Which
Terre d’Hermès
lasts longest?

Pure Parfum lasts 10–12 hours on our skin, with light to moderate projection and moderate to heavy sillage. Eau Intense Vétiver follows at 8–10 hours with light to moderate projection and moderate sillage.

They are separate fragrances. Eau Intense Vétiver focuses on green bergamot, Sichuan pepper and vetiver and gives 8–10 hours with moderate sillage. Eau de Parfum Intense emphasizes bergamot, warm woods and a lava-stone mineral accord and gives 8–9 hours with light sillage. Both have light to moderate projection.

Pure Parfum has light to moderate projection in our ratings; the original EDT has light projection. The larger difference is in the trail: moderate to heavy sillage for Pure Parfum versus light sillage for EDT. Longevity is 10–12 versus 5–8 hours.

They tie at 6–8 hours with light to moderate projection and light sillage. Eau Givrée emphasizes citron, juniper and peppery freshness. Eau Très Fraîche has bitter orange, grapefruit and cedar among its manufacturer highlights.

We get 5–8 hours with light projection and light sillage. Its range overlaps the 6–8 hour estimates for Eau Givrée and Eau Très Fraîche, but starts an hour lower.

Pure Parfum has the fullest sillage rating here, Moderate to heavy. Eau Intense Vétiver has Moderate sillage. Eau de Parfum Intense, Eau Givrée, Eau Très Fraîche and original EDT have Light sillage.

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These are our wear estimates. Skin, weather, application and perception affect the result. Longevity describes overall detectability, rather than time spent projecting at full strength.