Review of Cuir d'Ange by RINA

Hermès' "Cuir d'Anger" (Angel Leather), as its name suggests, vividly overturns our preconceived notions of "leather." The first thing you notice is the delicate and fresh scent of narcissus. The green undertones are subtle, leaving only a clear, transparent quality. Heliotrope and musk join in, creating a soft and delicate impression. The cool, detached impression often associated with leather is absent here. This leather is surprisingly smooth. While the leather scent becomes more pronounced over time, the powdery gentleness of heliotrope and the cleanliness of musk enhance the leather's texture, making it incredibly silky. The leather doesn't assert its scent; rather, a soft, smooth fragrance gently lingers on the skin. It's like wearing another skin. Herein lies the essence of Hermès' envisioned "Angel Leather"—free and enchanting. The leather scent, like a veil that completely overturns the conventional impression of leather, is cool yet gentle and comforting.