Hermès Parfum des Merveilles

Parfum des Merveilles by Hermès is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Parfum des Merveilles was launched in 2005. Parfum des Merveilles was created by Jean-Claude Ellena and Ralf Schwieger. Parfum de Merveilles was created in 2005, the year after the Eau de Merveilles. Perfume has warmer and darker notes, enriched with patchouli and resin. Sweetness of cognac can be felt through a sparkling citrus note. Its scent, which is rather gentle and complex than fresh, makes the whole composition more beautiful. After a while, dark woody notes become more intense, just as with Eau de Mervielles, but in this perfume each note is darker and richer. Salty marine note, which is not obvious in the top, is in a beautiful harmony with warmth of main ingredients. Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, 日本語, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. Rate only the most important ingredients you sense in this fragrance. Become a member of this online perfume community and you will be able to add your own reviews. @duzmantic Parfum Des Merveilles is an extrait/pure perfume. I can confirm - I own a bottle and it's written on the label. The original is EDT. The flankers of Elixir and Parfum are still EDP concentration (between 10-20% perfume oils). It's only an Extrait concentration (+20%), which would take it a notch higher and that does not exist for the fragrance. So don't be fooled by the brands using fancy words. This doesn't wow me, but I do like it a lot. A unique sparkling clean inoffensive scent. Maybe it's the balsalm and oak but something about this makes its more special than the basic Hermes scents I have smelled this far. I think it's a skin scent, and it lasts only a few hours, tops. This is a parfum concentration to match the profile of the original Eau des Merveilles and not the Elixir. Those two are quite different and it's a distinction to be made. Although I view the whole line as unisex, this is probably the most neutral in its complete lack of sweetness. Peru balsam is the strongest note, but I also think oakmoss is way underreported and I would actually say it's more prominent to me than either amber or patchouli. This is a much simpler composition than the Elixir, but it doesn't mean it lacks depth because of it. It's just very true to the character of the original Eau des Merveilles. I rarely attach such notions to fragrance, but this is simply elegance in a bottle. PS: not sure why Fragrantica uses the image of that mini pendant for this concentration. It's been released in full size bottles. For me this ethereal parfum is utterly divine evoking/dreaming of lazy summer days lying on a salty windswept alien beach with a red sky & constructed of desiccated citrus peel interspersed with hidden pieces of dark prehistoric amber & whale ambergris, this is soooo very Hermes, I use the elixir liberally followed by a couple of gener...

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