FrieMo

It smells like its name.

That was the first thing that crossed my mind.
And that was right after spraying it on.

I found the scent to be too earthy from the very first moment.
I would say, on another day I might have seen it differently.

Definitely a great Eau de Toilet.

I find it very "angular" (just like the flint it is supposed to smell like), but invigorating.

I was tired, a good whiff of Terre d'Hermès and I was awake again!

...I find this fragrance!

I especially like the ginger.

When I first smelled the fragrance, I couldn't get it out of my head until I finally had it on my shelf.

However, my predecessor is unfortunately right. The "artificial ready-made note" bothers me too. However, that is my only point of criticism.

The name already sounds quite good.

But I had something completely different in mind for Free Spirit.
I associate Free Spirit with the following:
Revolution, a desire for freedom, all the Enlightenment thinkers (Kant, Voltaire, Lessing), punk, doing your own thing, not letting anyone dictate to you.

When I first smelled the fragrance, I was hit by a monotonous wall.
There was somehow nothing free, let alone spirit in it.

The name sells well. As long as you don’t smell it beforehand.
The fragrance is too conformist. I smelled it and almost immediately forgot it. Nothing exciting or adventurous as the name suggests.

Conclusion:
A monotonous, consistent, boring fragrance.
I think it gets lost in the crowd because it smells like the crowd.