Frequently Asked Questions about Equipage Geranium by Hermès
How long does Equipage Geranium by Hermès last?
Based on user reviews, Equipage Geranium by Hermès has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Equipage Geranium by Hermès?
Equipage Geranium by Hermès has strong sillage with good projection that others will notice. The sillage rating is 3.5 out of 5.
Who created Equipage Geranium by Hermès?
Equipage Geranium by Hermès was created by Jean-Claude Ellena.
When was Equipage Geranium by Hermès released?
Equipage Geranium by Hermès was released in 2015.
Is Equipage Geranium by Hermès for men or women?
Based on user reviews, Equipage Geranium by Hermès is primarily a masculine fragrance, though 0% of reviewers consider it suitable for women.
What season is Equipage Geranium by Hermès best for?
According to user reviews, Equipage Geranium by Hermès is best suited for Spring, Summer, and Fall, and also works well in Winter.
What occasions is Equipage Geranium by Hermès good for?
Equipage Geranium by Hermès is particularly well-suited for special, casual, date, and office occasions.
Equipage Geranium, from Hermès was released in 2015. The perfumer behind this creation is Jean-Claude Ellena. The notes are Geranium, Sandalwood, Spicy Notes.
I consider Bel Ami Vetiver to be the best flanker of all time. With that in mind this is probably the second best of all time. I know JCE has a long and distinguished history and even at Hermes his greatest achievement will probably go down as TdH, but, for my money I would (and do) wear BMV and this more often as I consider them to be his best work at Hermes.
Here he took a true 70's masterpiece of a man's scent in Equipage and without destroying the underlying notes was able to snap it in to modern day. In simplest terms I smell a manly floral topping mixed with light spice overlying the traditional equipage powering along in the back ground. I know from reading the notes break down this is geranium (maybe a slight rose) and clove, however, to my nose I may not pick out each individual note but get the overall affect of it.
I am glad I have a bottle. I wouldn't mind picking up a second one. That said, these days this goes for crazy money if you can even find one, but, if you do you won't be disappointed.
I consider Bel Ami Vetiver to be the best flanker of all time. With that in mind this is probably the second best of all time. I know JCE has a long and distinguished history and even at Hermes his greatest achievement will probably go down as TdH, but, for my money I would (and do) wear BMV and this more often as I consider them to be his best work at Hermes.
Here he took a true 70's masterpiece of a man's scent in Equipage and without destroying the underlying notes was able to snap it in to modern day. In simplest terms I smell a manly floral topping mixed with light spice overlying the traditional equipage powering along in the back ground. I know from reading the notes break down this is geranium (maybe a slight rose) and clove, however, to my nose I may not pick out each individual note but get the overall affect of it.
I am glad I have a bottle. I wouldn't mind picking up a second one. That said, these days this goes for crazy money if you can even find one, but, if you do you won't be disappointed.