Vetiver and Orange

So i recently just got this and tbh i didnt have crazy expectations considering its dirt cheap and i hear no one talking about it. I got it for like 20$ which is an absolute steal. When I smelled it, it screamed quality. I dont remember what Terre de hermes smells like but this fragrance right here smells amazing. Perfoemance wise, it projected strong for 2 hrs and lasted 15hours on my clothes, which is insanely good tbh considering it is mad cheap. Def one of the most underrated cheapies in the market.

Its very good. People say that its a Terre d'Hermes clone - I don't know, don't have the og. Smells like buisness in suits and ties. I wouldnt wear that with a t-shirt in summer but its great for the office. Not sweet at all, smells expensive but inoffensive. Its also pretty long lasting but doesnt project much.

Obviously inspired by TDH, but think of this as it's slightly cocky, assertive self-made millionaire uncle. A well-respected man in his community and overall fun to be around, but not to be messed with. 9.2/10

Lordy, Lordy! Swiss Arabian's clone of Jean Claude Ellena's masterpiece and an admirable one at that. A note for note copy, but still carries a bit of overpowering creamy flint smell to it, which differentiates it from the OG. However stacking a 25 dollar clone against a 100 dollar designer, what would you expect? To it's credit Vetiver & Orange doesn't smell synthetic. Having used Rasasi Fattan, I found it to be more in tune with TDH Parfum and not the EDT. This one however fits the bill. All seasonal scent? Yo! Unisex? Welcome to the exclusive Gentleman's club Blind buy worthy? TDH on a budget with great performance? Count me in Performance? Longevity, around 7 to 8 hours on skin, and much much longer on clothes, with decent projection and sillage. Have already consumed roundabouts 1/4th of the bottle, inspite of having more than 60 other frags. I missed TDH EDT that much

Honestly, if you're even considering this, just do yourself a favor: save your money, add another 40 euros to your budget, and go get the real Terre d’Hermès. After spending months with it, I’m genuinely baffled. I gave it four months of maceration, hoping it would improve, but nothing has changed—it’s still just a failed attempt at a clone. It’s trying way too hard to be Terre d’Hermès, but it misses the mark by a mile. There’s absolutely zero freshness here; forget about citruses, I’m not getting a single hint of them, not even at the start. Instead, it’s just a harsh, synthetic, plastic-like mess. To make matters worse, it has this cloying, cheap mosquito repellent vibe—that specific semi-natural citronella and geraniol smell. Since I live in the Mediterranean, I know that scent all too well, and it doesn’t go away even after it dries down; it just lingers with that dry, plasticky base. Compared to this, Terre d’Hermès (which is already a heavy scent to me) feels like a total breath of fresh air. Luckily, it’s not long-lasting, so at least you don't have to suffer with the smell for too long. Regardless of the price, this isn’t worth your time or shelf space. It’s a hard pass for me. Just my two cents.