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Un Jardin Sur Le Toit
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Un Jardin Sur Le Toit by Hermès is an aromatic fruity fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2011, the nose behind this composition is Jean-Claude Ellena.
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Quite fruity start with red apple and magnolia, then a note of grass and pear. From this perspective, the fragrance is well classified as a fruity aromatic. After 6 hours of wear, I perceive a soft rose note and some rosemary. At times, on my skin, it settled as a kitchen smell, close to the skin. At 9 hours, a residual floral scent, and the truth is that would be its useful life for me, using the single large application method (1.5 ml or 2.0 ml). As I said when reviewing Le Jardin de Monsieur Li (and I think that will be the case with all the Jardins), I believe that to make the most of this type of fragrances that evoke a certain type of garden, the way to apply them must consist of reapplications throughout the day, three or four, to keep the evocation alive (that is, to be able to perceive the notes well, ha,ha). Will this result in being uneconomical, spending 2 ml daily of a fragrance that isn’t exactly cheap? Well, if you see it as a fragrance exclusively for summer days, maybe you’ll spend a bottle a year, and for many who are fragrance collectors, that’s not much. It’s not a fragrance to become someone’s signature or to be used daily, since in winter and autumn it would clash (unless you like it extremely and have the budget for it, there’s nothing wrong with that). The trail was moderate for two or three hours and then dropped to weak and then to skin scent, lasting between 6 and 9 hours, so for me it’s mostly a weak trail. It leans slightly towards the feminine side, for spring and daytime use, in something relaxed or where a discreet fragrance is required.
It’s a fruity fragrance. Apple is the dominant note, along with pear, giving it a certain home air freshener touch. But it’s easy to wear and looks great for an evening outing with friends. It’s not sensual despite being fruity and slightly sweet. More for personal enjoyment. More feminine than masculine with good longevity. Moderate trail. I don’t see it for a determined woman. More for a young woman with a certain intellectual and bohemian air.
The first second on the opening, what came to mind was talcum powder. In a minute, the rose, pear, and apple are already noticeable. The truth is all the notes are very clear, including the grass. When it settles, the rose is the protagonist. It reminds me a bit of Obsession Night due to the pear, although for me the talcum powder memory is present all the time. What I enjoy most is its dry down, but I still wouldn’t buy it. It’s sold as unisex but, like its sister Un Jardin Sur Le Nil, I think it’s more for women. It’s pleasant and very summery.
After reading that it reminds people of talcum powder, I can’t get that idea out of my head every time I perceive it. It’s totally true. Fresh opening of wet grass and a slight apple that gives way to a powdery rose after a few minutes. In that stage, it lasts for practically its entire duration, about 4-5 hours on my skin, slowly fading while slight changes in the perception of notes occur… Now apple, then pear, back to apple, then rose, and so on continuously with the grass always present. I see it for informal use and more for personal enjoyment, reading a book in a park surrounded by vegetation or walking through a grove before sitting on a terrace with a view of the lake. Very natural ingredients, overflowing with quality, although sold as unisex, it looks better on a woman.
I wouldn’t say it’s fruity as the first adjective… I’d lean towards calling it a green floral. On the opening, I do find very fruity notes mixed with herbs and rosemary. The dry down has strength. It’s not my favorite part; when I smell the cap to decide whether to wear it that day, that slightly harsh dry down sometimes turns me off. But once the alcohol evaporates and it settles on the skin, the rose stands out, well-mixed with rosemary in a rare and particular combination. That’s the spirit of the fragrance I love and find addictive; once this accord returns to memory, I find myself wanting to wear it over and over. I’ve tried it on friends, and they all said the same: ‘I don’t like it much, it’s too strong,’ and 1 or 2 hours later, ‘Which one did you try on? It smells great now.’ This floral-herbal combination lingers on the skin for hours with very good projection and average application. It’s the most durable of all the Jardins. Only at the end of the day does it start to fade, softening gradually. It’s a wonderful perfume and, in my taste, unconventional. For me, while it leaves its mark on the wearer and not vice versa, I think it’s one of those perfumes that can present different facets within the same expression. It doesn’t smell much more feminine than masculine. I’d love to find a man wearing this perfume; I’d immediately know he appreciates the complexity of the simple and the subtlety of a delicately dissonant harmony. It’s a fresh and very stimulating garden. P.S.: I read other reviews and find adjectives like ‘slightly acidic,’ ‘astringent,’ ‘herbal,’ ‘a little bitter,’ ‘wet grass,’ ‘freshly cut grass’… All of this is hidden at the same time in the depths of this perfume. You have to taste and chew on it before deciding if you like it or not…
What a naturally delicious sweetness. It’s appetizing even on the hottest summer afternoons. A sweetness far from gourmand and obvious. I wouldn’t even describe it as fruity or floral sweetness. I think it’s the rosemary and herbs that give it that incredible juiciness. I’m in love with this garden 🙂
I just bought it at a very affordable price here in my country. On my skin, the rose is very prominent; I like it because my favorites are floral fragrances… I feel a bit stuck, very feminine, I’m not sure if I can imagine a man wearing it… Still, I keep choosing my favorite, the one from Mediterranean!
I thought it would be more earthy and green, but it’s sweet; I barely notice the ripe pear. It’s cloying. Not a hint of tartness. I haven’t liked it at all, but it has incredible longevity.
I had a very refined coworker who always wore it. The first time I smelled it, being new to the industry and lacking the confidence to compliment her, I thought to myself: ‘I haven’t smelled anything so refined in a while.’ She told me about the perfume, and I liked it so much that it became her favorite by far that I even tried to buy it, but it was impossible to find in Argentina. I could only get close to Jardins with Mediterranean, but from my point of view, it lacks the elegance and sophistication of this one. Best regards.
What a beautiful fragrance! To wear it was to love it, even in its elusive mystery. There’s fresh green and ripe, almost boozy pear, but there’s something more, something indescribable. It’s original, sophisticated, and elegant, surprising with its freshness. It’s my perfect idea of longing for something indefinable, almost uncomfortable, desired yet fled from. Something you’d want to embrace and hold, immaterial and volatile. Hard to find in Argentina.
Why does it smell like mint on me when it doesn’t contain mint? I’ve loved the Sur le Nil version for a long time and wanted to try the others. This version is very lovely too; it leaves a very clean freshness on the skin that reminds me of freshly cut mint; maybe within its ‘herbs’ note they included some mint leaves that were growing nearby 😉 but it’s not mint, and that’s it. On my skin, it turns a bit woody, perhaps due to the rosemary. Good trail, but not invasive; a breeze passes and suddenly you get that almost balsamic mint scent. I see it as exclusive for summer and daytime, for very hot days. I still prefer Sur le Nil.
Un Jardin sur le Toit opens with a sweet fruity scent of apple and pear, but after a few minutes it begins to turn greener (like freshly cut grass) and a bit bitter (thanks to the rosemary), which balances its aroma very well. On my skin, it behaves as a very linear aromatic and green fruity scent, extremely pleasant. I had it for years and used it quite a bit, as it’s an excellent all-rounder for spring or summer: it lasts about 6 hours (in line with all the gardens), projects without offending, can be used for going to the gym or to dinner, and it’s almost impossible for someone not to like it. Despite this, I never quite felt connected to it (it’s too wearable and lacks personality for my taste), and since it was one of the gardens that excited me the least, I ended up swapping it. Pleasant: 7/10 Interesting: 6/10 Versatile: 6/10 Original: 6/10
A perfume with rosemary that turns out elegant? Is it really possible? Yes, totally, super elegant, a bit distant, transparent, and evocative. I don’t understand how it’s not the most loved of the gardens. I adore it, a masterpiece by master Ellena. The only pity is that it’s more for personal enjoyment, but… what a pleasure!
Beautiful. This Hermès garden is possibly the fruitiest I’ve heard of; I mainly note the pear in the opening with something green, which I suppose is the grass. As it dries down, rosemary appears, leaving an aromatic fragrance. Clean and fresh smell with very soft fruity afternotes. I see it wearable for all seasons, but it’s true that it will have its TOP moment when spring and summer arrive. They have no age or gender, as when it dries down it’s not so fruity anymore. Guys, don’t be scared of this fragrance if you see pear and flowers in the notes and it gives you goosebumps (for me, notes don’t have a gender, but I’m just warning you). The only downside is that it doesn’t last long and you’ll have to reapply it; it lasts an hour on my skin, so I would try it before buying it, considering it’s an expensive essence given its longevity.
The most deceptive part of a review is that generally they are based on top notes that last nothing. For my nose, this is an EDT with middle notes that take me to a rose bush amidst green notes with a supporting sweetness from fruity notes that are absolutely not protagonists. Green and roses are the protagonists; and in the background, after 2 or 3 hours, a powdery rose. On my skin, it lasts 8 hours comfortably. It’s a personal scent, very delicate and pleasant.
The fruitiest garden in Jean-Claude Ellena’s collection thanks to PEAR. It’s the protagonist among all the notes; the lead singer with a choir of green notes (always a beautiful green) that compose a small spring garden. Personally, I opt for the Japanese garden of Monsieur Li and Jardin sur le Nil, which are more conceptual than this version due to their note architecture. In the end, Hermès tries to reach all types of olfactory sensitivities by presenting different gardens, and among them, this is the fruitiest. Plants, roses, soft grass to walk barefoot on, and pears.
Un Jardin Sur le Toit is another aromatic symphony gifted to us by Jean-Claude Ellena during his time at Hermès and is my second favorite in the collection (number one is Sur le Nil, although maybe that’s because of the affection I have for it being the first I tried and fell in love with). Both compositions are similar and share a certain accord: I feel the whole collection is tied together by an invisible aromatic thread that tends to be aquatic, but not the typical blue or marine, but the fresh waters of rivers and ponds surrounded by lush vegetation. This beautiful eau de Toilette is a perfect wonder for those warm spring or summer days (in my country, all year round); it’s sensory, crystal-clear, and aromatic. In the opening, the grass note is detected quickly, feeling wet, like weeds that haven’t been trimmed in a while, accompanied by apple and pear, both juicy and fresh with the natural sweetness of ripe fruit, nothing artificial or overly sweetened. All of this with a fleshy but shy magnolia that doesn’t steal the spotlight. This initial stage lasts quite a while, projecting moderately. Gradually, it loses that fruity accord, and over that crunchy green grass, comes an aldehydic rose (I find this note recycled, as the rose feels almost identical to the one in Kelly Caleche EDP) along with rosemary that capture attention until the end. For many, it’s one of the best gardens due to its perfect balance. Although it’s unisex like the whole collection, I feel that like Sur le Nil it can be seen as slightly feminine due to its floral side (although I don’t think fragrances have a gender and my profile proves that well). It’s much less exotic than the latter, more bohemian and simple, but at the same time very chic and classy.
Of the ‘gardens’ I’ve tried from this collection, this is the one that reminds me most of a real one, and perhaps more than a garden, it evokes a picnic day sitting in a flowered field drinking an apple juice. Yes, it smells of grass and roses, but instead of natural apple, the scent is that of a ‘Del Valle’ apple juice (those who know the brand in their countries will understand). That said, it has high longevity; the scent lasted practically all day.
Delicate, fresh, herbs, little lemon, exquisite roses.
Male or female? Better to think of it as a natural urban setting for mindfulness. It’s a perfumery concept that works best when you stop wanting a scent to define you and start traveling to other places, like in a good novel. In the style of Lutens, but with its own olfactory range: it’s not for everyone, first due to that fresh, fruity, and very green opening, then for its ambiguity. Impossible to describe without trying. Beware of overusing it, even though it doesn’t last long, because it loses its essence. Don’t bathe in it; dress in it. It’s so light that if you apply too much, you’ll only amplify the green notes until your nose gets used to it and you lose them. Use it only in key points and let it expand for your enjoyment without invading spaces like other perfumes. I want it to disappear and be revived by a change of breeze, like happiness. Stop feeling it to perceive it again. Breathe as if with woody plants under a citrus tree. If you feel it as the shy scent of a garden, it’s worth delighting in the Jardin de Hermès. Ideal for concentrating, reading, studying, or chatting relaxedly on a plant-filled terrace. A breakfast in a humid garden at dawn or a casual meeting where you want to offer a fresh, optimistic version of yourself. For men or women, I think for neither, since it moves away from the masculine concept by lowering the green notes. It’s a feminine and youthful background, although its function is to represent a concept.
I was browsing the perfumery looking for new scents when they showed me this classic I didn’t know. Upon testing it on my skin, magic happened: it smells like pulparindo, that sweet Mexican tamarind with chili. I loved it for its fresh and sweet notes; on my skin, it lasted about 9 hours with excellent projection.
It smells very much like grass; the apple and rose add a subtle sweetness, but the opening and dry-down are dominated by the green, wet herbaceous notes. A very rich aroma, even for me, who isn’t typically a fan of fresh scents. It lasts many hours, and I still notice a subtle trace the next day.
An ordinary afternoon in Paris, in a café surrounded by lush trees. You close your eyes and smell the grass (not just any grass) mixed with apples, rosemary, and pear. It’s an ode to olfactory sensations, like the south of any terrace or café. In its vastness, clouds and palm trees. EXQUISITE. I recommend it only to those seeking excellent herbal and fresh perfumes; nothing compares to it.
A fresh, beautiful, and elegant green scent. If you loved Eau Jeune Senteurs Fraiches at fifteen, you’ll adore Un Jardin sur le Toit at fifty.
After my favorite, ‘Florabotanica’ by Balenciaga, I tried this one that was recommended to me, but in the end, I notice a sweetness that doesn’t quite convince me.
This perfume has the perfect name: it smells like a garden. It’s beautiful. I wouldn’t define it simply as ‘green,’ but rather as a very distinguished floral-fruity scent. It exudes class, and although it’s soft, it lasts for hours. Sometimes I don’t realize I’m wearing it until someone comments on how good I smell. I’m sure this Hermès garden is just the first of many.
An elegant fruity aroma perfect for everyday wear. I feel very comfortable in it, and the longevity is decent. Its calmness can become boring if you’re seeking something more intense, but what I love most is the pear. Its softness reminds me of Guerlain’s violets from ten years ago, but without that powdery touch.
I fall in love with it at the dry-down, but in winter, the opening feels too strong to me, like wet clothes that take forever to dry. That scent persists until it settles into that dry, delicious floral note I adore in spring, perhaps more suited for evening.
Absolutely gorgeous. The dry-down is sublime, featuring a delicate rose that makes it soft and refined. Perfect for daytime, especially in summer, though it works year-round. A gem that never bothers but instead adds freshness. It’s worth every penny, although I wish it lasted longer.
The best green and apple blend I’ve ever tried. I’ve almost finished a bottle and would buy it again without hesitation; it’s truly unique.
Jardin Sur Le Toit by Hermès is a masterpiece. Despite being citrusy and aquatic, its longevity is excellent. It smells clean but elegant, very fresh, yet it lasts incredibly on the skin, with high-quality essences for any occasion. For women looking for something fresh but extremely elegant and distinguished, it’s perfect. 👏👏👏 Totally recommended for all tastes and ages; you won’t regret a blind buy. 👌👌👌
It’s rare. It’s fresh but distant. It gives me a feeling of something very different. I can’t quite explain it. I don’t feel entirely comfortable wearing it because it’s not addictive; it’s not one of those we look for to smell on our wrists. However, every time I put it on, I get a shower of compliments. It’s a perfume for others, part of the outfit but not one of my favorites. Anyway, it never fails.
This wonderful perfume feels like resting in the shade of a tree over tender, wet grass, while you bite into a juicy red apple. In the distance, the scent of a blooming rose opening at dawn reaches you. In your lap, a ripe, sweet pear waiting to be bitten; the rosemary, if it’s there, is hidden among the grass. It’s spring-like, tender, almost childish: sweet and simple innocence, where all the notes are in their most youthful form. At the same time, it’s something anyone, regardless of age, could wear: it evokes the simple, playful spirit of perfume. Like other Hermès Jardins, the performance is more like an EdT. I sprayed it on a porcelain doll on my vanity, though it didn’t last long on its cotton dress.
For me, it’s the best of the Jardins. Every time I wear it, I feel fresh, clean, with a country air. I’ll surely buy a second bottle. ❤️
This perfume is like a bubble that hugs you as you walk. It isolates you, stays in your aura. It doesn’t linger on the nose; it comes in waves, and when it comes, it’s wonderful. On my skin, it’s more herbal than fruity, an herbal floral. The rosemary is subtle, the fruits are tree fruits, not dessert fruits. It’s a calm scent that accompanies without invading. Of the Jardins, this is the one I like the most.
I was very surprised. I usually have a thing against apple in perfumery because I think it’s a boring, loud note that conveys a harsh, pasty, and dazzling cleanliness. But here it’s gorgeous, surrounded by green and wet roses. You can smell the rosemary, unexpected but brilliant, steering the apple in other directions. If the apple is a bare LED bulb, the other ingredients are a beautiful screen that distributes the light without taking away its shine.
I love this fragrance; I want to buy it. It really feels like a fresh little spring garden.
Today I received this (blind buy, as almost always). Heads up: I’m not an expert and don’t have a privileged nose (I’m a smoker 🙏🏾), but I’m passionate about scents and I believe an amateur opinion counts too. For me, it’s exceptional because Ellena is a master and everything she does is art. On my skin, it’s super fruity. I don’t smell grass or anything, just green pear and green apple, not grocery-store fruit. I catch the rosemary and rose, but maybe because I’m looking for them so hard when I see the notes. Longevity and sillage are good (even though my passion is vintage scents that turn heads). I see it as more feminine, but if I think of someone under 25, it’s unisex. It looks gorgeous on a young person. It’s current, nothing like the cloying sweetness of today. It’s a delight; even though it doesn’t match my personality, it’s a pleasure to smell in private. I’d recommend it to a young person on a first date; their date will be eager to give a good kiss.
It’s a delicious perfume; that pear evolves into something beautifully green. The problem is it doesn’t last at all! Sometimes I wonder if it’s me or just not the season (I bought it in October), but if it’s not that, the scent disappears quickly. You have to abuse the sprays or reapply constantly, otherwise, it’s nothing.
Hey, this smells different from the rest. The fruity notes are fine, but that herbal part combined with the synthetic fruits sounds artificial to me. In contrast, another by Ellena, Jardín Sur Le Nil, is an absolute top-tier Gin Tonic. This one has nothing to do with that.