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Terre d’Hermes Parfum
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Terre d'Hermès Parfum by Hermès is a woody-chypre fragrance for men. Launched in 2009, this composition was created by perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena. Upon release, the scent unfolds with notes of orange and grapefruit; the heart reveals the distinctive character of flint; and the base settles on a foundation of woody notes, oakmoss, and benzoin.
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woody notes
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- Positivo 88%
- Negativo 6.7%
- Neutral 5.2%
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Terre D’Hermès Parfum: If you know the EDT, you might wonder about the difference or think it smells the same but more intense. The reality is that there is indeed an aromatic and performance difference. The EDT is citrusy with a creamy and slightly sweet touch, like vanilla from the benzoin, which makes it spectacular; that’s why I prefer it. The Parfum also brings benzoin, but it makes the citrus combination between orange and grapefruit with woods more prominent, seeming to lack that balance between citrus and sweetness, making the orange the absolute protagonist. It’s a matter of taste: both are extraordinary and I like them, but the Parfum is much more aromatic and intense. The differences are clear: Parfum is more citrusy, less warm, and more intense. The EDT is creamier due to the vanilla sensation but less intense, without disappointing. When they dry down they are practically identical. Note: both are fantastic, yes, it’s worth having them. Sublime fragrance, highly recommended for scent and performance. Scent: 10. Projection: intense for 2 hours. Longevity: between 8 and 10 hours. Recommended.
Smells like a boss, excellent projection and longevity. More than 10 hours on skin and more than 24 on clothes. I use it on important nights, perhaps some Christmas or a crucial work meeting. One of my favourites.
Wood, moss, and amber, and besides, fresh. What has been achieved here is a miracle.
I’m back just to say that those ‘Woody Notes’ are nothing more and nothing less than Iso E Super.
Similar to Narciso Rodriguez Bleu Noir EDP and Black Touch by Franck Olivier. They resemble each other in their great woody facet; it’s the same wood/vetiver. Here it is a bit more citrusy, NR is more musky, and Black Touch darker and spicier. When they dry down, all three resemble each other greatly. I own all three and have tested them side by side. What differentiates them? Here there is greater class, it is cleaner. The Narciso one also projects cleanliness and class, perhaps a few rungs less. This is an elegant and serious scent. Ideal for formal events, meetings, or the office.
PERFUMON!!!
If you are young and thinking of buying it, I absolutely do not recommend it; there are better options to smell masculine and appropriate for your age. It smells old, that’s simply how it is. It feels citrusy but becomes heavy. Personally, I wouldn’t buy it until I was 35 or 40 years old.
Almost identical to the original save for nuances. While the original smells of wet earth and vetiver, the Parfum has more orange, is drier (but not as much as a desert), sweeter, and less ‘sharp’ due to the lack of pepper. Despite having a higher concentration, the performance is similar: 6-7 hours on skin, but lasts 36 on clothes. I wouldn’t wear them together because there are more similarities than differences.
One of those perfumes that makes you feel like a millionaire, a reverent presence. So elegant, refined, and high-quality that its projection is super sophisticated. It could be called a niche fragrance for those excellent notes. Today Adres Croxatto said the same: it’s a millionaire’s scent, pure elegance.
Terre d’Hermès Parfum makes the right adjustments to turn the original EDT into something even more elegant and refined; it’s its evolution. Being less sweet but more sophisticated, it’s more wearable in cold climates. Notable performance. It’s my favourite flanker in the line and one of the best designer perfumes for the office or public engagements due to its cleanliness.
I’ll be redundant, but it’s one of the fragrances I’ve used most in recent times. The EDT is rich and light, projects more and is easier to wear day-to-day. This Parfum has tremendous depth and excellent quality in the orange and vetiver, just like the EDT. It’s mostly that: bitter orange and vetiver, stately and serious. It’s one of my favourites for wearing with a white shirt; it projects sobriety. Highly recommended, but not for blind buying. Although it’s easy for me to like, it might not be so easy for others due to its serious air and the dry smell of the bitterness. It might seem a bit mature, though in my opinion not necessarily. I wouldn’t wear it to the beach, for example.
Citrus bomb at the start, followed by vetiver and woods. Elegant and mature. In Argentina, the Alliance Epicé perfume and/or deodorant is very similar.
To be honest: I owned the Eau Intense Vetiver and the vetiver note didn’t quite convince me, but the longevity and projection of this are phenomenal. I bought it expecting the vetiver wouldn’t be prominent, and it’s true, you don’t really feel it. It lasted literally 15 sprays on skin and clothes. I’ve received compliments, though more restrained ones. I would buy it again or make it my signature scent for work; I’ve learned to love it. At first, it was a bit overwhelming, but you get used to it. I’ve had it since November 2023 (200ml version) until January 15th, using it almost daily. It’s a fulfilling scent, neither too much nor too little. Its great advantage is that it isn’t sweet or vanilla-heavy like many current fragrances; it has a unique character that makes you stand out without shouting. It’s not an atomic bomb; it’s restrained. With 5 or 8 sprays, I guarantee people will say you smell good.
I tried it and it’s citrusy, featuring an elegant, stately bitter orange. It doesn’t offend and adds a lot of style. It lasts 12 hours, lasting the whole day without fading.
It opens with a brutally realistic, juicy grapefruit note, complete with that bitter rind touch that makes it feel natural. As it dries down, it evolves into woods and vetiver, reminiscent of the entire Terre d’Hermès line. It’s versatile, clean and elegant, perfect for work or a late-afternoon party. While it has low projection and sits close to the skin after a few hours, it’s ideal for anyone seeking something mature and discreet that smells great without being overpowering. If you like the line, this is your next step.
What a distinct and classy fragrance. The EDT is already excellent, but this EDP is on another level. Given its quality, it could easily pass for niche without any issues. For me, Hermès sits between designer and niche. It smells less like the original; it’s more ‘oily’ with more wood; the mature version of the Terre family, less strident and more elegant. Ellena has put the cherry on the cake. It lasts about eight hours on skin and two hours of projection, which is decent. I wear it all year round with any outfit; it’s super versatile. It has everything to be in my top list: quality, elegance, maturity, sophistication, seriousness, education, versatility, fascination, authenticity, addiction and mystery. That’s why it’s my signature scent for much of the year. I consider that, although the price is high, it’s justified. It’s among the best in designer fragrances. My rating: 9.5/10. Best regards.
A masterpiece from Ellena: masculine, citrusy, Mediterranean, elegant and mature. It’s been my signature scent for over ten years. 20 out of 10. As always, try it on and let it dry before purchasing.
I’ll take all the compliments, but I think it could do with a bit more longevity.
Smells super masculine. The orange and grapefruit notes are luxurious and last quite a while. I don’t know what silex is, but for me it jumps straight from citrus to woods and smells fantastic. Try it before buying; it’s worth it.
It’s gorgeous, elegant and timeless. The longevity is incredible and the quality is top-notch. Perfect for looking sharp and feeling like a true gentleman. I absolutely love it.
Smells of orange and oil paint, evolving into a woody scent. It’s good, but nothing extraordinary.
One of my favourites. Very earthy with a woody base. Without a doubt, a fragrance that must be in every collection.
Perseus by Parfums de Marly is a clear inspiration for this line and very similar to this Terre de Hermès Parfum. Perhaps Perseus highlights the grapefruit slightly more at first, but afterwards they are remarkably alike. Having tried both, I find this flanker superior, aside from the price: more balanced, better blended, less brash, equally long-lasting, more evocative and elegant, with comparable perceived quality. A clear example that a niche house doesn’t always elevate designer totems, although Hermès stands apart and Terre is incredibly difficult to replicate. Very elegant, versatile and exquisite. Personally, I stick with the EDT; it’s more sparkling, less austere and more versatile. However, this Parfum offers extra performance, maturity and ideal density for colder months or evening wear. It’s like Terre with steroids, yet the EDT is rounder, and its success lies in its simplicity. If the EDT can be ‘young-old’, this Parfum is clearly mature, which is not a negative. Salu2
A true gem. A fragrance that holds a very special place in my heart.
Sumamente elegante, distinguido y versátil. Ideal para días cálidos con buena camisa o bodas diurnas. Tiene mucha versatilidad y es muy agradable. La versión parfum considero que es la mejor.” -> “Extremely elegant, distinguished, and versatile. Ideal for warm days with a good shirt or daytime weddings. It has great versatility and is very pleasant. I consider the parfum version to be the best.
Extremely citrus opening with orange and grapefruit, settling into a earthy, woody base. I recommend it for special occasions, as it is undeniably elegant.
I tried it for the first time today. Exquisite aroma but disappointed with the performance: just five to six hours, with low projection and trail at the start. By the seventh hour, it’s barely skin-scent. I own Intense Vetiver, which lasts longer. I expected more from this parfum; we’ll keep testing. Edit: the longevity has improved slightly, hovering around seven hours, just reaching eight. Projection and trail are personal, but noticeable with movement. Sublime scent; the orange has spectacular quality—not bitter or just peel, but very ripe pulp, leaning slightly sweet. Smells niche. Recommended, but if you’re looking to project, it’s not your fragrance. It’s more for personal enjoyment and those close by.
A bit pricey for what it delivers, yet unique in its category. It’s an olfactory experience worth it, but over $100 for 100ml is simply excessive. Lasts around six hours with moderate projection for the first two. Smells of ripe orange peel, oakmoss, damp earth, and elegant woods. Not youthful or casual; if you want versatility, go for the EDT. It’s sophisticated, perfect for special occasions, and of excellent quality. A citrus for transitional or cold climates, not for heat, due to its mossy and earthy ‘heaviness’. I bought the Pure Parfum in 200ml for $140 and wasn’t disappointed. My only gripe: being a parfum, it doesn’t last more than six hours. QUALITY 10/10, PRICE 6.5/10, VERSATILITY 5/10 (more formal), AGE 30+, PERFORMANCE 7/10. TOTAL 7.1/10.
Fresh, casual, elegant and dynamic. Opens with a delicious citrus note in harmony with the woods. Excellent projection and very good longevity. A unique fragrance that stands out from the ordinary.
Without a doubt one of the best I have ever tried. Since I smelled it, it became my signature fragrance, very masculine and ideal for spring, summer and autumn. Perfect for formal and special occasions. It’s true that the trail doesn’t usually last long but it does the job. In summary: a very versatile, fresh and elegant fragrance.
A mature, bitter, dense orange opening, dull and humid, as if standing in a damp room with an earthen floor. Over time, the dampness recedes and the peel shines through. After an hour, green notes and dirty woods accompany the orange skin. It is far darker than the EDT, lacking any pepper or sparkle. A hyper-realistic experience of exceptional quality, a true niche fragrance. Not super versatile, but don’t overthink it: you don’t need to wear it solely with a suit and tie as some YouTubers suggest. It works for the office, walks, and more. It shatters the myth that Terre is for grandfathers. At 40, I simply cannot stand smelling vanilla, tutifrutti, or synthetic caramel; nor did I want to smell like a fairground lollipop at 20. I encourage young men to feel like men, not sweets. The same applies to women: sniff Jadore, don’t smother yourself in La Vie Est Belle. Good longevity, moderate projection, non-invasive yet sustained. 9/10. The only unmet expectation is that it was said to smell like an orange drawer 🤣. But it always gives me confidence to wear it.
Delicious citrus with a woody base, perfect balance and top-quality ingredients. It’s a perfume I would love to wear every day, but I find it a point above everyday wear; it asks for a more elegant look or for special occasions. Fresh, mature, elegant and addictive…
I must admit I met this perfume years ago in a Duty Free and it didn’t catch my attention. However, I tried it again five years later and… wow, what a wonder. It’s elegant, sober, bright, with a woody and earthy depth that is a sensory madness. The opening is citrusy, but not sparkling or strident; it’s a mature citrus, slightly bitter and dark. After the opening, it unfolds an unmistakable magic: a spiced freshness that gives way to noble woods, oak moss, and a balsamic tone. It’s a masculine perfume for mature and confident men, not for easy compliments but for personal delight. It’s incredibly versatile, for any season if you adjust the sprays. It combines with almost everything, except at the beach or with sportswear. It demands presence and elegance. I recommend it for those over 30. On my skin it lasts 8 hours, projects moderately for the first hour and then settles on the skin. A gem, 9.5/10 aroma, 8.5/10 trail, 8/10 projection, 8.5/10 longevity.
Among the citrus scents (not niche, although for me it is, and in capital letters) from designers: this perfumery has no equal. The EDT fascinated me, but when I smelled the Pure Parfum my jaw dropped. It remains one of my signature fragrances of all time and I keep buying it as soon as I finish it.
Delicious opening, spectacular aroma, over 30 years old, addictive, mature and modern 10/10. Sober and balanced, although I prefer the EDT which is an 11/10.
I left the great review for the EDT, which is a 10/10 and represents the DNA. With this perfume, I’m going to say something super unpopular, don’t crucify me, haha, but for me it doesn’t give that ‘formality’ for special occasions that everyone says. It feels more informal than the EDT because I sense it’s less earthy, therefore less elegant and more for daily use, without so much darkness. Otherwise, it’s an exquisite treat; if you can have both, great, and with a third called Red Vetiver by Montale.
Exquisite, but in my opinion it’s very similar to the Light Blue Forever by D&G, which is no longer sold.
What more can I say about this citrus-wood aroma that gives a sense of cleanliness? Love at first sniff, totally versatile, and one of my favourites.
Like the EDT, this flanker is exquisite and super minimalist; it sharpens your olfactory senses but is far more personal. It lacks that piercing projection; it’s linear and from the start smells of Silex, that wet stone, but with more personality. The mix of orange and grapefruit turns bitter, like Yuzu without the acidic bite, giving it an oriental vibe. It’s over 30, yes or no: it shifts to formality and presence, creating a bubble of subtlety without invading. After a few hours, the wood and moss take control on the skin, leaving that wet and clean note. It’s not for blind buying; it’s less versatile than the EDT and you need to think about when to wear it.
It’s a gem. It doesn’t project as much as the EDT, but it lasts for days: 7 to 8 hours with a spectacular and refined trail. If you have both, keep this one. The EDT is more citrusy, with grapefruit and orange dominating the vetiver, whereas here the ripe, juicy orange is the queen. It’s versatile yet with a formal touch; simply spectacular.