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The Essence Vault EDP

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Terre D' Herm. - 481

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The Essence Vault Terre D' Herm. - 481 is an Eau de Parfum. Terre D' Herm. - 481 opens with Orange and Grapefruit, settles into a heart of Pepper, and dries down to a base of Cedar and Vetiver. The Essence Vault's Terre D' Herm. - 481 carries an Acquired verdict, a citrus-led wear.

No. 481 nods to Hermes Terre d'Hermes' earthy citrus-vetiver signature, but the mineral, flinty depth that defines the original is largely absent, leaving a simpler grapefruit-and-vetiver accord that fades faster.
  • Grounded
  • Natural
  • Refined
  • Understated
Terre D' Herm. - 481 Eau de Parfum bottle

Profile

Composition

Timeline

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Performance

Longevity
Moderate (4-6h)
Projection
Moderate
Intensity
Moderate

Mood

Mood Energising
Calming
Character Playful
Serious
Sentiment Uplifting
Brooding

When To Wear

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Best Occasions

Also Works:
Office Date Casual Formal Sport

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About

No. 481 is The Essence Vault's interpretation of Hermes' modern classic Terre d'Hermes, a fragrance famous for its mineral, earthy take on citrus woods. It opens with a bittersweet grapefruit and orange accord that gets reasonably close to the original's bright freshness, before a black pepper facet adds a touch of spice. Where it diverges most is the base: Terre d'Hermes is prized for its unusual flinty, mineral vetiver, and this dupe replaces that nuance with a more conventional vetiver-cedarwood combination that reads pleasant but far less distinctive. Performance is moderate, with the citrus opening lasting a couple of hours before settling into a soft woody base. It works well as an everyday office-friendly woody citrus, even if it cannot replicate the original's more unusual, earthy signature.