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H24
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H24 by Hermès is a green aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2021, this composition was created by perfumer Christine Nagel.
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They just launched the EDP version. They say it’s much better than the EDT…
It’s somewhat linear and simple in notes and evolution, but it carries the Hermes seal, even if it strays a bit from their usual style. It opens with a very fresh and potent green, very in the Hermes style: wild, alive, like grass or crushed leaves. It’s curious that it seems to have several shades of green as it dries. It evolves in two directions: on skin it turns slightly sweet, on paper it stays fresh, all accompanied by that metallic note. At times that metallic note feels citrusy, like lemons, perhaps artificial and hard to categorize, it’s a new synthetic molecule. There’s also a spicy note that gives a sensation of crystal water; in the initial phase it adds a lot of freshness (like a shower) and in the middle it’s spicier, evoking water, maybe my imagination, but it vaguely recalls Voyage d’Hermes EDT. There are declared flowers, but they seem to support the green to add sweetness and cleanliness, without feeling direct. Maybe the molecules are new, but the result is moderately classic: a very masculine green part and another luminous-fresh-citrus part. I understand why some compare it to Acqua di Giò; if you add neroli and something aquatic, it could get quite close, as the heart is also very green, perhaps with a different texture. I usually like Hermes perfumes, but most seem mature to me (I love Terre and flankers but feel they’re mature, except the new Givree, which is a good update). With H24, I see Hermes trying to reach a younger audience, refreshing their direction, very much in their style without so much maturity. It moves away from the usual style; it’s not evocative or realistic like their usual creations; it’s more geometric, less artistic, lacking that artisanal luxury vibe, a minimalist and functional proposal with acceptable quality. It’s a ‘shapeshifting’ fragrance: from a distance, in the trail, it mixes and dilutes in the air, that’s its magic. Up close, those green nuances can be intense or tiring, hence the fame of ‘some hate it, others love it.’ For a wide range, neither teenage nor dad-mature, I see it as all-terrain, just not too sporty. Acceptable longevity, 4 or 5 hours on skin (tested at the office). Declared EDT but seems like an EDP, as it doesn’t project only after the initial phase; it requires airflow or movement to create a trail, otherwise it gives the impression of disappearing. After more days of use, I associated some green nuances with Eau de Basilic Pourpre, perceiving it more in the trail.
H24 is a good EDT. My wife and I both like it; you can tell the Hermes touch. It’s not linear; it has evolution and a trail of over a meter with a fresh, indescribable scent (probably that metallic note) for 2 or 3 hours, then shifts to a more mineral and green scent with a shorter trail. I don’t know if the EDP will be reformulated, but it’s quite potent for my nose. It’s a quality fragrance that radiates class and smells expensive, though you should smell it before buying; it’s understandable that it might not suit everyone.
I like it and so do others. It’s not to everyone’s taste, but it’s subtle in projection and clean. I don’t find it excessively metallic like Prada Luna Rossa Carbon; it gives cleanliness without being heavy. You can smell the sage with green tones and it’s slightly woody. Although not listed, it has a potent pear fruit note, like JPG or PR, but taken to a clean finish. It’s not excessively novel, but it has its own charm.
Hi, I bought it this week and was hugely surprised. I tested it at perfumeries and something didn’t quite click for me, maybe that metallic note, but it didn’t bother me. On the fifth try I said, ‘let’s buy it,’ it convinced me, and what a surprise. How exquisite! It’s so rich and I got tons of compliments, but most importantly, I just loved it. Lasts 8 hours well and projects 3 or 4. It lasted me a long time, and as I sweat, that’s where it shines; it starts projecting and coming out through the pores. Highly recommended for summer for that freshness and incredible richness. Give it a chance.
Absolutely top-tier, no doubt. It’s my signature scent. Fresh, versatile, and performs well.
H24 blew my mind. What designer perfumery lacks today is originality, and Nagel did a sublime job here. H24 has a perfect blend of notes and evolution: in the opening, you get flowers like heliotrope and narcissus, but almost immediately a high-quality metallic note appears. The flowers rest on that metallic base, and sometimes it’s the other way around. To give you an idea, it smells like walking through a field of narcissus wearing a shirt straight from the dry cleaner. Sounds weird, but that’s the charm. It’s different, enchanting, and sophisticated. I’ve been wearing it at the office for days and have received compliments from men and women alike. It’s luminous and its trail is spectacular. Misunderstood at first, I believe it will become a collector’s jewel in a few years. Outstanding performance, about 10 hours, projecting notably for the first four. Versatile for almost any season except extreme cold or heat. Perfect for the office, semi-formal, or formal occasions. Excellent quality-to-price ratio and a huge compliment generator.
Beautiful fragrance. What I notice most is a sweet pear with a slight acidic touch, nothing metallic, just greens and woods in the background supporting that pear accord. Pity it doesn’t fit what I’m looking for right now, because to be honest, I absolutely loved it. Totally recommended.
Smells like a freshly ironed shirt with great longevity. My top ten.
Finally got mine. As they say, it smells indescribable. Launched with unfair criticism, it’s a successful composition that doesn’t aim for more than it is: simple and effective. Ideal for the office or daily wear, hitting the perfect balance of sweet and green. Smells clean, professional, and instantly brings me spring. Perfect for ages 25-40. Try it before buying, though. The EDP is the same but has more body due to the moss (great for fall/winter), while this EDT is more earthy (perfect for spring/summer). Highly recommended.
I’m on my second bottle. It’s enchanting and balanced. The opening smells like watermelon mojito… incredibly addictive.
A somewhat unworthy fragrance for a brand like Hermes, although at this point all the great perfume barons have made unworthy scents (Chanel, Dior, Guerlain, Saint Laurent, Prada, Armani, etc). The scent is based on a flat, industrial, low-cost brand musk, with an unpleasant acidity and zero development. Its trail and longevity are mediocre. Another one of the shame that once-upon-a-time luxury houses are chaining together.
It’s like Drakkar Noir, it doesn’t have anything of the original.
I read a lot that it smells like a hot iron or, in English, green banana… I don’t know, I don’t see it. Every nose is a world and sometimes we’re heavily conditioned by others’ opinions. I’ll contribute my feeling, totally subjective: Am I crazy, or does this remind me of Beau de Jour by Tom Ford, especially the dry down? It’s a fougère with all the letters. I see the notes on Fragrantica, but to me there seem to be many more things. I like H24, even if it doesn’t go crazy on me. I understand it as a soft, modern fougère with metallic notes, a fairly original creation. It carries that Hermes DNA, it has class and smells natural, but I don’t think it’s the best from the house. Plus, it fails on performance. The same happens with Voyage d’Hermès, which is one of my great loves but a performance fraud, even worse than this one.
If I were to smell this in an anonymous bottle, I’d never think Hermes created it. The first time I was surprised by that scent different from trends, but the dry down doesn’t dazzle me. I don’t like that metallic smell, who came up with the idea that metal stimulates the senses? I recommend the Eau de Parfum without hesitation, it smells much better, has better longevity and trail, and that unpleasant metallic smell is barely noticeable.
This fragrance isn’t easy; it has risky touches, but it’s a great option to smell GOOD and different, believe me, it gets compliments, maybe not at the level of others… I really like it myself, remember that in the end, every nose is a different world…
What about the metallic notes? Has it been reformulated? Mine smells metallic and very green. Love and hate at the same time.
It smells old-fashioned, with no novelty in the opening or the dry down. Total disappointment. Never Hermes again if you want a 1980s vibe, this is it.
Updating my 2022 review, especially regarding performance. My bottle is from an early batch, 50ml, and I left it half-empty for several months before testing it with a friend recently. Wow, what an improvement. In my previous review, I said 4-5 hours, but after months of not using it, maybe it macerated or oxidation did it good, as now it projects for about 8 hours with a short but well-perceptible trail. It didn’t become a BEST MODE, but it did improve. I hope to renew the EDT soon and add the EDP, which is fantastic. Let’s hope the formulas stay intact.
I tested them side-by-side with the H24 EDP. As my friends say, it’s a distinct scent for a designer that makes you smile. I preferred the opening of the EDT; the EDP feels very ‘mature’ and strong, hard to define. Over time, both evolve and become more similar: the EDT is light, perfect for spring/summer, while the EDP goes darker, ideal for fall. The EDP lasts longer, but the EDT doesn’t fail; for its type, it feels right to me. Verdict: I’m taking the EDT, it fits what I’m looking for better, smells nicer, and is more versatile; I lose a bit of longevity, but it’s worth it. Both are recommendable, but you must try them, especially on skin, because on dry clothes they lose nuances. EDIT: After 14 hours, they’re still perceptible on skin, with bursts without needing to sniff close—I’m very surprised by the performance.
Wow, what a bummer Christine Nagel has to surprise the hordes of purist HermesFanatics (including me), abducted for decades by the all-powerful JC Ellena. I thought that when reading about the H24 launch. No doubt, I ran to try it with the enthusiasm of a kid with a new toy, and after three sprays, boom! Silence. I was shocked; the sales clerk looked at me with a forced smile because she noticed my unexpected reaction. I looked back and said, ‘I don’t get this H24. It smells… it smells like dusty herbs toasting on a metal plate… I don’t know, I need to think’ and I left, just like that, looking confused. Well! It turns out I was gifted a 10mL miniature, and believe it or not, I took YEARS (since I reviewed it in August 2021) to understand it, hahaha, to understand that Nagel did exactly what she should, wow, and it’s nothing more than innovating, breaking the famous Hermès DNA that makes any fan identify the brand blindfolded, and offering something different. Man, how unfair I was, because today this is so incredibly rare, innovating in designer perfumery, whether you like it or not, deserves huge applause. BRAVO! Otherwise, look at L’Oréal brands that all smell like floral pears for girls and ambroxan-citrus with tonka base for guys. Don’t tell me you haven’t noticed. Said that, my colleagues have already described their dry-down phases wonderfully, but I’ll add that the most important thing is the modernization of barbershop fougere aromas and their versatility throughout the year, being a different and fresh option for hot summers to stand out. I haven’t bought it yet because I’m waiting to compare it with the new H24 Herbes Vives, which, by its notes, I assume will be a new surprise. Cheers! If you like my reviews, I invite you to follow my TikTok channel: Chuliá Parfum Reviews @chulia.my13parfums
I wouldn’t repurchase it; it’s not that it’s bad, but I felt it was very generic and part of the crowd. One of its 4 notes isn’t concordant or harmonious, and I can’t distinguish it. It smells very much like perfumes from the 80s and, passing by, like a barbershop smell. It has a point, a taste of very old lotion. ‘Old’ isn’t a word that personally conflicts with me since I love vintage aromas. This wasn’t one of those.
H24 HERMÈS: A beam of light in fragrance. It’s soapy, clean, luminous, clear, and educated. Like the scent of good manners and a tidy personality. I liked it because it represents vigor, formality, and the care of a person who likes to have a good image that conveys confidence, elegance, posture, and good taste. It’s true it’s not trendy or youthful, but using this creates a difference between teenagers and men; it’s the fragrance of the serious man. It might seem common but it stands apart, it might resemble something but it isn’t… and yet it reminds of something… more, it’s unique and authentically outstanding. It’s elegance and clarity that gives comfort, ordinary luxury, designed for day, night, or special occasions, always standing out. Hermès is a genius when it comes to aromas that project tidiness and luminosity. Scent: 10. Projection: Solid, over 2 hours. Longevity: Good, 8 hours. Recommended.
H24 EDT initially confused many, especially the conservatives. Today, it’s starting to be recognized as very good. Modern, original, fresh, versatile, good performance, and a charming scent. Congratulations to Christine Nagel and Hermès for betting on this. Modernization and targeting a younger clientele. Here’s the deal: without going crazy, I like it. I see it as different from everything in the current perfumery kingdom, dominated by constant iteration (cheap copies, flankers) and usual synthetic, sweet aromas: domesticated fleeting citrus, tonka, pink pepper, cardamom, sweetened lavenders, syrupy vanillas, vetiver and soft woods for longevity, liquor or light suede for the mature crowd, ambroxan… smells already in 100,000 fragrances. H24 smells different, something rare, between fruit, sweet greenness, and metal, without being strong, astringent, or annoying. Some say it smells like dry cleaning steam or laundry detergent. I don’t believe it, and I think those who say it have never worked in a dry cleaner with electric irons pumping out heavy white smoke. I think those who say it has a retro neofougere air from the 80s, updated, with greenness softened to the max, without smelling old, without being boring or insubstantial as their haters claimed. The scent is addictive; it’s clary sage herb sweetened mixed with something similar to banana peel, creamy wood, sandalwood, narcissus, and a metallic note I don’t know how Nagel pulled off. You might ask if it’s as masculine as Terre. No, I see it as quite unisex with a slight masculine touch. Try it on skin and decide. Flanker: The EDP is 70% identical, a bit denser, mature, mossy, dark, nocturnal, and winter-like, and lasts longer. I stick with the EDT, it’s more wearable. I tried Herbes Vives once: simple, fresh, summery, and very green, smells like pear with clary sage and has good duration for being fresh. If you only want one, grab the H24 EDT and run. Duration? Moderate to good, 6-7h on my skin, projects for a couple of hours, in a charming scent that begs to be reapplied. Price? Moderate for designer. Hermès has never been cheap, but it hasn’t climbed the vine like other brands with lesser quality.
H24 is the youngest, most modern, and charming perfume thanks to its different tone. It’s the most original and unique thing I’ve ever heard, not just the EDT, but the EDP and Herbes Vives are top-tier. You have to understand it’s a different concept, for a unique, creative personality with enthusiasm and a drive to get things done. It’s what I call an icon; not everyone has to like it on their skin, but it’s a huge pleasure to smell it from outside, leaving a marked trail, as if your DNA marked the spot. Hermès nailed it; it’s the perfume of the contemporary human.
H24 by Hermès is a fragrance that initially shocks you. After reading so much, I decided to try it, and I confess my expectations were high. I’d seen mixed opinions, from masterpiece to too experimental. Upon application, the truth is in the middle. First is its green freshness, marked by clary sage and narcissus, nothing classic. Something cleaner, like a freshly ironed shirt, very apt. What makes the difference is the metallic note by Christine Nagel, cold and bright, giving it a futuristic air. On skin, the green softens, becoming warm and cozy, as if the metal is melting. Patchouli and creamy woody notes appear in the dry down without losing the spotlight on that fresh, modern mix. It seeks to differentiate itself from the crowd, moving away from common designer formulas. Who is it for? For those seeking something different, modern, and versatile. It’s not seductive or mature like Terre d’Hermès. Wear it to work, a meeting, or a quiet date. Discreet projection, ideal for not dominating the room but still making an impression. Lasts about 5 hours before fading to skin level. Consistent with Nagel’s and Hermès’ style. Although it doesn’t quite fit the mature line (like Terre), its fresh focus stands out. Other versions like EDP and Herbes Vives add nuances. In summary, it’s a risky but well-calculated bet for those seeking something unique. Not for everyone, but if you want versatility and modernity, it’s worth a try. Is it worth the price? At 80-90 euros for 100ml, maybe not essential, but definitely worth trying to discover its singularity.
My first review, always short and direct. It doesn’t disgust me, but it smells too much like unripe banana, that smell you get when you open a banana before it’s ripe. It’s expensive for what it offers.
A modern, unique, and distinct green sensation. I loved it because it smells clean, elegant, and brings something new to the category. No tonka or sweet vanilla, just pure tidiness and good style that gives you rare versatility.
Holy cow, this is a beast. It smells like absolute cleanliness and tidiness, but with a confidence that screams maturity. It reminds me of Guerlain’s Heritage: someone focused, with office hierarchy. It’s fresh for spring/summer, but with a serious touch. The downside is it only lasts about 5 hours, but reappling doesn’t hurt because it’s so beautiful.
The definitive modern green scent. No tonka, vanilla, or sweet lavenders. It smells crisp, clean, and stylish, giving you a rare versatility boost. It has a metallic, bitter, and citrusy touch that sets it apart from the clones. It’s authentic, it announces itself before you arrive, and leaves a lasting impression when you leave. It makes a presence for hours. At first, it’s a shock, but that’s its mission: to impress. It’s the black sheep of current perfumery.
Greetings. It smells different from the usual, very well. It’s citrusy, fruity, earthy, and lasts about six hours (almost all day on clothes). It’s easy to wear, ideal for spring and summer mornings. I recommend it if you want to smell different; from my point of view, that’s important.
Excellent fragrance; I debuted it today at the office and loved it. It has good longevity: I put it on at 7:30 AM and still felt sprays at 3:30 PM. I was so pleased that I went home happy, having enjoyed it all day. It stands out from current trends, and I’m now looking at Terre d’Hermès with high regard.
My first Hermès; I’ve smelled a lot of Terre d’Hermès and it’s my favorite, but I still don’t own the original. H24 smells like a clean man but with a distinct twist. The only downside is that it doesn’t last as long on me, but it’s rich and reasonably priced.
In short: a jewel.
At first, they criticized it for being Hermès and not pleasing the Terre fans, but looking back today, I see it was brave to launch something different in five years of designer fragrances. Modernized classic is exactly what it is.
In a world where trends come and go fast, Hermès H24 is a manifesto of modernity. I stumbled upon it by mistake (I was looking for Herbes Vives) and it was a great find that reconciled me with the house. It balances classic sobriety with contemporary freshness. Before, Terre d’Hermès seemed mature and rigid to me, but Eau Intense Vétiver and now H24 showed me another side: dynamic and refined. H24 is a green, vibrant, almost metallic blast; herbal but with body and evolution. It conveys cleanliness and sophistication without clichés. It evokes maturity without smelling like ‘old man,’ offering a secure masculinity without affectation. Although vetiver isn’t in the pyramid, there’s that dry, earthy freshness that gives it depth. Lasts excellently with a persistent trail. In one word: serenity. It doesn’t seek to impress or fade away; it has a firm identity. I prefer this over Herbes Vives because it’s fresher and more modern; both share a metallic and vegetal DNA, but this one is more urban and timeless. It has earned a spot in my collection for its crisp, serene aroma and for representing the contemporary man who doesn’t need masks. It doesn’t shout, but it lingers.
Simple yet charming. I’m not great at identifying specific notes, but I get a light, sweet pear and yes, that metallic touch. It’s a clean scent, nothing invasive or overdone; it smells distinct but doesn’t overpower. It’s soft, pleasant, and discreet—perfect for every day. I see it as a four-season fragrance, though it might struggle in extreme cold. It’s not even for teenagers. Performance is poor: projection and trail fade quickly, but it lingers on the skin. Everyone recommends the EDP, which to me smells like the same aroma but with a super strong herbal base, like bitter, wet yerba mate, which isn’t as charming. I prefer the EDT; I just reapply and I’m good.
Spectacular: it’s not groundbreaking, but it’s clean, elegant, and delivers with sophisticated personality and a crisp metallic touch. Highly versatile for daily wear, the office, college, or casual outings. On my skin, it lasts 7-8 hours: projects about a meter for the first hour, then half a meter, and finally a personal bubble. It’s my go-to for work or informal situations. In three words: Versatile, sophisticated, and crisp. Rating: 9/10.
I found this by accident and absolutely love it: fresh and green, nothing like freshly cut grass, but rather like morning dew on the lawn. The heart reveals a rich narcissus and white flowers; in the base, though not advertised, there’s musk and cedar. Incredible, but it doesn’t last long on dry skin (5-6 hours), perhaps better on hydrated skin. Totally worth it—I already bought another bottle to build my stock and plan to get the EDP and Herbes Vives to complete the collection.
It’s a dry unisex scent with a more masculine character; opens with a rich herbal note reminiscent of fresh grass.