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Overall, all Hermes perfumes really do have a common base. The differences between them essentially come down to minor details. I liked this one much more than the others, but in the rest, I sense some strange notes that I can't quite pinpoint
Among all the notes in the fragrance, only aldehydes and woody accents stand out. The scent is light and unusual, perfect for the summer season, especially if you don't like sweet fragrances. The aldehydes here are really pleasant, they don't cause discomfort, don't smell like dust or soap. You can't suffocate with them. This fragrance can be worn by both women and men 🌼
Neroli isn't my favorite. Usually, it smells like soap and makes my nose tickle, but here it's different. Citrus notes, white flowers, and fresh wood create a harmonious combination. It's an excellent option for daytime use, very balanced. However, the neroli itself isn't noticeable in this fragrance
I can't say this is a fragrance that evokes any positive emotions. It's too nervous and daring, as if trying to grab attention at any cost. There's no calmness in it, and the aldehydes just fly out of the composition, creating a sense of chaos. It doesn't develop on my skin at all, and I absolutely don't like it
A fresh aquatic scent with notes of juniper and mint. I like how it smells, like you're drinking ice water. A great choice for its price!
Lavender with a hint of floral honey, this fragrance is fresh, light, and seems to dissolve into the air. It reminds me of cologne, and I get the feeling it's something from Jo Malone, as the scent is really similar.
Green notes, so light and refined, perfectly combine with rose and peaches. It's truly delightful and very feminine, I couldn't get enough of it! It's simple, but that's its wonder
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