Flower by Kenzo Eau De Parfum For Women 100ml

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A powdery floral driven by a bouquet of Bulgarian Roses and Violets, adorned with Vanilla and White Musks.

I mean, I can't blame anyone if they like it, but it made me discover how much I don't like powdery smells, and even remembering it makes my head hurt. I asked four other people who know nothing about perfume, and they literally think that it's the same. Yes it probably is a bit more "mature", but it's not the old folk's home toilet cleaner I had in my head for years 😀. Flower by Kenzo, a sophisticated and subtle eau de toilette for women that reflects the woman who wears it, unveiling her sensuality and elegance. All this is not a problem, for it is a great and powerful, adorable, long-lasting and cozily flowery fragrance.It’s a very feminine scent and is both clean and fresh while being super comforting and slightly sexy. Kenzo Flower is just lovely I adore the soft baby powder essence it has, how can you not love smelling like baby powder ? It's hard to break it down by notes because it's so well blended Kenzo really did a fabulous job with this one! on one hand I really love the powdery notes but on the other hand it makes me a little bit sick to my stomach.

Based on the notes, I would imagine that it is a perfume I will enjoy, there is nothing in it that I dislike, but I have never managed to love it despite the fact that I finished that bottle. What’s odd is that I love powdery fragrances and I love all of the notes listed, however this has to be my most despised fragrance of all time. Maybe there is a maternal association with the baby powder profile but it’s also just very soft and rounded out. Such a weird experience, never had a fragrance conquer my heart with time, I usually like or dislike them at the spot.Enveloping White Musks and Vanilla, Pink Pepper and Damascena Rose embody the sensuality of this feminine fragrance that has become an emblem in the world of perfume-making. The opening is very aquatic and fresh, and it dries down into what I can only compare to a vintage rose-scented blush compact or maybe a silk flower that has been scented with an old fashioned potpourri. Kenzo Amour, introduced in 2006, is an enduring fragrance that seamlessly blends musky and floral notes. My mom used to wear it when I was 4-8 years old, and now that I am 25, it still yanks me back to my childhood real quick whenever I smell it.