Hera by Farmasi
Women 2025
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Description
Hera by Farmasi is an oriental floral fragrance for women. This new creation was launched in 2025. The top notes are neroli, mandarin and blackcurrant; the heart notes, orange blossom, jasmine and woody notes; the base notes, musk, tonka bean and amber.
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When to wear it (votes)
Key notes
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Top
neroli
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Heart
orange blossom
- Base musk
Community
13 votes
- Positive 46%
- Negative 15%
- Neutral 38%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
34 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Neutral
13 votes
Season
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14 votes
Time of day
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10 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Hera
Hera by Farmasi is an oriental floral fragrance for women. This new creation was launched in 2025. The top notes are neroli, mandarin and blackcurrant; the heart notes, orange blossom, jasmine and woody notes; the base notes, musk, tonka bean and amber.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
7 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
7 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
5 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
7 votes
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Community reviews
10 reviews
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I don’t find it as similar to Libre; to me, it could do with a lavender note. It’s very floral and effervescent with the blackcurrant note. Ideal for springtime.
Hera is the “dupe” of Libre by Yves Saint Laurent (original version), so if you want to economise, this is the best option. Honestly, I don’t much like Libre; it’s not a perfume I would buy. Hera has very good sillage as well as very good staying power. The packaging isn’t among my favourites. It’s a floral, citrusy and musky fragrance, so I recommend it for day and night wear only in warm weather. The notes I notice most are: orange blossom (which isn’t one of my favourite notes), jasmine, mandarin and musk.
I bought it blind; I’m going to give it away. The first aroma it gives off seems very strong to me, and in my particular perception it was something with no definite shape; I felt it as a “punch” of heavy, firm smell. Afterwards, I was left with orange blossom and a bit of sweet, woody blackcurrant on the skin. It’s a perfume suited to those who enjoy strong aromas; it gave me a headache.
Here they managed to bottle an elegant orange blossom, sparkling neroli adorned with jasmine and sprinkled with imposing woody notes, softened with a sweet ambery touch. Although you can smell the mandarin at first, it doesn’t take the lead. It has a slight resemblance to Libre by YSL, but I don’t think it’s a dupe, as this one is fresher and easier to wear in not-so-cold climates. The bottle is very pretty, and the cap is decorative and good quality. It’s not something I haven’t smelt before, but I like its scent, subtle and imposing at the same time, and its price is the best part.
Hera is the “dupe” of Libre by Yves Saint Laurent (original version), so if you want to economise, this is the best option. Honestly, I don’t like Libre very much; it’s not one of the perfumes I would buy. Hera has very good projection as well as very good longevity. The packaging is not among my favourites. It is a floral, citrus and musky fragrance, so I recommend it for daytime and nighttime use only in warm weather. The notes I perceive most are: orange blossom (which is not one of my favourite notes), jasmine, mandarin and musk.
I don’t find it as similar to Libre; for me, it would be missing the lavender note. It is very floral and fizzy because of the blackcurrant note. Ideal for spring.
Hera is the perfect clone of YSL Libre (original), so if you’re looking to save money, this is the best option; personally, Libre doesn’t suit me much, it’s not my type of perfume. Hera has excellent projection and longevity. The bottle isn’t really my style. It’s a floral, citrus and musky fragrance, ideal for day and night in hot weather. The notes I notice most are: orange blossom (not my favourite), jasmine, mandarin and musk.
Hera is the ‘dupe’ of the original Yves Saint Laurent Libre, so if you want to save money, this is the best option. Personally, I don’t like the original Libre much; it’s not among the perfumes I would buy. Hera has excellent projection and longevity. The packaging is not my favourite. It’s a floral, citrus, and musky fragrance, ideal for day and night only in the heat. The notes I notice most are: orange blossom (which isn’t my favourite), jasmine, mandarin, and musk.
I bought this blindly as a gift; the initial scent is very strong, undefined, like a heavy, firm blow. Then it settles into sweet, woody neroli and blackcurrants on the skin. It’s for those who love powerful fragrances, but it gave me a headache.
They managed to bottle an elegant orange blossom with sparkling neroli, jasmine, and a majestic woody base, all softened by a sweet touch of amber. At first, it smells of mandarin, but it’s not the star. It reminds me a bit of YSL’s Libre, though it’s not a clone; this is fresher and more wearable in warm climates. The bottle is beautiful, with a decorative cap and good quality. It’s not a new scent for me, but I love that it’s both subtle and imposing at the same time, and the price is unbeatable.