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Eau de Citron Noir
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Incisive and sour citrus, but those smoky notes don’t suit it at all. Neither the wood nor the tea really stand out. The longevity is very poor; you need half a bottle just to leave a trail. It doesn’t seem like a well-chosen cologne.
It is a sharp, acidic citrus with smoky nuances that simply do not suit it. The wood and tea are barely perceptible. The performance is very poor; one needs to apply half a bottle just to leave a trail. I do not consider this a well-judged cologne.
When I was told it was a smoky lemon, I was excited. However, the truth is it doesn’t smell particularly special; it reminds me quite a bit of Halloween Blue Drop, only this Hermès version is slightly sweeter.
This composition proves that fine houses like Hermès occasionally descend into the mud with pseudo-niche experiments. Imagine wooden logs, douse them with strong limoncello, light a fire, peel some lemons, place the rinds on the logs, and let your sweaty shirt dry near the embers all night. The scent that remains impregnated in the fabric is Hermès Eau de Citron Noir. It’s a smoky, so organic it causes confusion and a dry cough as soon as the initial citrus fades. I’m not sure how to classify it, but even for those who dabble in such hybrid creations and find the carbonised lemon phase interesting, I fear their journey will be very short. Its moderate projection and discreet longevity on skin don’t add up to reasons to buy it. But hey, someone might still spray it on and burn like a bonzo, as there’s something for everyone… For pyromaniacs of good taste.
I absolutely love limes, but this one doesn’t work for me. It’s an overly realistic, dark, scrubby, salty, smoky lime that fails to surprise. I’ve detected that ubiquitous ambroxan note that citrus scents often rely on: dark and unsweetened, yet it simply smells of ambroxan. It must be paranoia. Yes… from start to finish, it smells of sweat, a salty, acidic sweat. It reminds me of Sauvage, though they aren’t that similar, and also one of its imitations, Aqva Atlantiqve. Regarding other Hermès fragrances, the longevity is decent; I sprayed it three hours ago and it’s still clearly detectable. All my disappointments with Hermès stem from this line of colognes. I don’t doubt it will have its audience, and a very wide one these days.
I adore limes, yet they fail to convince me here. It is a very realistic, dark, scrubbed, and saline lime, with a smoky touch that fails to surprise. I detect that omnipresent note often found in limes: ambroxan. Dark, unsweetened, and smelling distinctly of ambroxan. Perhaps I am being paranoid, but from start to finish it smells of sweat, blending saline and acidic tones. It reminds me of Sauvage, though they are not alike, and also of one of its imitations, Aqva Atlantiqve. Regarding other Hermès eaux, the longevity is not bad; a single spray remains clearly detectable after three hours. All my disappointments with Hermès stem from this line of colognes. I have no doubt it will find its audience, and a very wide one these days.
I’d been eyeing it up for months, and with the summer heat I decided to give it another go to see if it would finally convince me. I’m hooked. It’s hard to find a lemon note this pure at the outset, and although that initial punch doesn’t last, it’s memorable enough to linger once the fragrance settles. On my skin, the black tea and wood last over six hours, even after a workout, without losing the citrus touch, just softer. It feels fresh and sharp. Hard to ignore, despite being understated. It doesn’t leave a trail after all this time, but that’s fine for me; I’m happy just to smell it on myself.
I was very surprised by its longevity, which is unusual for a citrus fragrance. The projection is also excellent. As for the scent, it is predominantly citrus, but that hint of smoke or incense gives it character. It works perfectly as an evening fragrance in any season. It reminded me of something halfway between Eau de Rochas Pour Homme and Encre Noir.
I was genuinely surprised by its longevity, which is rare for a citrus fragrance. The projection is also excellent. It smells of pure citrus, but that smoky or incense-like note gives it real character. It works brilliantly for evening wear, all year round. It feels like a perfect middle ground between Eau de Rochas Pour Homme and Encre Noir.
Exquisite smoky citrus perfume, a true luxury in both scent and performance. It lasts between four and six hours on my skin, exquisite and incredible. This Hermès launch leaves me nothing to complain about; I bought it at a good price and I’m very happy. When I smell it, I’m reminded of a summer-autumn afternoon facing mountains wet with rain. The perfumer describes it perfectly: ‘The cologne from noon to midnight’. It’s excellent; I give it a full 10.
Exquisite smoky citrus perfume. It is luxury in aroma; in performance it is very good, lasting as long as a cologne between 4-6 hours on my skin, exquisite, incredible launch by Hermès, it left me nothing discontent. I acquired it at an excellent price and it keeps me very happy. If you allow me to describe what comes to mind when smelling it… it is an afternoon in summer-autumn facing mountains dampened by rain. The perfumer describes it well: ‘The Cologne from noon to midnight’. It is excellent, I give it a total 10.
Fantastic. A basket of fresh smoked citrus, limes, lemon, the cider, the tea touch for preparation, very interesting. It has influences from Encre Sport and Vibrant Leather; that is where this fragrance wanders. Look, for an EDC, its fixation and quality are excellent compared to the average EDT; its price is not a little less accessible, but it is a good treat for oneself, hehe.
A very rich cologne, unfortunately it doesn’t last long. The truth is, in this Hermès line, the fragrances are just for a brief refreshing moment, no more than half an hour. If you like this scent, I recommend trying Halloween Blue Drop by J. del Pozo; it has a very similar citrus note and is also much cheaper.
A very rich cologne, unfortunately it doesn’t last long. Truthfully, in this Hermès line, the fragrances are merely for refreshing for a brief moment, no more than half an hour. If you like this scent, I recommend trying Halloween Blue Drop by J. del Pozo; they have a very similar citrus note and it is much cheaper $$$.
I received it as a sample when I bought another fragrance. The opening is pure citrus with a touch of smoke. On my skin, the lime and lemon are felt particularly strongly. The smoky touch is more subtle, as if you were in front of a fireplace with a sip of lemon liqueur (lemoncello), but without the sweet part. As it settles, the smoky scent feels stronger, with a subtle hint of lemon. It did not have much trail or sillage. Maximum 1 to 2 hours on me.
It lasted 30 minutes on my skin :(. I don’t know what to say…
It is a very fresh EDT for summer, in line with classic colognes, but slightly sweeter and smokier. The opening smells mainly of citrus peel, especially lime, with a faint hint of burnt wood. The scent is very realistic and I find it unisex. My partner says I smell like his grandfather (to each their own). However, for the price it has, the longevity is a joke: it doesn’t project for an hour, and by three hours it has vanished from my skin. For this, it is better to buy 4711, which performs infinitely better in terms of quality/price. Pleasant: 7/10 Interesting: 3/10 Versatile: 6/10 Original: 5/10
The graphic defines it perfectly: citrus + smoky + woody. And that’s it. It is a very flat citrus with no sparkling or shimmering phases. Agua de Colonia by Álvarez Gómez or any of Ellena’s colognes would win handily. For a Hermès fragrance, it seems excessively simple, linear, and flat. Cedre de Diamante by Perris Montecarlo offers a similar balance between citrus and wood, but with translucent layers, so if you are looking for something in this line, my recommendation is the ones mentioned above.
Smoke? Black tea? Pardon?????? This is just a slightly sweet lemon with the fresh part of the hedione. I’m flabbergasted by the description, hehe. For a Hermès EDC, it doesn’t perform that well; some hours it’s barely skin-scent.
I like the opening, but as time passes, I begin to dislike it. It seems of good quality due to its classical simplicity. Nowadays, everything smells the same.
Eau de Citron Noir by Hermès is a citrus and woody fragrance. The opening features celestial citrus notes—very pleasant, smelling of lime and lemon—but lasts only about 10 minutes. It then becomes slightly smoky and green. After another half hour, the smoky tone fades, leaving a woody base, perhaps with a hint of patchouli and ambroxan, with no further evolution. Citron Noir is best worn during the day, in the mornings, as the citrus notes bring joy and energy (albeit they don’t last long). Being light, it is suitable for spring and summer, for daily wear, casual outings, or the office. The longevity was good, over 8 hours, but the projection was skin-scent after an hour. It is unisex, pleasant, simple, and of good quality, though it lacks projection. I would not recommend buying it blindly given the price, but I encourage you to try it to form your own opinion.
I just applied Victorio and Lucchino; extreme freshness and it resembles it quite a bit, especially at the opening. A great, extremely cheap option and slightly more masculine for those who like this Hermès.
Spectacular. It has a classic fresh structure but worked to another level. Smells like 4711 or Acqua di Parma, but with realistic citrus: the zesty lemon for cake and an acidic lime that gives freshness and darkness, moving away from the classic. Although it is Hermès, it fits into niche due to the photorealism and interesting twist. The woods and smoke appear as it dries, extending the longevity. Tremendous perfume.
Spectacular fragrance, with a classic fresh structure but refined to another level. It resembles traditional classics like 4711 or Acqua di Parma, yet the citrus notes are so meticulously crafted they feel far more realistic. What strikes me most is the scent of grating lemon peel for a cake and a lime with its acidity, imparting freshness and depth that moves it beyond the classic profile into something far more interesting. Although it is by Hermès, in my opinion it belongs in the niche category due to the photorealism of the citrus and the fascinating twist they bring to the classic. The woods and smoke emerge as it dries, extending its longevity, while the citrus remains present throughout. Simply magnificent.
An underrated long-lasting cologne; many try it once at the John Lewis and then discard it. Fresh, smoky, and very enjoyable scent.
Rich citrus, reminds me of the opening of Terre d’Hermès. I like it but it’s not very potent, more of a home fragrance.
A fresh and smoky citrus opening. The middle darkens the citrus, with the lime standing out with a deeper smoke. Woody and smoky citrus finish. Projection 4-5 hours, closer to the skin over 8 hours, it shines in the heat. Linear but accurate evolution. Dry citrus, smoke, and wood make it elegant. Don’t let it fool you as an Eau de Cologne; it performs like an Eau de Toilette or Parfum in the heat. Similar to Search by Amouage but much cheaper, a real gem.
Eau de Citron Noir: Opens with a fresh, smoky citrus note. Within minutes, the acidity deepens, gaining character as the lime emerges with a richer smokiness. It settles into a smoky citrus accord over wood. Lasts 4–5 hours with good projection, but easily endures 8+ hours on the skin, especially in heat. The evolution is linear yet remarkably well-judged. Dry citrus, smoke, and wood lend it elegance. Do not be misled by the ‘eau de cologne’ moniker; it performs as an ‘eau de toilette’ or better when warm. Smells very much like Amouage Search but at a fair price—a true gem.
I’ve already spoken about it; it remains one of the best citrus scents. In the air, what I notice most is the lime; I gave it to my father and from a distance that note stands out. The trail is wide but fine, without being heavy.
One of my favourites for its freshness. For me, one of the best citrus openings on the market.
Perfect for a summer evening. I’d recommend trying it first as I imagined it differently. When dry, it reminds me a bit of Dior Homme Sport 2021 and the base of Invictus. It’s a cologne but performs much better than the Tdh Eau Givree.
One of the best citrus openings available. A lemon impact that darkens and smokes. Classic, elegant, and characterful. Lasts 5 or 6 hours on my skin, which is notable for this type of scent. One of the best commercial citrus fragrances.
To be honest, it just didn’t work for me. It smells like pure lemon and that really turns me off; it gives me the lemon face. The smoky touch is original and has a trail lasting 10 to 15 hours, but the lemon note ruins it for me.