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H24, Eau de Toilette
Hermes
H24, Eau de Toilette
Hermes
THE CREATION
Created by Hermès perfumer Christine Nagel, H24 Eau de Toilette is the first olfactory expression of contemporary man according to Hermès. It is a bright and radiant fragrance, stemming from the daring blend of nature and technology.
OLFACTORY NOTES
The aromatic, botanical freshness of H24 Eau de Toilette is underpinned by a blend of enveloping clary sage, electric narcissus, invigorating rosewood and warm, metallic sclarene.
THE OBJECT
Designed by Philippe Mouquet, the bottle expresses the momentum and energy of contemporary man. Its urban grey box adorned with a lime-green line delimits and opens up the space.
ETHICS
The aerodynamic, refillable bottle is crafted from recycled glass. Made entirely of untreated paper, the box is composed of recycled fibres.
THE HERMÈS DETAIL
H24 is the key to a new space. H for Hermès, Homme and Hours. 24 to evoke a relationship with time and a link to the house’s flagship address of 24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
Created by Hermès perfumer Christine Nagel, H24 Eau de Toilette is the first olfactory expression of contemporary man according to Hermès. It is a bright and radiant fragrance, stemming from the daring blend of nature and technology.
OLFACTORY NOTES
The aromatic, botanical freshness of H24 Eau de Toilette is underpinned by a blend of enveloping clary sage, electric narcissus, invigorating rosewood and warm, metallic sclarene.
THE OBJECT
Designed by Philippe Mouquet, the bottle expresses the momentum and energy of contemporary man. Its urban grey box adorned with a lime-green line delimits and opens up the space.
ETHICS
The aerodynamic, refillable bottle is crafted from recycled glass. Made entirely of untreated paper, the box is composed of recycled fibres.
THE HERMÈS DETAIL
H24 is the key to a new space. H for Hermès, Homme and Hours. 24 to evoke a relationship with time and a link to the house’s flagship address of 24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
