Voyage d'Hermès Parfum

Voyage d’Hermès Parfum, created in 2011 by master perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena, is an intense and generous reinterpretation of the original fragrance. Ellena deliberately moved away from traditional concentration methods, prioritizing the intensity of perception and the expansive width of the scent's wake. This concentration, categorized as a Pure Perfume, offers exceptional longevity and depth. The core olfactory profile is defined by rich Boisé (woody) and warm Amber accords, balanced by the vibrant, toning freshness of juniper berry and the creamy, sweet character of sandalwood milk.

The aesthetic appeal of Voyage d’Hermès Parfum is equally crucial, embodied in the singular object designed by Philippe Mouquet. Inspired by a pocket magnifying glass found along a journey, the bottle features sleek black glass complemented by a distinctive silver bracket, completed by the iconic "highlight of Selle"—a nod to Hermès' equestrian origins. This design philosophy aligns with the house's heritage as a craftsman of movement and a companion to travel, a theme that has inspired the brand since Thierry Hermès founded his saddle and harness manufacture in 1837.

A key feature of the Parfum is its commitment to sustainability and longevity. The bottle is designed to be fully refillable using the 125 ml Voyage d’Armès perfume recharge, promoting a responsible gesture that ensures the object is created to last over time. As a unisex pure perfume, it is suitable for application on pulse points—wrists, neck, and behind the ears—where the body heat helps to diffuse the intense Boisé and Amber notes throughout the day. Its depth makes it ideal for evening wear or cooler seasons, though its sophistication is appropriate for any occasion where a lasting, distinctive scent is desired.