H24 Eau de Parfum

Starting off by saying, I love how Hermes isn’t following the trends of fragrance markets. They truly do their own thing. If you like natural earthy smelling fragrances. Hermes is the house for you. Onto H24: it’s fresh, herbal, green, modern, and unique. Closest thing it compares to that I’ve smelled (and doesn’t smell anything alike) in terms of vibe would be Bois imperial. It’s mossy for sure, but the clary sage, narcissus and Brazilian Rosewood are more prominent. Best way I can put it, if terre d Hermes edt was made in an alternate universe, freshened up and made in the future, this would be it. It’s not better than the original terre d Hermes, but no slouch either. Can be worn year round, will shine in spring and fall. If you want summer get vives. The pear is super fresh and super realistic, less sophisticated and more energetic and playful.

Is it a Dior Higher inspiration? Prada L'Homme? When I first did a paper spray all I got was a nice sauvignon blanc. Now it opens with a bitter clary sage, green apple, and rain-soaked fresh green herbs. The heart is powdery narcissus flower and something I don't know how to describe other than the sensation of steaming a freshly laundered shirt. The base is cool oak moss and a metallic woodiness. It does have some Prada L'Homme vibes in the heart when the fresh steamed clean laundry sage soapiness hits, but only in the sense of a clean vibe as Prada L'Homme is pretty different. As for Dior Higher, I've never smelled it. A few people think Coach Green and I can slightly see a bit of that in the open, but it'd be fleeting at best. H24 is its own very unique thing, for better or for worse. I'm still not sure how I ultimately feel about it but I'm leaning more towards liking it.

Hermes is my favorite fragrance designer brand. I like this one better than EDT version. I get some banana smell in the opening but that quickly fades. The dry down is herbal and metallic leaning mature. I got it for 39U$ on Jomashop (they took 3 months to deliver it though). The projection and longevity is average and I am happy with that.

Clean and fresh, smells great and green. I work at a restaurant, so I spray it twice on the chest and even after 6 hour shifts where I walk and sweat a lot, I can still smell it. Pretty honest price, I paid 150 cad(100ml) at the Toronto Duty Free, and it's about 200 cad ish(after tax) at the Shoppers Drug Mart for example. Great value for 100ml where you can get great projection and sillage, I do spray it on my t-shirt, so I can definitely smell it after a while.

A clean, modern herbal composition that feels both refined and quietly distinctive. It opens with a bright, slightly metallic herbal clarity driven by clary sage, quickly revealing the signature Sclarene note warm, mineral, and subtly futuristic—while oakmoss settles underneath with a soft, earthy green depth. Narcissus and rosewood remain in the background, adding a light floral-woody smoothness without ever dominating. The most persistent and defining elements throughout the wear are clearly Sclarene and oakmoss; together they give the fragrance its cool, mossy-herbal character that feels natural yet polished. Projection is moderate noticeable in the first couple of hours without becoming intrusive and longevity sits comfortably in the several-hour range on my skin, which is solid for daily use. It works particularly well in warmer weather and on mild spring days. The overall profile is office-safe, understated, and consistently draws compliments without trying too hard. The bottle, with its moss-green lacquer and clean lines, mirrors the green, natural atmosphere of the juice itself. A well-executed, versatile modern herbal scent that prioritizes elegance over drama. 7/10

Very original. To me it depicts a can of green tea leaves that you bend over in a quality tea shop, and the can is very warm. The perfumes lasts very long and its smell doesn't change over time.

got a mini of this as a gift a few years ago and i was obsessed, finally but the bullet and got the full size. what a beautiful scent! the only way i can describe it is as eco-brutalism. a little industrial, very herbal and woody with just enough florals to lighten it but not feel too feminine (as someone more androgynous, i really appreciate this). its strong without being too overpowering or headache-inducing. lasts a good while and has decent sillage. i find it works in all seasons for me… in the fall and winter i especially love spraying a little on my jackets. a scent i would suggest people try for themselves just because i find it to be so interesting and lovely :)

Surprisingly dry and even a bit scratchy. Like a moss-and-lichen-covered temperate rainforest during a drought.

Smells like herbal essences shampoos from the 2000s, with a little parsley and green banana. Inoffensive and pleasant, but a little bland.

Disclaimer: I am an absolute beginner, I have ordered samples of this, MFK Gentle Fluidity Silver, Kenzo Homme EDP, Armani ADG Profondo EDP, Issey Miyake Le Sel D'Issey EDT and EDP, and also Prada L'Homme. As a daily driver, between these 7 fragrances, this one absolutely takes the cake. There's a liveliness and brightness in this that I haven't found in the others I've ordered, it is probably my fault for thinking I was more into marines than I really am. But this one is unique and I think it's really beautiful, super pleasant, very unique, but still gentle. Definitely not a generic male scent profile. Not very traditionally "manly" imo, and that characteristic for fits what I want on myself. Pretty much all I've personally looked for and what I feel fits me very well. Wanna smell this on me all the time

Bought this by accident when I meant to get H24 Herbes Vives, but I liked this one so much I kept it. It is very 'chopped herbs'-forward which is a fragrance style I greatly enjoy. Does not lean particularly masculine on me.

In my opinion, this is the kind of fragrance that someone in their 30s or older could easily reach for every day, whether for the office or almost any other occasion. I first tried it a long time ago and liked it, but I had other priorities at the time. Recently, however, I had one of those moments where I thought, “I need to buy this as soon as possible.” I also spent some time testing Creed’s new Wild Vetiver. The more I wore it, the more I liked it and wanted to buy it. In the end, though, I decided against it because it leaned a bit too feminine for my taste. The more I tested it, the more I realized it reminded me of this fragrance. To my nose, H24 EDP smells like a more masculine version of Wild Vetiver. Considering that it costs about one-fifth as much, the value is hard to ignore. I added it to my collection immediately. The performance isn’t outstanding, but it comfortably lasts throughout the day. It doesn’t project aggressively or fill a room, but people will notice it when they’re close to you—and for me, that’s more than enough.

What a strange and interesting scent profile. Applied 3 sprays from a decant and the first 90 seconds is parsley, finely chopped on a wooden cutting board. Absolutely photorealistic. At the 90 second mark a flower is added to the chopping block. Notes say narcissus, I don't know what that smells like but what I get is something in the general area of daisy. A couple of minutes after that the parsley has been cleared away and we have sage climbing over the floral notes. Hint of green onion in the background and some soapy notes coming on. Unisex in that it smells like a man or woman would smell after chopping herbs and getting ready to wash the cutting board and knife. Can't comprehend ever thinking this is how I would want to smell but it's not unpleasant, any more than a pile of fresh cut herbs and a suds-filled sink is unpleasant.

Avant-garde, masculine, minimalist, one-dimensional, (surprisingly) clean, stark, and completely devoid of sensuality. A corporate scent for a workplace with a bad atmosphere. Dominant notes of minty-metallic sage and oakmoss provide dark green, herbal, and fresh yet intensely bitter accords with a bare minimum of sweetness. The fragrance evokes weeds and toxic vegetation, smelling precisely like biting into a raw tomato stem. Definitely a polarizing, love-it-or-hate-it fragrance, and by no means blind-buy safe. 3.5/10

Similiar to the original H24 but with a bit more sweetness. I can see the green tea comparisons, but not straight-up mowed grass. I don't get the hint of banana with this that I do with the EDT. Overall, a good scent for warm weather and the office with above-average longevity. It's pleasant but doesn't dethrone the original for me.

Smells like a strong cup of green tea to me. Pleasant, but not very interesting, complex, or memorable.

Got a 2ml sample -- literally smells like being in a mossy garden after it's rained. It's a fresh, modern, earthy but clean fougere with a hint of sweetness. It projects pretty strongly and will last from the moment you wake up until you go to sleep at night. Made for spring and vice versa, works well in summer too. Edit: available on Amazon as 100ml for 60 bucks?? That's pretty damn good value, especially considering this fragrance's strength, meaning you won't need as many sprays, meaning that bottle will last a good while. BUT, I do recommend sampling first unless you know you'll like this scent profile on yourself or whoever you're buying for.

Compared to the Herbes Vives, no perpetual mint or "fruity" notes, but the synthetic green vibe is here. It feels a bit rounded and approachable than the flanker, which imho makes this a bit more versatile. Very clean and uncanny almost with a green essence. The moss is not challenging whatsoever. Surprised people feel this is a dark fragrance, I think its too airy and bright for that personally - especially compared to stuff like Encre Niore or Timbuktu- but thats just me.

It's hard for me to pick which one I like better the EDT or the EDP. Both bring something to the table and are unique in their own way.

Idk why, but this reminds me of Burlington 1819 by Roja—maybe it’s the oakmoss note. I know no one mentioned that in the comments, so I might be wrong. Anyway, I tried it many times and didn’t like it at first, but the last time I wore it, I felt like this could actually be a very interesting fragrance, especially because the sillage was really nice. I might pull the trigger on it soon.

If you want to smell like freshly mowed grass, this is it. Not a big fan.

Very unique scent. Took a while to “get” it. But now I’m obsessed JUICY sage opening that’s sweet without being sugary. The dry down keeps that sweetness but the sage and juiciness have calmed down a bit. “Moss” takes over, though it reads more as a chypre adjacent greenness. The wood hanging in the background is faint but slowly becomes more discernible. There’s something almost tropical-fruity about this. That’s the impression I keep getting more than the mossy, woody, earthy neo-fougère this is sold as. But I hate fruity perfume and I don’t hate this. Performance is insane. One spray is enough. I smelled this in the wild at a show in the LES last weekend. Worn by the sexiest guy in the room. Oh and I don’t get banana. at all!

Not a blind buy safe perfume.. longevity on my skin is good with a nice projection.. will definitely buy this perfume again..

This one's notes look scary but has made me an oak moss lover. Such a unique fresh but dark green fragrance. Not green in a vegetal way, but rather dark, metallic, a little bit floral, woody mixed in. EDT is friendlier but longevity is worse and in my opinion this one is more interesting. I had a chance to try a highly macerated version of this EDP and the Brazilian rosewood was more prominent which honestly made it perfection. I'm waiting for my bottle to macerate more so I can relive that experience. Longevity is crazy too- 10 hours or more.

I smell it from a friend and the smell was fresh awesome for me , after a week I bought it and in just two days I spared around 10% of the bottle 😅 , tremoundos freshy minty fizzy my daughter tells me you smell like sweet mint , I will bought again and again

I owe this a more in depth review given how often I've been reaching for this lately. That juicy, super fresh, metallic, green opening is so pleasant. The floral aspects and woodiness then come in to make this a damn enjoyable wear. I get surprised by how often this is called synthetic. If you dig your nose to it then yes somewhat but the wearing experience really doesnt come across as that, out in the air it smells like you've bathed in luxurious floral green soap

Walking through the woods drinking a hot green tea. That's what this smells like. Signature scent!

I wasn’t an instant fan of this, it took a few wears to click. It leans mossy, but never feels heavy or old-school. Instead, it comes across smooth and modern, especially with those herbal and slightly metallic touches. To me, this fits best on summer evenings, think office outings, dinner, or a relaxed sunset walk. That said, it still works during the day when the weather is mild or cloudy. Not loud or immediately crowd-pleasing, but it grows on you and develops a character of its own.

Very mossy and green. Not particularly herby, but rather woodsy, and earthy. I signature scented it for a whole year, and its definitely worth it. Surprisingly long lasting for this scent profile. Smells mature and straight up masculine.

Sharp mossy opening that is wonderful. Earthy with a touch of leather. Not dirty. Nicely bitter (on the edge of sour but doesn’t cross over.) Despite this, not heavy at all. Herbaceous and herbal but remains clean and fresh. This settles after a couple of hours. It is a very tame oakmoss fragrance, but if that (earthy and slightly bitter musky) note doesn’t appeal to you this may well not be your fragrance. The balance is a nice floral and woody scent, fougere like but not powdery and with a bit more weight. Decent silage for first 3-4 hours with occasional intimate wafts thereafter. Total length on my skin 6-8+ hours. I’d love a bit more performance. A nice summer scent. Very wearable but also more unique and complex than the “typical” oceanic or lighter summer fragrance. I don’t get any of the banana notes oft described below.