GökNes

I'll spare you the philosophical chatter like some others. I don't understand how you can sometimes write such drivel here anyway.
If I had been introduced to the fragrance as a new edition of Terre D'Hermes, I would have said "yes, the well-known vetiver note of the series is prominent and recognizable here." In my opinion, associations with Elysium are absolutely far-fetched. Certainly, there are many fragrances here that feature vetiver and woods more prominently. It just depends on the nose of the beholder.

In fact, Perseus is absolutely nothing new. But you have to hand it to the yellow fellow, he's got power.

Not that it fills the room and gets there in your face, but to put it bluntly, not even the TDH perfume has the performance it has, and that has toxic properties.

The opening is very citrusy and fruity but as it progresses the woods come through subtly and the vetiver strongly and both are there to stay.

Do you have to pay so much for this now, rather no!!!

So I would rather say: "You can have it, you have to have it."