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Hermés add two new colognes
Hermes

23/04/13

Hermés add two new colognes

In-house magus Jean-Claude Ellena has devised two new colognes for Hermés. Eau de mandarine ambrée and Eau de narcisse bleu.  No surprises here, both clean and light but, somewhat under whelming given his frequent acts of brilliance.

Hermes
"Our ancestors, when they found their way to that first stone screen, were commencing a project so vast that it only now begins to become apparent: the unthinking construction of a species-wide, time-defying, effectively immortal prosthetic memory."
- William Gibson, 2012, Distrust That Particular Flavour