The fragrance's story and background 

24 Faubourg, composed in 1995 by perfumer Maurice Roucel, draws its sunny inspiration from the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean. Designer Serge Mansau created a sculptural bottle that evokes a square of silk bathed in sunlight and animated by a breath of wind.

Here is the olfactory description of 24 Faubourg d'Hermès

Top Notes: The fragrance opens with bright, fresh top notes, featuring citrus fruits such as bergamot, lemon and orange blossom. These initial notes bring a sparkling, sunny freshness.

Heart notes: The heart of the fragrance is an explosion of white flowers, including jasmine, orange blossom, lily and ylang-ylang. These flowers exude a sensual, rich floral character, giving the fragrance its opulent, feminine character.

Base notes: The base notes are woody and warm. Sandalwood, amber and vanilla add depth and warmth to the fragrance. These base notes contribute to the composition's longevity and sensuality.

Subtlety of the fragrance 

"24 Faubourg" is a classic, elegant and sophisticated fragrance. It captures the spirit of haute couture and Parisian elegance. This fragrance is for the woman who seeks to express her femininity with refinement, and who appreciates opulent floral scents. "24 Faubourg" is a timeless fragrance, ideal for special occasions and moments when you want to feel elegant and sophisticated.