Inspired by the concepts of “green” and “freedom”, Terra Hedera evokes horseback riding on the Mongolian steppe. A green hyacinth intertwined with tenacious ivy and crisp galbanum.
Perfumer: Corinne Cachen
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
It suits a restless afternoon spent outside, when polished clothes acquire a little dust and the pace picks up. Bitter citrus and sharply green florals give the presence an alert, unsentimental edge; the earthy woods suggest ground underfoot rather than a neatly arranged bouquet.
How to wear
Try it first in mild or cool weather, when its dense green and resinous character has room to unfold. Start with one spray on the torso rather than several around the neck, especially indoors. On warmer days, keep application light: the assertive galbanum and bitter citrus can feel sharper in the heat.
Who it’s for
For lovers of assertive green perfumery: bitter citrus, stem-like florals, earthy woods and resin rather than sugary softness. Its old-school green character and faintly leathery edge will appeal to those who prefer a floral fragrance with tension and bite.
Release year
2024
The nose
Corinne Cachen composed Terra Hedera, as well as Bon Parfumeur’s earlier 104 Orange Verte, Jacinthe, Lierre. Here, her composition explores green through several textures: bitter citrus, resinous galbanum and mastic, floral hyacinth and an earthy, woody foundation. Freedom was the guiding idea behind her work on the fragrance.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton helped shape the creative vision with Corinne Cachen, seeking to capture the memory of a gallop. His imagery of horseback riding across the Mongolian steppe gave the composition its landscape, while Cachen translated their shared idea of green and freedom into scent.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur translates memories, emotions and journeys into contemporary French perfumery. Its numbered, unisex fragrances make the collection approachable without prescribing a fixed identity, while its Mix & Match philosophy encourages personal combinations. French production and close collaboration with perfumers underpin the house’s approach.
104 Terra Hedera’s concept
Terra Hedera takes its imaginative setting from a gallop across the Mongolian steppe: disturbed earth, flowers and open space. Green became the thread connecting that sense of freedom to the composition, with hyacinth, ivy and galbanum evoking vegetation rather than a conventionally soft floral bouquet.
Extra info
The number 104 identifies this as the fourth floral creation in Bon Parfumeur’s numbering system. Terra Hedera belongs to the Les Extraits collection; the earlier 104 Orange Verte, Jacinthe, Lierre dates to 2019, but the two should not be assumed to have identical formulas.
Inspired by the concepts of “green” and “freedom”, Terra Hedera evokes horseback riding on the Mongolian steppe. A green hyacinth intertwined with tenacious ivy and crisp galbanum.
Perfumer: Corinne Cachen
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
It suits a restless afternoon spent outside, when polished clothes acquire a little dust and the pace picks up. Bitter citrus and sharply green florals give the presence an alert, unsentimental edge; the earthy woods suggest ground underfoot rather than a neatly arranged bouquet.
How to wear
Try it first in mild or cool weather, when its dense green and resinous character has room to unfold. Start with one spray on the torso rather than several around the neck, especially indoors. On warmer days, keep application light: the assertive galbanum and bitter citrus can feel sharper in the heat.
Who it’s for
For lovers of assertive green perfumery: bitter citrus, stem-like florals, earthy woods and resin rather than sugary softness. Its old-school green character and faintly leathery edge will appeal to those who prefer a floral fragrance with tension and bite.
Release year
2024
The nose
Corinne Cachen composed Terra Hedera, as well as Bon Parfumeur’s earlier 104 Orange Verte, Jacinthe, Lierre. Here, her composition explores green through several textures: bitter citrus, resinous galbanum and mastic, floral hyacinth and an earthy, woody foundation. Freedom was the guiding idea behind her work on the fragrance.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton helped shape the creative vision with Corinne Cachen, seeking to capture the memory of a gallop. His imagery of horseback riding across the Mongolian steppe gave the composition its landscape, while Cachen translated their shared idea of green and freedom into scent.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur translates memories, emotions and journeys into contemporary French perfumery. Its numbered, unisex fragrances make the collection approachable without prescribing a fixed identity, while its Mix & Match philosophy encourages personal combinations. French production and close collaboration with perfumers underpin the house’s approach.
104 Terra Hedera’s concept
Terra Hedera takes its imaginative setting from a gallop across the Mongolian steppe: disturbed earth, flowers and open space. Green became the thread connecting that sense of freedom to the composition, with hyacinth, ivy and galbanum evoking vegetation rather than a conventionally soft floral bouquet.
Extra info
The number 104 identifies this as the fourth floral creation in Bon Parfumeur’s numbering system. Terra Hedera belongs to the Les Extraits collection; the earlier 104 Orange Verte, Jacinthe, Lierre dates to 2019, but the two should not be assumed to have identical formulas.
