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Saint Petersburg, Russia
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Kenzo Amour is a fragrance that evokes nostalgia and sadness. It's as if it whispers about what once was, about tenderness and sensuality that can no longer be brought back. The scent, which seems so light and fresh, reminds you of spring days when everything blossoms. But it also has oriental accents that add mystery and attraction. Bergamot, peony, and spices create a feeling of something unattainable, as if you're trying to remember something important but can't. This fragrance transports you to a world of blooming gardens where summer heat reigns, but all of that is already in the past 🌸
The fragrance is actually not bad. Although synthetic, it's still pleasing, very rich and sweetish. Raspberry is at the forefront here, but other tart fruits are also felt alongside it. The only thing is, it lacks development; it just smoothly transitions from a bright scent into something rough and powdery, with a synthetic undertone 😕
This fragrance is more citrusy than the golden one. I also catch notes of berries and jasmine on a musky base. A very pleasant, elegant, and beautiful scent that's simply mesmerizing 🍊
The bottle definitely attracts attention, that's undeniable. Its appearance is very pretty, and the scent itself is pleasing. For me, it's light, and once again, flowers are at the forefront. Jasmine with ylang-ylang, sweetish, with a light creamy note of sandalwood and some strange but pleasant texture in the drydown. Bright? Absolutely! Vulgar or provocative? Not at all!
This fragrance is pure heaviness. Tea, yes, spicy, but so dense it just overwhelms. Smoky notes burn, and woody notes sound like there's too much of them. Oud? It's kind of there, but not felt, just part of the overall mass. Flowers? They don't even count, just some vague hints, and that's it. In the end, it turns out to be more of a masculine option. To soften it even a little, you need warm skin, otherwise, it's just oppressive
The fragrance is really interesting, soft and smoky. At first, it gently envelops you, but then a sharp, dry powder appears. It looks beautiful, but the tickling sensation in the nose still remains
The vanilla here is really interesting, but it's not the Bourbon vanilla from Yves Rocher. No hints of vanillin, just dry, spicy vanilla with a light woody accent. The sweetness only comes out in the base, making the scent very cozy and soft. I liked it, but still my favorite is the scent from Atelier Cologne 🌸
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