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Eau de parfum
Kusado Sensu
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Meet Kusado Sensu — a fragrance inspired by the Japanese fan
Kusado is a Parisian brand with a Japanese soul: its concepts are developed under the guidance of perfumer Midori Ito, while production is based in France.
In 2001, the brand introduced Sensu, a women’s fragrance whose name translates as “fan.”
This composition belongs to the aldehydic and floral families, with a profile leaning toward green, musky, and spicy accents.
Thanks to its high concentration — eau de parfum — and noticeable sillage, Sensu makes a vivid impression.
How Sensu unfolds: from freshness to sensuality
The fragrance opens with sparkling citrus freshness: bergamot and mandarin intertwine with a green accord and a salty marine note.
This combination evokes a cool breeze and a carefree mood.
At the heart of the composition, a luxurious bouquet blooms: jasmine, rose, lily of the valley, freesia, geranium, and iris — all of them soft yet multifaceted.
The fruity touch of peach and the astringency of tea add unexpected depth to the fragrance.
The base is built around sensual notes: vanilla lends sweetness, musk envelops the skin in warmth, and oakmoss brings elegant earthiness.
Who should wear Kusado Sensu and when
This fragrance is an ideal choice for women who appreciate freshness and sophistication but are not afraid to stand out.
Sensu is perfect for everyday wear: it brings a sense of calm and confidence while remaining long-lasting enough to accompany you from morning to evening.
The fragrance is for women, but its green-spicy nuances also make it appealing to lovers of unisex compositions. Thanks to its noticeable sillage, you will be surrounded by a delicate yet perceptible cloud.
Similar fragrances worth trying
If you liked Sensu, explore fragrances with a similar mood. For example, Kenzo L'Eau Par Kenzo is equally fresh and aquatic.
Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue Gold shares a similar floral heart, while Etat Libre d'Orange Je Suis Un Homme will surprise you with its spicy facets.
All these fragrances share a love of green and musky accords.
Official sources and release year
Sensu was released in 2001. Visit the brand’s official website at afnanperfumes.com (please note that the Kusado brand may also be featured on other resources).
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