H24 Eau de Parfum is a study in controlled contradiction — something that feels simultaneously like a manicured botanical garden and a clean industrial space. Christine Nagel built it around clary sag...
Performance is one of H24 EDP's genuine strong suits — enthusiasts consistently report that it lasts well through the day, outlasting the EDT by a meaningful margin, with good projection in the opening hours before settling closer to the skin.
The fragrance divides opinion in an interesting way: admirers love it for feeling genuinely innovative within designer perfumery, while detractors find it cold or abstract to the point of being off-putting. Few people are neutral about it.
It's frequently positioned as a contemporary take on the fougère structure — herbal, clean, and slightly barbershop-adjacent — with comparisons drawn to Creed Green Irish Tweed, though H24 is generally considered sleeker and more synthetic in character.
Spring and summer dominate as the preferred seasons for wearing it, though enthusiasts note it handles year-round daily wear well thanks to its versatility across office, leisure, and outdoor contexts.
The sclarene molecule gets specific attention in community discussions — it's credited with giving H24 its distinctive "hot metal" or machine-like quality that makes it feel unlike anything else in the designer space, for better or worse.
