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ssppoolleerr – :
Hermes terre d’hermes. Nothing more needs to be said.
milaya_666 – :
I much prefer reading the readers reviews of all these so called high end fragrances. The review on this by the writer is pretty pretentious and really tells yu nothing about the actual fragrance. Maybe I just don’t understand that side of perfumery reviews but they make no sense to me when they babble on about how a fragrance mmakes you successful and motivated and will teach you the ways of a ninja.
Poppycock!!
udsona – :
A semi-modern vetiver/bergamot with clean, wooden edges and a peppery opening. It’s a tad bitter up top, but it softens fast into something that resembles a textbook modern masculine affair. It dries into an even more run-of-the-mill chemical base, but it’s all nicely smoothed over and well presented. There’s a touch of earthiness to it, but it basically smells like your standard department store scent, only a touch more refined. Derivative, but accomplished. Well suited for the layman, but aficionados have seen it all before.
dima938080 – :
To me it is very similar to Barber Cologne Elixir White C.O.Bigelow for men, for 3x the $, maybe a bit more spicy and smokey. I like it, however, I like the Bigelow better, because of the citrus notes.
Rios – :
Very close from Terre d’Hermès. Almost a copy
Toxxius – :
C’est fantastique!
Well folks, I feel like donning my serge Breton jersey; tilting my beret to a jaunty angle and, pour le petit dejeuner, feasting on robust French coffee accompanied with delicately buttered croissants, as Yvon Mouchel and his team in Dinard, Brittany, have done it again by creating yet another sensational perfume with this gorgeous ‘masculine’.
To be sure, credit must go to the genius of Jean-Claude Ellena and his innovative, seductive, oak-based creation, Poivre Samarcande, from the Hermessence range by Hermes, as L’homme Infini is an unequivocal variation on his original theme.
However, it is as if the Nose (Jann Vasnier?) has taken Ellena’s stark, minimalist, somewhat muted composition and rearranged it in the orchestrated jazz style of Gil Evans. This is a bolder, richer and fuller, more up-front, and uplifting treatment of this quercus theme that reminds me, for more opaque reasons, of Amouage’s gorgeous Honour Man, though without the muskiness of the latter.
This is a joy to wear as L’homme Infini has tremendous projection; lasts all-day, and leaves one’s wrists imbued with a dry soapy chord that suggests an old-fashioned traditional cologne – though without the citrus up-top and, as a signature of this outstanding house, a cheerful, ‘Tiggerish’ quality that defies our most recent times of austerity.
With the most exquisitely delightful, personal packaging, and sumptuous dark blue bottle casing, L’homme Infini is nothing short of Divine!
8+-10