Here is what to pay close attention to when choosing your Hermès fragrance. With 119 different fragrances to choose from, I am sure it can get a little overwhelming. Tips for Choosing the Right Hermès Perfume Citrus with an edge of aromatic intensity to give off a refreshing scent and the perfect balance between sweet and tart – alluring and mysterious all at once.
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You don’t smell it – you feel it, its presence on your skin intoxicating your every sense. This citrus aromatic fragrance is perfect for the unique personality which only leaves a small trail. It has notes that will give any man or woman the zing that they need in order to start their day off on a great note.
Hermès’s Eau De Citron Noir created by Christine Nagel is green and fruity with a hint of smoky black lime, which you can attribute to its Middle Eastern influence. Un Jardin Sur La Lagune will leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed. Beautifully composed by perfumer Christine Nagel, who packs a punch with her sense of balance, each layer is expertly woven together for a harmoniously intoxicating scent. This sweet, refreshing amber scent takes you on an exotic olfactory journey. Designed for early summer wear, you’ll be happy to have worn it year-round. This lightness carries on to the heart where it’s softened by samphire and woody notes. Infused with magnolia, Madonna lily, and sea notes, the fragrance radiates a salty breeze that brightens up the morning. But guess what? No one has to tell us what we should smell like because our nose knows when something feels right. I don’t know how many times people told me you can only wear women’s perfume if you’re female and men’s if you’re male. This scent is like my little oasis in a fragrance world overrun with stereotyping. I always liked the idea of unisex fragrances, even before Un Jardin Sur La Lagune was released. sometimes it's more spicy, sometimes more herbal.this certainly isn't for little boys,it's a perfume with strong character.absolutely awesome fragrance.Hermès Un Jardin Sur La Lagune is a perfume for women and men. The perfume starts off with a burst of citrus like a classy chypre - lemon,bergamot,sage and then moves to a classic floral heart as it begins settling with notes of basil, jasmine,and carnation,and finally settles into a leathery woody chypre base comprised of patchouli,leather and oakmoss.the key attribute to Bel Ami is the great compositional balance,where a styrax driven leather accord rests harmoniously on a chypre foundation laced with a deft blend of herbs and florals. it is a leathery chypre such as Bandit, is like warm sexy skin,sexy in a warm,clean and classy way.a true gem for everyone who can appreciate a strong masculine scent. one of the first fragrances i fell in love with at eighteen.this scent is sophisticated testosterone in a bottle that will bully all your other fragrances. 9/10īel Ami is Vito Corleone!this is a powerful fragrance that demands respect and oozes quality it falls in the same class as Cartier Santos, Chanel Antaeus every man over the age of thirty should have one of those greats in his collection. One day I am sure I will experience the vintage and really understand what others claim, but I know what I like, and what I have now surely is a keeper to my nose. Overall, this is really a moving wear for me. The supporting notes of vetiver, orris and carnation do add interest to the experience, imparting texture and leverage to the leather. The leather starts off as raw, animalic and rugged, but smolders into a tender and refined entity, genteel yet still of solid constitution. It is opulent, yet wistful robust, yet mildly sweet.
However, I decided to give in to the current reform of Bel Ami as the vintage is prohibitively expensive, and I was really pleased I am sure that if I smelled a vintage I'd be floored and I'd understand the difference, but even in its current incarnation, it really is impressive, mesmerizing even, to my nose. I've recently been hung up with all the fuss of reformulations, easily persuaded by the opinions of those who decry current formulations of multitudinous classics, to the point where I thought I'd never really get to experience the authentic spirit of these icons.
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