Vendor: Hermès
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Bright grapefruit spritz with fresh rose petals
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Think Bright grapefruit spritz with fresh rose petals: that is Hermès Concentré de Pamplemousse Rose. It opens with grapefruit, moves into rose and settles on vetiver. It reads unisex.
This eau de toilette is best in spring and summer and is a daytime scent. A good pick for casual days. Released in 2011.
In the community's experience it lasts a solid half day on skin, and projects to about arm's length.
Around $81.
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Hermès is a French luxury house whose fragrance line, under long-time in-house perfumer Christine Nagel, is built around the Hermessence range, the Colognes Hermès, and the Terre d'Hermès and Bel Ami pillars. Scendira lists 56 live Hermès perfumes, avg 4., priced $49.75-$435 (avg $110.90). The catalogue is unisex-heavy (22 unisex, 19 feminine, 9 masculine). Top families are Fresh (25), Woody (10), Floral (5) and Gourmand (3), with accord signature Fresh, Spicy, Woody, Citrus, Floral. Standout live picks include Ginseng Biloba (fresh green herbs, leafy earthiness, light powder), 24 Faubourg Extrait de Parfum (powdery iris and white florals with musky warmth), Terre d'Hermes Parfum (sunlit citrus over a smoky, green woody), Bel Ami Vetiver (smoky leather jacket, green vetiver and spice), and Bel Ami (leather and smoky herbs, with soft vanilla).
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It smells like Bright grapefruit spritz with fresh rose petals. It opens with grapefruit, moves into rose and settles on vetiver.
In the community's experience it lasts a solid half day on skin, and projects to about arm's length.
It is best in spring and summer. It is a daytime scent. It suits casual days.
It reads unisex.
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