Fragrance Notes
Flower by Kenzo Poppy Bouquet Floral
Nashi pear and mandarin orange open Kenzo Flower by Kenzo Poppy Bouquet Floral Eau de Toilette on a bright, watery fruitiness, and the scent turns floral quickly: bulgarian rose and jasmine at the heart, then gardenia and almond softening everything at the close. It smells like a bouquet with something edible behind it, and nothing in it is sharp.
The movement is from fruit to flower to cream. The pear is crisp and the mandarin gives it a citrus lift, the rose and jasmine build a full, slightly powdery middle, and the base of gardenia and almond takes the composition lactonic and nutty, which is where the gourmand side comes from. Musky, green and floral facets run through it, so the sweetness stays balanced rather than thick. The mandarin is brief and the almond is what remains at the end.
Dora Baghriche composed this eau de toilette, launched in 2020. Kenzo was founded in Paris in 1970 by the Japanese designer Kenzo Takada, who had moved to Paris in 1964; the house added fragrance in 1988 and now belongs to LVMH.
It has moderate longevity and moderate sillage, which makes it a close-wearing scent rather than one that fills a room, and the lighter concentration suits daytime wear in particular. It can be worn in any season, spring and summer most comfortably, and works for the office, for casual days and for an evening out. It is an easy thing to wear around other people.
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