragrance changes and I find it becomes more "masculine".
In the dry-down, after about 4/5 hours, the fragrance shows its true strength and what I already love about the fragrance, even though I haven't had it for long:
It is warm, woody, earthy. The sweet buzz is gone, no loud shouting, but something down-to-earth and elegant. A fragrance that doesn't flaunt masculinity, but simply radiates it.
If Terre d'Hermès were a man, he would be someone who starts the day with freshly squeezed orange juice in the morning, chops wood at lunchtime (or cuts wood with a chainsaw like I do on a Saturday afternoon) and sits by the fireplace in crumpled suit trousers and a T-shirt in the evening. Down-to-earth and elegant at the same time.