6.7-Oz Hermes Terre D'Hermes Men's Eau de Toilette Spray Expired

Normally would be skeptical especially from a third party seller. but this is direct through amazon. Can always return it after checking the batch code, but the few times I bought from them directly I never had issues.

Where do you check the batch code

Nordstroms will match shipped and sold by Amazon, just open a chat.

There should absolutely be a ban by SD for fragrances sold on Amazon.

Those of you price matching with Nordstrom, will they ship for free or do you have to have a store nearby?

back in stock at Nordstrom

Buy a tester for 3.3fl oz from jomashop instead.
Here's the link: https://www.jomashop.com/hermes-m...00027.html

Price: $59.99

Eau De Toilette (EDT) is just the concentration of fragrance/oils to alcohol

Cologne / Eau De Cologne / EDC = Lowest amount of fragrance/oil to alcohol -- Comes off "strong" and loud, but doesn't last terribly long.

Toilette / Eau de Toilette / EDT = A bit more fragrance/oil than EDC, still comes off strong/loud, lasts a bit longer

Eau de Parfum / EDP = More fragrance oils than EDT, doesn't come off as strong, but will last much longer

Parfum = More fragrance oil than EDP, can come off a bit "weaker" but lasts all day

Lately we've been seeing more "Extraits" and "Elixers" and "Extreme EDP" and "Intense EDT" which are sometimes similar (or above) parfum, and sometimes just a fancy name for an EDT or EDP.

The higher concentrations tend to feel "smoother blended" and don't come off as harsh (Sauvage EDT vs Parfum, for example -- EDT is very loud and strong but doesn't last too long -- Parfum is much softer but better blended and lasts a long time, EDP is inbetween)


To make it a little trickier though.. some notes tend to fade quickly (a lot of the "fresh" notes in mens colognes might disappear incredibly quick) while others (Oud, especially) will stay around all day. So even if theres a fresh scent in an EDP/Parfum concentration, it might not last all day. An EDP with an Oud note might last a whole day or two. Something like Sauvage Elixer which is a high concentration should be soft, but it's incredibly strong and lasts forever.

And to make it even trickier than that.. Brands change the scent notes from concentration to concentration. Sauvage EDT, EDP, Parfum and Elixer all share a similar background, but they're different notes. Bleu de Chanel EDT, EDP and Parfum are also a bit different. So it's not just about the concentration you want, the notes will shift around from version to version