This fragrance seems to be perceived very differently; I personally am, to put it mildly, "very enthusiastic."
I admire Hermes for bringing H24 to the market like this!
It's not mainstream, not niche, what is it?
A calm representative of the green faction, not heavy but buoyantly light, perfect for the upcoming spring and summer.
I immediately recognize the Hermes DNA after spraying it.
At first, there's a bit of lemon, but that soon disappears; it remains a linear scent!
The clary sage spontaneously reminds me of the good old Paco Rabanne pour Homme, just in a new and simpler form.
In combination with daffodil and rosewood, you get a calm, relaxed scent; if it weren't for the metallic note (Sclarene), H24 could also be from L'Occitane!
It is precisely this note that, in my opinion, gives it a special touch; I have never smelled anything like it!
H24 from Hermes does not want to be loud; no, it is a quiet and special fragrance!
Many renowned companies should take a page from Hermes; this release was bold and groundbreaking! It doesn't always have to be Sauvage, right?
Sorry Johnny!
This Hermes gives me a huge dose of calm and strength for many hours; I am glad to have found a young Paco (pour Homme) that fits this time but is indeed from Hermes.
With Paco, my wife told me the classic "You smell like an old man."
With H24, that has changed significantly; Jeremy was right once again.
Wow, that's exactly my take. I’ve been thinking about comparing it to Paco Rabanne pour Homme for a while. I don’t really see the Hermès DNA, but the reference to L'Occitane could fit. And I figured that out without even knowing who Jeremy is! ;-)