
FLOWERBYKENZO SPRING FRAGRANCE
- Limited Edition - Fruity, Floral - Notes of Mandarin and Lychee
Dawn breaks at the end of a long winter; a singular light warms the atmosphere, permeating the landscape little by little. Spring is here.
FLOWERBYKENZO Spring Fragrance Limited Edition, a sparkling floral, welcomes the return of life with lively mandarin and ginger notes, brightened by a touch of lychee. At its heart, suave notes of parma violet, freesia and white musk unfold

FLOWERBYKENZO EDP
- Oriental, floral - Recommended for day wear - Notes of bulgarian rose and parma violet
A vital link to keep us in touch with nature.
FLOWERBYKENZO, the power of a singular, strong, pure and sensual flower. A nomadic flower, taking root in the asphalt. A flower in the city. The red poppy has no scent.
Kenzo created its fragrance.
Buy this and more at
KenzoUSA
History—the art of perfumery has existed for over four millennia, the earliest known record of which is an ancient perfumery factory discovered on the island of Cyprus. The sheer size of the factory (43,000 square feet) indicated that perfumery was occurring on an industrial scale even then. Perfumery began in Egypt and Mesopotamia, but was further developed by the Romans and Persians. It existed in Asia as well, but was mostly incense-based. While Europe obtained perfume via trade as far back as the 11th century, knowledge of its creation did not become a major business until 300 years later. France quickly established its dominance in the craft and remains at the center of the industry today. All Kenzo fragrance products are made in France.
Learn More
Composition—Perfumes are composed of three “notes”—the top note, middle note and base note—to form a “chord.” These three notes develop over time after the perfume’s application.
-Top notes: also called the “head” notes, these are the first aromas one smells when applying perfume.
-Middle notes: also called the “heart” notes, these scents emerge when the top notes began to dissipate. They comprise the main body of the perfume.
-Base notes: the final phase of the perfume. When the middle notes began to evaporate, the base notes surface, giving the perfume depth and lasting quality.
Top notes are said to make the initial impression, however it is the middle and base notes that compose the main body of a fragrance.
Classification—Perfumes can be classified into the following categories: Floral, Oriental, Woody and Fresh. Within these four main categories, there are also many sub-categories that blend them together. For example, Kenzo Amour is considered a floral, woody musk and L’eau par Kenzo pour Femme is considered a floral aquatic. Fougère (meaning “fern” in French) is considered the universal fragrance family, as it includes elements from all of the four.
The sources of perfume include plants, animals and, most recently, synthetics. The combination of sources used determines the olfactive family the fragrance falls into.