Fragrance Notes
Flower by Kenzo Gift Set
Flower by Kenzo Gift Set holds a powdery rose that never behaves like a cut flower. Pink pepper and blackcurrant give the opening a tart prickle, bright and faintly jammy, and that fresh spicy edge thins out quickly into something soft and warm. What is left is rose read through powder, with a low smoky undertone that keeps the sweetness in check.
Damascus rose and violet sit at the heart, the violet pushing the rose further into powder and lending it a cool, almost waxy quality. Underneath, white musk and vanilla settle into a balsamic warmth that is musky rather than creamy, with a gourmand suggestion that stays at the level of a hint and an amber glow behind it. The composition moves from tart fruit and pepper to powdery floral to that soft musk and vanilla close, and it is the powdery, musky and vanilla accords that define it rather than the opening.
Alberto Morillas composed Flower by Kenzo in 2000. Kenzo was founded in Paris in 1970 by the Japanese designer Kenzo Takada, who had moved to the city in 1964. The house added fragrance in 1988 and is now part of LVMH.
It is long lasting with strong projection. The scent works across all four seasons, holding its powdery warmth in winter and autumn without turning heavy in spring and summer, and it suits professional wear, casual days and a night out equally. This version arrives as a gift set.
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