Fragrance Notes
Flower by Kenzo
Powder is the first thing you notice in Flower by Kenzo Eau de Parfum Refillable 15ml, and it stays the last. Pink pepper and blackcurrant put a tart, slightly peppery brightness at the start, but the fruit is quickly folded into a soft rose that reads warm and faintly smoky rather than green or fresh.
Damascus rose and violet form the heart, the violet cooling the rose and giving the pair their powdery, almost cosmetic quality. White musk and vanilla close it out with a balsamic sweetness and an amber warmth underneath, the musk keeping everything dry at the edges. From tart fruit through powdered floral to that sweet musky base, the powdery, violet and rose accords are what define the composition. The smokiness is a shadow rather than a note you can point at, and it is part of why the vanilla and musk never read as simply sweet.
Flower by Kenzo was composed by Alberto Morillas and launched in 2000. Kenzo was founded in Paris in 1970 by the Japanese designer Kenzo Takada, who had moved there in 1964, and the house began making fragrance in 1988. It is now part of LVMH.
It is long lasting with moderate sillage, so it stays close to the skin and lasts rather than filling a room. That makes it easy to wear at work, on casual days and on a night out, and it holds up across all four seasons. The 15ml bottle is refillable, so it can be topped up rather than replaced.
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