Kenzo Flower By Kenzo is a perfume for women that seeks to evoke a fresh floral fragrance full of captivating oriental exoticism. Created by the Japanese designer Kenzo Takada in 2000, this perfume is now, after almost two decades, a recognized and accepted fragrance worldwide by women, making it a classic. The main elements that compose the fragrance of Kenzo Flower By Kenzo and that give body and consistency to its aroma are based on a harmonious blend of flowers and fruits that offer, at first impression, some notes of blackcurrant, tangerine, and hawthorn. After this initial fragrance, the heart notes of the perfume, which can last about two or three hours, are produced thanks to a blend of jasmine, opoponax, and Bulgarian rose. When the intensity of the fragrance stabilizes and gradually fades, an attractive blend of white musk, incense, and vanilla emerges. These base notes last longer on the skin, around four hours or more, and are what give the perfume its identity. Poppy is the flower this perfume seeks to evoke and serves as a symbol for Kenzo Flower By Kenzo. Its characteristic sweet and powdery scent offers an advantage, making it suitable for different occasions where women want to feel fresh, free, and very feminine. The bottle, designed by Serge Mansau, attempts to combine the modernity of city skyscrapers with the slight curvature of poppy flowers. It's a magnetic design that attracts everyone's attention. Both in its content and presentation, Flower By Kenzo is an exceptional perfume that harmonizes magic, life, and emotion.
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