Generally, Terre d’Hermès was very well received during testing. Overall, men felt it to be complex yet safe for them to wear even if they were usually quite introverted. Meanwhile, women found it alluring and enticing.

As for the atomiser, it’s an excellent performer and stylishly concealed. Rather than removing a cap, you simply twist the brown top, which reveals the atomiser. The top of the atomiser is inscribed with “Hermès, Paris”. Nevertheless, Terre d’Hermès is exceedingly versatile. Being a premium fragrance, it can be worn formally but also offers seductive characteristics that would be perfect for dating. Furthermore, the scent itself is not too pretentious for jeans and a t-shirt and could be worn casually also.Such a fragrance indicates that you care about your appearance but still have sensible tastes. Furthermore, it can be worn in many working environments. For example, I know a carpenter who wears it. When at work, it gives off romantic and tangible woody notes that must be quite effective with clients.

As suggested in the section above, Terre d’Hermès is a mature fragrance that’s best suited to men over thirty. With regards to its usage, it’s just as effective during the day as well as the night. However, it seemed to be most effective among more mature people. Both men and women above their thirties appeared to be the ones that appreciated ut the most. What seemed to be well-received about this fragrance was the use of conventional notes that create a sensible yet exciting and elegant blend. Interestingly, Terre d’Hermès opens as a fresh and unapologetically citrus fragrance with a blast of crisp oranges and bittersweet grapefruit. The head is remarkably fresh but not without substance with these vivid and rich citrus notes. Heart NotesFeaturing a unique blend of aromatic and woody notes, Terre d’Hermès is a relatively versatile fragrance. Yet, it performs best during the milder months such as spring or the fall despite being wearable in summer. However, despite its resinous, it didn’t seem to quite suit the winter due to its green properties. Nevertheless, most camps agreed that it was a wonderfully refreshing fragrance despite its deeply mellow resinous character. That said, there were some minor comments regarding its bitterness that wasn’t universally enjoyed.

A contemporary classic and decidedly elegant fragrance, Terre d’Hermès is both a creator and exception of rules. Its composition is unique compared to the trends today despite being a relatively young fragrance. This doesn’t just make it special but a wonderful alternative for the more discrete gentleman. The overall olfactive landscape is enticing with a cascading crescendo of notes. Terre d’Hermès begins with only a few notes that slowly build up through seamless transitions. The final result is a deeply resinous and harmonious composition, which simultaneously soothes and excites.For the occasions, it’s an ideal fragrance workplace. In fact, it’s currently featured as the best men’s cologne to wear at the office. Being a mature and elegantly understated fragrance, it’s impressive but leaves colleagues and clients room to breathe. Despite being a woody spicy fragrance, Terre d’Hermès features a rich blend of harmonious notes from a plethora of families. Whilst an overall warm fragrance, it also features many fresh notes that offer an element of lightheartedness against the heavy and mellow structure. Head Notes Finally, Terre d’Hermès is a deeply masculine fragrance. Featuring strong and bittersweet note with a resinous and tantalising base, this virile scent is a proud yet elegant statement. As for younger people, they tended to say that it was very mature and perhaps too much so for their tastes. In fact, a few comments suggested that it was perhaps too classic even if they found it quite refreshing. Particularly younger gentlemen loved it but suggested they would aspire for it when older and not until then. Finally, the base is balsamic and slightly bitter with a chalky or flint mineral finish. Warm vetiver interacts with a musky and earthy patchouli whilst benzoin creates bitter and aromatic vanilla notes. There are still faint hints of grapefruit and pepper, which add an element of freshness to the final dry-down. Terre d’Hermès’ Life-Cycle, Wake & Strength

Within mere seconds, peppers begin to emerge and interact with the citrus notes to create a complex and rich tableau of mellowing fruit. Added floral aromas of geranium offer a pleasing sweetness to its structure so it isn’t overly bitter. Base Notes Whilst indeed understated with its square shape and bevelled edges, the bottle is both elegant and classic. Very little text is present save for the fragrance’s name in a capitalised orange sans serif font. Meanwhile, the base is shaped as the letter H with orange-coloured glass.