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H24 Eau de Parfum
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H24 Eau de Parfum by Hermès is a woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2022, this composition was created by perfumer Christine Nagel.
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This should have been the original H24. They’re almost identical, but the moss (which I don’t feel as strong as others say) gives it character. It has more presence and density than the EDT, as it should, even though nowadays they sell smoke to justify the poor performance of lower concentrations. In short, it smells like real Hermes, and this flanker is a candidate for a signature scent.
To me, it smells beastly like pear.
If you snagged the EDT, this EDP is a stroke of luck. Sillage and longevity are through the roof: 4 to 7 hours with moderate trail. Olfactorily, it leans more toward a classic fougère, just a bit sweeter. I tried a sample and kept the bottle because I had 20ml of the EDT left over and I’ve always loved it. Oakmoss? I’m not sure, but it smells like a sunny morning forest. High price for a designer brand, but with Hermes, you know what you’re getting.
Hermes strikes again with this EDP, the powerful and deep version of the original. It keeps the DNA: minimalist, clean, and with a green note I love. It’s not an olfactory challenge, but it steps away from the norm; perfect for the office or as a signature scent: fresh, pleasant, and versatile. If you liked the EDT, you’ll love this one even more; if not, you won’t here either. Hermes doesn’t always hit the mark, but this one is spot on.
I agree with @Ruben97: the pear note is noticeable at the start. I don’t like either the EDT or this EDP; that slight sweetness doesn’t work for me. Still, give it a try.
In dry down, it smells beastly like Terre d’Hermes.
At first, it smells like freshly ironed clothes, with green notes. Nothing like Mousse Illuminé. Not my cup of tea.
Am I the only one who thinks it reminds me of Azzaro Pour Homme? Maybe a bit deeper and fuller-bodied, but on my nose, the scent is very similar.
I expected it to be more different, thinking current perfumery darkens aromas in high concentrations. But no, if you liked the first version, this is practically the same, just more concentrated. There are structural changes: the perfumer extended the life of the green notes. In the EDT, the green faded in the dry-down leaving the metal; here the green accompanies the metal almost throughout the entire dry-down. It’s a higher concentration, more robust. Perhaps due to the potency of the green, it feels more mature, but without an ‘old person’ smell. Given the potency and green sweetness, it suits colder climates better, but it doesn’t lose its fresh atmosphere. It requires fewer sprays; the first hour can be heavy if you overdo it. On paper it lasts over two days; after 24 hours, the metallic scent is imposing. It’s less sweet and a bit more floral on paper. Highly recommended, clean, and suitable for almost any occasion. It has that Hermès olfactory stamp. I’d say it’s for over 30, but it doesn’t smell ‘mature’ like the Terre line, it’s more all-terrain, though less so than the EDT.
For those who don’t know the H24 well, it’s a floral fougère, quite original. It’s light enough for spring and summer, perhaps to some women’s taste. Regarding the EDP, no brainer: it’s stronger in presence and longevity. But what it gains here, it loses in other aspects. When I tried the EDT, it reminded me of Dior’s Eau Sauvage: this is an updated version with Esclareno instead of Hedione; both share lactonic tones and evoke ‘barbershop fragrances.’ H24 is a fougère, ES is an aromatic citrus, both classics. They give a sense of discreet elegance, something rare these days. The EDP offers good value, but feels a bit linear after a few minutes. I suggest the EDT for those seeking ‘less is more’; the EDP is for those wanting something less ethereal, though its projection and longevity aren’t as notable as in other cases. With few sprays, it doesn’t suffocate.
I think it’s an EXCEPTIONAL fragrance. I like the EDT, but I believe they nailed it with this EDP and the Cristine oakmoss. It smells clean, urban, modern, and distinct. I definitely recommend it.
It’s very similar to the EDT, which I prefer for being lighter and more modern. The EDP amplifies the green and mossy aspects. I didn’t notice much difference in longevity. Excellent launch from Hermes.
H.R. Giger but with botanical anatomy instead of animal.
It shares the DNA of the EDT but amps up the moss and tones down that characteristic metallic vibe. It feels vintage yet updated, very pleasant though a bit dense for the first two hours, well-balanced so it doesn’t overwhelm. It smells like a man who has arrived, someone who knows how to walk straight. It’s not for ‘bros,’ but for those who know what they want. Can you layer it with the EDT? Yes, the EDP is ideal for fall/winter or rainy days, while the EDT is more versatile in mild seasons. The best part is you can layer them for a balanced, all-terrain fragrance. It lasts over 8 hours, with a consistent trail for the first two hours, then drops to a discreet but aura-filled tone.
H24 EDP is aromatic, herbal, and woody. The opening is similar to the EDT but less bright; some say it smells like green banana and I’m partly right. There are metallic notes, less than in the EDT, but the green and herbal ones dominate, giving that dry-cleaner freshness. It’s timeless, perfect for the office or school. Lasted 8 hours with regular-to-low projection. Both the EDT and EDP have a unique aroma; they don’t resemble anything else, they are themselves.
The H24 EDP is aromatic, herbal, and woody. The opening is like the EDT but less bright; some say it smells like green banana and I partly agree, though here the metallic notes are less strong and the green notes are more potent. Still, it gives that dry-cleaner freshness. It’s timeless, ideal for the office or school. I wore it for 8 hours with regular-to-low projection. They’re unique: you can use them where other herbals fail, because they don’t resemble anything else.
As @EgoZent said, it smells exactly like Azzaro Pour Homme to me. Maybe a bit softer, but there’s nothing new to say.
The description by @DannyAngel fits, though to me it dries down more herbal and mossy, a pure green. It’s been a pleasant surprise, a white thrush among so much designer and niche drivel nowadays. It breaks from current trends: it starts bitter, with a slight sweetness in the heart that I find a bit much, but as it dries, the evernil (a mossy molecule) really shines. It’s a formal fragrance that conveys seriousness and maturity. Longevity and projection exceed the average for designer EDPs. The best part is that it’s new and hasn’t suffered a reformulation yet, so it’s a good time to buy, although Hermes fragrances tend to be faithful anyway. In short: green, mature, and serious.
This fragrance was love at first sniff; lucky to be able to smell it in regular stores like Primor or Sephora. If you want a bit more projection punch, I think it’s a great perfume to layer under a Molecule 01, for example. A peculiar aroma, very green, modern, and revitalizing without feeling cheap at all.
A distinct and very original scent, green and vibrant. Good longevity, and when it dries down, it has a very particular smell, like a hair straightener.
Simply exquisite and original. Elegant, intriguing, with a spectacular opening. It’s no exaggeration to say it smells like a niche fragrance at a commercial price point.
Beautiful fragrance, lots of moss, metallic and floral, clean with a touch of darkness. I loved it!! The longevity and projection are more than respectable. Well done, Hermès.
Be very careful with this perfume due to how easily it oxidizes. I rarely see a fragrance that doesn’t develop this honeyed off-note, and if you know its true pale translucent green color, you’ll know it’s gone bad. They shouldn’t neglect its storage. Avoid extreme heat and direct sunlight.
Pleasantly surprised, given that I’ve seen some not-so-positive reviews. Without going into details, it stands out for its green opening, with that hard metallic note for an hour, then it transitions into oakmoss. A clean fragrance, though not at the level of the EDT. Perfect for the office all year round except very hot or very cold days. Could be a daily fragrance in autumn and spring.
I really like it, honestly. Every time I go to a perfumery, I end up spraying it on my wrist. I don’t know why I never decide to buy it, but it’s true that in all the places I’ve seen it, it comes in an orange bottle instead of green, so I’m not sure if it generally smells exactly what I test. Anyone who can compare notes? Thanks.
H24 EDP is basically the evolution of the EDT, though the differences are subtle. While the EDT is light, fresh, and almost ethereal, the EDP has more presence and longevity without losing that metallic and green essence. The big difference is longevity and the prominence of the green notes: in the EDT they fade quickly leaving the metallics behind, but in the EDP they stay alive the whole time, giving it more body. The EDP isn’t dark or changing the DNA; it just adds more depth. The original is lighter, ideal for heat or spring, while the EDP works better in cooler weather, adding herbal warmth and longevity. In projection, the EDP surpasses the EDT, being more solid during the first hour without being overwhelming; the EDT is more subtle, almost background. Both are similar, but the EDP is the obvious choice for anyone seeking something more durable and potent. If you prefer the fleeting freshness of the EDT, it’s still valid. In short, the EDP is more mature and long-lasting, ideal for those who enjoyed the original but want more intensity. Personally, I’ve liked the EDP more and would buy it over the EDT. As always, test before spending on something this particular.
I love it; it smells super green and natural, plus very clean. Out of the three available, this is the only one I own and the one I like the most. The opening is sparkling and intense, while the dry-down is elegant, like a crisp white shirt, always with that touch of grass. It wakes you up and refreshes you, with very good longevity to feel so fresh.
Herbal fragrance that smells great and lasts a long time. It doesn’t hit me over the head like the Terre family scents do, but thanks to its versatility and clean scent, it’s one of the ones I use year-round.
A fragrance marvel; it feels very green and herbal, fresh for summer and sparkling, with a very original scent distinct from the usual. One of those addictive ones that you love to reapply constantly to enjoy it. The only downside is that it’s a bit pricey, but I absolutely love it.
H24 EDP is like that man who doesn’t need to raise his voice to be heard. Always punctual, impeccably dressed, with a calm gaze and an undeniable elegance that you can feel. From the first spray, it transports me to an urban garden in spring, just after rain, where green and woody notes intertwine with a clean, futuristic air. Sage and narcissus add freshness and modernity, while the clary sage (that subtle metallic nod so typical of Hermès) gives a touch of originality without going overboard. In the office, it’s impeccable: distinguished enough to be noticed, but without interrupting any meeting. It lasts on clothes all day. On skin, about 7-8 hours with elegant and moderate projection that leaves a mark without imposing. This isn’t a club or conquest perfume. It’s for those who know that true style doesn’t shout; it whispers with confidence.
Versatile elegance. Good for daily wear in semi-formal or formal settings. Ideal for day, night, and all seasons. Excellent as a signature scent. It lasts from morning to night with high projection in the first 4-6 hours, depending on the weather. To my taste, it’s the best in the H24 line, slightly above Herbes Vibes (which also has great quality). This EDP version completely outshines the EDT, which has less than half the longevity.
Exquisite. A green, cheerful, airy, energetic, and clean fragrance. It opens with an undeclared juicy pear note that lasts about 15 minutes, then turns bitter but vibrant. It’s one of those that puts you in a good mood in the morning. Once dry, it smells floral, very mossy, woody, and damp. It has that metallic, cold sensation that pricks. A modern Fougère. Longevity: 10 hours, 8 perfect ones, and 2 more close to the skin. Projection: 3 hours moderate, then a personal bubble. Sillage: moderate for 3 hours, then soft. Unisex masculine, for a calm and proper man. Perfect signature perfume for autumn, spring, and summer, preferably summer nights. I bought it in January 2025, so my perfume had been concentrating for 3 years. The fixation is brutal. The atomizer sprays a lot of fragrance; it’s very potent, so 4 or 5 sprays are enough; don’t overapply.
If I summarize it in one word: ELEGANCE. It’s a gentleman’s scent, not youthful or trendy; it smells like a man with class, money, and a lot of personality. Fresh, herbal, woody, very classic but with notes that make it timeless and current. I see it for people over 30 wearing well-tailored formal or smart casual outfits.
I bought it blind, and I’m telling you not to, not because it’s bad, but because it’s a unique aroma. Very green; the moss fascinates me. It’s like going to the bottom of a forest and smelling a moss-covered tree. From now on, it’s one I can never be without, and I’m young, so don’t let age stop you from trying it.
I bought it blind, and it’s quite a sweet takeoff that smells a lot like pear without declaring it, similar to Herbes Vibes. As it dries down, it fades into something more herbal and floral. It smells great, but I wouldn’t recommend it for very young people; ideally for 35 years or older.
Excellent fragrance, lasts as long as a Kenzo. Clean, versatile, elegant, and sometimes depressing. For some reason, it reminds me of Gris Charnel by BDK, maybe I’m wrong.
H24 EDT and EDP aren’t for having both, but for choosing one. They share almost everything, but the moss gives the EDP more body—that’s the only real difference, don’t overthink it. I do notice a citrus touch, like orange peel, if you get close enough. Both are highly recommended for those who want to smell HYPER CLEAN, serious, and sober. It’s very different from other clean perfumes (musk, lavender, iris) because it has none of that. I own both and alternate between them, but let me tell you: don’t buy both; they give you 85% of the same scent and performance. If mine run out, I’ll buy the cheaper one, and if the price is similar, I’ll go for the EDP.
I never understood why I waited so long to get my hands on this. It smells like those transition days between winter and spring, when the sun warms up and vegetation starts releasing its scent. Plus, it has that freshly laundered clothes and hot metal vibe, but it’s not a situational smell; it creates a serene bubble of cleanliness. It’s the shirt scent: clean, stoic, and confident. So simple yet sophisticated. Although it’s meant for work, its versatility is total. It’s a well-rounded fragrance where what stands out most is its originality: hard to find anything with its profile.