Myrrhe Églantine
An airy rosehip-and-myrrh Hermessence: crisp at first, then warm, balsamic, and softly powdery on the skin.
Perfumer: Christine Nagel
Myrrhe Églantine
An airy rosehip-and-myrrh Hermessence: crisp at first, then warm, balsamic, and softly powdery on the skin.
Scent Development and Character
Myrrhe Églantine opens with a crisp, slightly tangy rosehip impression that feels airy and gently green, then folds into a warm myrrh heart with a soft balsamic glow. The drydown is smooth, restrained, and lightly powdery, keeping the composition close to the skin rather than expansive.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Best for close-range wear: office, daytime, and quiet evening settings where a refined, low-projection scent feels appropriate. Best in autumn and spring, with some winter use. Sillage is estimated as soft sillage; the scent stays close and leaves only a gentle trail., with moderate longevity, roughly 4-6 hours on skin in typical wear. wear.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2018, this is presented as Eau de toilette and credited to Christine Nagel. Hermès Hermessence clear-glass flacon with a black cap and minimalist label; exact version sold in the 100 mL EDT presentation.
