Eau d'Orange Verte

THE CREATION The very first cologne from the house of Hermès was created by Françoise Caron in 1979. It was initially called Eau de cologne Hermès, before being renamed Eau d'orange verte in 1997. Now iconic, it stands out for its vivid, green freshness. THE OLFACTORY NOTES The cologne Eau d'orange verte combines a brilliant orange with the freshness of mint and the woody notes of moss. THE OBJECT The emblematic lantern bottle is dressed in a deep green. On the orange box, a contrasting band echoes the colour of the bottle. THE HERMÈS COLOGNES COLLECTION An infinite and virtuoso playground, the Hermès Colognes collection explores the sensoriality of materials. It offers an immediate and generous pleasure that brings people together beyond gender, trends, age or season. A founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979 and inspired by the scent of a undergrowth damp with morning dew, this fragrance, which has since established itself as an emblem of Hermès, stands out for its singular freshness. Conceived as an explosion of hesperidic notes, orange plays the leading role between zests and leaves, lemon, mandarin, mint and blackcurrant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals its complexity in a unique trail composed of oakmoss and patchouli.

Warning: the lists of ingredients used in the composition of products are regularly updated. Before using any product, please read the list of ingredients on its packaging to ensure that the ingredients are suitable for your personal use. Alcohol Denat., Aqua (Water), Parfum (Fragrance), Limonene, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Linalool, Citral, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Geraniol, Farnesol, Citronellol, Disodium EDTA.

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