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400ml-Green orange water - Eau de cologne-HERMÈS
Delivery $32.28
Hermes D'orange Verte For Unisex Eau De Cologne Spray 399 Ml By Hermes
Free delivery between 26–29 May
Hermes Eau D'orange Verte Unisex Eau De Cologne 400ml
Delivery $66.12
originally posted on lmching.com
The first version of Eau d'Orange Verte dates from 1979 and was created by Françoise Caron. Jean-Claude Ellena revisits this water, adding nuances, for a more in-depth 2009 edition that offers more outfits. When the warm seasons come, it’s one of those fresh classics I love to wear. A water that offers an instant "pschit" of freshness. The notes of green citrus are well worked and accentuated by the blackcurrant bud. The notes are both green, zesty and almost powdery. Here, the addition of oak moss is subtle and remains pleasant to my nose.
originally posted on influenster.com
Lovely cologne this one. If you like Hugo Boss's orange, you'll like this one better - or at least you ought to.The initial orange is a superb recreation, far different than the citrus top notes of many other perfumes. Strange that the notes list lemon and mandarin, but no actual orange. It took me several wearings before I could make out the mango, but like one of those magic eye 3D images, once you've got it, it reveals itself to you effortlessly. Soft and peachy.It's woody and earthy too when it develops. Luckily the middle and top notes never really disappear, they politely make way for the oakmoss and patchouli, but you keep bumping into them.All this winds down into a lovely, soft, powdery finale. Chic and refined.
originally posted on influenster.com
Truly, I’m only using this daily to work because I don’t want to use my other colognes, and it was a gift. It smells like oranges and lemon (not to mention I love putting lemon on my food!). I spray about 3-5 pumps on my body - I kind of want to finish it so I can move in to my next cologne. It’s not a bad fragrance, it’s just that I can tell this is more alcohol than oil. I’m so used to Tom Ford colognes that I love the oil-based colognes rather than alcohols based. This is Hermès which is pricey but it doesn’t mean it’s great - I mean, sure I use it Monday-Friday but only for work. It’s my go-to cologne during work days but definitely not for nighttime. This is more of a morning/afternoon aroma that’s not very overwhelming. I’m more than halfway done with it which ... MoreTruly, I’m only using this daily to work because I don’t want to use my other colognes, and it was a gift. It smells like oranges and lemon (not to mention I love putting lemon on my food!). I spray about 3-5 pumps on my body - I kind of want to finish it so I can move in to my next cologne. It’s not a bad fragrance, it’s just that I can tell this is more alcohol than oil. I’m so used to Tom Ford colognes that I love the oil-based colognes rather than alcohols based. This is Hermès which is pricey but it doesn’t mean it’s great - I mean, sure I use it Monday-Friday but only for work. It’s my go-to cologne during work days but definitely not for nighttime. This is more of a morning/afternoon aroma that’s not very overwhelming. I’m more than halfway done with it which tells you that I do not hate it - it’s alright, just not really what I would prefer wearing. The scent isn’t distinctive - it’s just like any other cologne where you really cannot tell it’s Chanel No. 5 because it doesn’t really stand out.
| Designer | Hermes |
| Year Introduced | 2009 |
400ml-Green orange water - Eau de cologne-HERMÈS
Delivery $32.28
Hermes D'orange Verte For Unisex Eau De Cologne Spray 399 Ml By Hermes
Free delivery between 26–29 May
Hermes Eau D'orange Verte Unisex Eau De Cologne 400ml
Delivery $66.12
The first version of Eau d'Orange Verte dates from 1979 and was created by Françoise Caron. Jean-Claude Ellena revisits this water, adding nuances, for a more in-depth 2009 edition that offers more outfits. When the warm seasons come, it’s one of those fresh classics I love to wear. A water that offers an instant "pschit" of freshness. The notes of green citrus are well worked and accentuated by the blackcurrant bud. The notes are both green, zesty and almost powdery. Here, the addition of oak moss is subtle and remains pleasant to my nose.
Lovely cologne this one. If you like Hugo Boss's orange, you'll like this one better - or at least you ought to.The initial orange is a superb recreation, far different than the citrus top notes of many other perfumes. Strange that the notes list lemon and mandarin, but no actual orange. It took me several wearings before I could make out the mango, but like one of those magic eye 3D images, once you've got it, it reveals itself to you effortlessly. Soft and peachy.It's woody and earthy too when it develops. Luckily the middle and top notes never really disappear, they politely make way for the oakmoss and patchouli, but you keep bumping into them.All this winds down into a lovely, soft, powdery finale. Chic and refined.
Truly, I’m only using this daily to work because I don’t want to use my other colognes, and it was a gift. It smells like oranges and lemon (not to mention I love putting lemon on my food!). I spray about 3-5 pumps on my body - I kind of want to finish it so I can move in to my next cologne. It’s not a bad fragrance, it’s just that I can tell this is more alcohol than oil. I’m so used to Tom Ford colognes that I love the oil-based colognes rather than alcohols based. This is Hermès which is pricey but it doesn’t mean it’s great - I mean, sure I use it Monday-Friday but only for work. It’s my go-to cologne during work days but definitely not for nighttime. This is more of a morning/afternoon aroma that’s not very overwhelming. I’m more than halfway done with it which ... MoreTruly, I’m only using this daily to work because I don’t want to use my other colognes, and it was a gift. It smells like oranges and lemon (not to mention I love putting lemon on my food!). I spray about 3-5 pumps on my body - I kind of want to finish it so I can move in to my next cologne. It’s not a bad fragrance, it’s just that I can tell this is more alcohol than oil. I’m so used to Tom Ford colognes that I love the oil-based colognes rather than alcohols based. This is Hermès which is pricey but it doesn’t mean it’s great - I mean, sure I use it Monday-Friday but only for work. It’s my go-to cologne during work days but definitely not for nighttime. This is more of a morning/afternoon aroma that’s not very overwhelming. I’m more than halfway done with it which tells you that I do not hate it - it’s alright, just not really what I would prefer wearing. The scent isn’t distinctive - it’s just like any other cologne where you really cannot tell it’s Chanel No. 5 because it doesn’t really stand out.
I personally adore the fresh, spicy citrus notes, and this scent hits the mark perfectly for me. It blends the tartness of orange peel with the juicy feel of green leaves, plus a hint of bitter moss and woodiness, creating a refreshing and soothing aroma. It's not overly sweet, leaning more towards a crisp and gentle vibe. This unisex fragrance is my go-to for bedtime. If I caught this scent on a guy, it would absolutely captivate me—it's that kind of allure.
So glad Space NK stock this now. I got a bottle years ago as a gift which was bought during a holiday in France. It was extremely hard to find in person or in stores in the UK for years, and always seemed to be the Hermes perfume that slipped between the cracks. It's very easy to wear. It's a unisex scent, fresh but aromatic. The orange and mint notes are really interesting together and not a combination you see often. I'm extremely excited to get my hands on another bottle now!
I use the eau de toilette as well as this scent of body lotion almost daily. It's very fresh, not too sweet or floral and the lotion is often just enough on its own. I spray sparingly warm spots on my body but try to get more of it on my clothes. Cloth seems to wear it longer than my skin. This is a fragrance that in this form could be overdone.The lotion, however, lingers all day and holds its own. Together, layered, I wear for a more special occasion. This is indeed an orange based scent but it doesn't smell strongly of the fruit as if you shredded the rind. Green is how I would describe this fragrance. It's like a walk in the woods with a small breeze blowing through the trees.
I can say right away that this is not a fragrance for every day. I use it on vacation and on special occasions, depending on my mood.The best association will be with freshness and purity, something like this)Persistence is normal, sharpness in the aroma is not observed. Aroma composition:Amber, Orange, Basil, White cedar and Patchouli. I recommend this perfume to active and energetic people who are not used to using fragrances "like everyone else".Thank you for your attention to my review!
Hermès Eau d'Orange Verte is a fantastic perfume! It has a fresh and citrusy scent that's perfect for everyday wear. The combination of orange, lemon, and mint creates a refreshing and invigorating aroma. It's long-lasting and has great sillage, making it a top choice for any occasion. Overall, it's a timeless and elegant fragrance that's definitely worth trying out!
First discovered in Madrid @ an amazing hotel.. complementary first class toiletries!! Seduction in September.. an inspirational fresh orange woody addictive “Follow that scent!!” fragrance .. Love at first aromatic smell!! The best is the body lotion.. can’t find it anywhere ️
I love the fact that this scent is unisex, it's somehow chic and feminine without being overly girly. I also love how crisp and fruity it smells, giving you timeless elegance. I've been using it this past summer and was about to change my scent for the fall, but I find it actually seems to be fitting for all seasons, due to its light nature. I also love the packing and love that it's travel-friendly. I've been wanting this for years and finally decided to splurge and I think it's worth every penny. It does fade more easily than stronger perfumes, which is understandable since it's not an overpowering scent. I prefer this, as I'm someone that likes my scents to always be subtle so that those around me get an occasional whiff of the smell rather than a persisting scent.
| Designer | Hermes |
| Year Introduced | 2009 |
Hermes Eau d'Orange Verte Eau De Cologne 400ml
THE Creation The house's very first cologne Hermès was created by Françoise Caron in 1979. It was first called Eau de cologne Hermès before being renamed Eau d'orange verte in 1997. Now emblematic, it is distinguished by its lively, green freshness. LES Notes Olfactives La cologne combines bright orange, mint freshness and woody notes of moss Eau d'orange verte combines bright orange with the freshness of mint and the woody notes of moss. THE Object The emblematic lantern bottle is adorned in deep green. On the orange box, a contrasting band echoes the bottle's color. THE Hermès Colognes Collection An infinite playground as much as a virtuoso, the Colognes collection explores the sensoriality of materials Hermès collection explores the sensoriality of materials. A founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979, and inspired by the scent of an undergrowth wet with morning dew, this fragrance, which has since become an emblem of Hermès, stands out for its singular freshness, the warmth of its fragrance, and its ability to express itselfHermès is distinguished by its singular freshness. Conceived as an explosion of citrus notes, orange plays the leading role, with zest and leaves, lemon, mandarin, mint and blackcurrant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals its complexity in a unique trail of oakmoss and patchouli.
THE Creation The house's very first cologne Hermès was created by Françoise Caron in 1979. It was first called Eau de cologne Hermès before being renamed Eau d'orange verte in 1997. Now emblematic, it is distinguished by its lively, green freshness. LES Notes Olfactives La cologne combines bright orange, mint freshness and woody notes of moss Eau d'orange verte combines bright orange with the freshness of mint and the woody notes of moss. THE Object The emblematic lantern bottle is adorned in deep green. On the orange box, a contrasting band echoes the bottle's color. THE Hermès Colognes Collection An infinite playground as much as a virtuoso, the Colognes collection explores the sensoriality of materials Hermès collection explores the sensoriality of materials. A founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979, and inspired by the scent of an undergrowth wet with morning dew, this fragrance, which has since become an emblem of Hermès, stands out for its singular freshness, the warmth of its fragrance, and its ability to express itselfHermès is distinguished by its singular freshness. Conceived as an explosion of citrus notes, orange plays the leading role, with zest and leaves, lemon, mandarin, mint and blackcurrant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals its complexity in a unique trail of oakmoss and patchouli.
THE Creation The house's very first cologne Hermès was created by Françoise Caron in 1979. It was first called Eau de cologne Hermès before being renamed Eau d'orange verte in 1997. Now emblematic, it is distinguished by its lively, green freshness. LES Notes Olfactives La cologne combines bright orange, mint freshness and woody notes of moss Eau d'orange verte combines bright orange with the freshness of mint and the woody notes of moss. THE Object The emblematic lantern bottle is adorned in deep green. On the orange box, a contrasting band echoes the bottle's color. THE Hermès Colognes Collection An infinite playground as much as a virtuoso, the Colognes collection explores the sensoriality of materials Hermès collection explores the sensoriality of materials. A founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979, and inspired by the scent of an undergrowth wet with morning dew, this fragrance, which has since become an emblem of Hermès, stands out for its singular freshness, the warmth of its fragrance, and its ability to express itselfHermès is distinguished by its singular freshness. Conceived as an explosion of citrus notes, orange plays the leading role, with zest and leaves, lemon, mandarin, mint and blackcurrant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals its complexity in a unique trail of oakmoss and patchouli.
THE Creation The house's very first cologne Hermès was created by Françoise Caron in 1979. It was first called Eau de cologne Hermès before being renamed Eau d'orange verte in 1997. Now emblematic, it is distinguished by its lively, green freshness. LES Notes Olfactives La cologne combines bright orange, mint freshness and woody notes of moss Eau d'orange verte combines bright orange with the freshness of mint and the woody notes of moss. THE Object The emblematic lantern bottle is adorned in deep green. On the orange box, a contrasting band echoes the bottle's color. THE Hermès Colognes Collection An infinite playground as much as a virtuoso, the Colognes collection explores the sensoriality of materials Hermès collection explores the sensoriality of materials. A founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979, and inspired by the scent of an undergrowth wet with morning dew, this fragrance, which has since become an emblem of Hermès, stands out for its singular freshness, the warmth of its fragrance, and its ability to express itselfHermès is distinguished by its singular freshness. Conceived as an explosion of citrus notes, orange plays the leading role, with zest and leaves, lemon, mandarin, mint and blackcurrant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals its complexity in a unique trail of oakmoss and patchouli.
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