Frequently Asked Questions about Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo
What does Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo smell like?
Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo features top notes of Mandarin Orange and Raspberry, middle notes of Orange Blossom and Rose, and base notes of Powdery Notes, Praline, and Vanilla.
What is the sillage of Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo?
Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo has intimate sillage that stays close to the skin. The sillage rating is 2.0 out of 5.
Who created Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo?
Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo was created by Alberto Morillas.
When was Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo released?
Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir by Kenzo was released in 2015.
Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir, from Kenzo was released in 2015. The perfumer behind this creation is Alberto Morillas. It has the top notes of Mandarin Orange and Raspberry, middle notes of Orange Blossom and Rose, and base notes of Powdery Notes, Praline, and Vanilla.
I think 'powdery notes' is the best way to describe the poofy opening of this fragrance but then almost immediately turning to a white chocolate vibe. I must say I really, really like this subtle gourmand approach. As Flower L'Elixir settles though it's much more of a vanilla and deep caramel than the hint of berries and maybe something similar to orris in the opening? I like it...A straight up creamy, sweet fragrance which has a very light touch, which is a good achievement in that it isn't cloying but bad in terms of longevity and scent trail, both of which are very fleeting. I don't try 'feminine fragrances' (let me clarify...fragrances marketed towards women with notes typically I don't enjoy.) as often as perhaps I should but I do remember trying the original Flower and it was nothing nearly as enjoyable as this change of direction. Worth checking out for gourmand fans just let down by a lack of staying power.
I think 'powdery notes' is the best way to describe the poofy opening of this fragrance but then almost immediately turning to a white chocolate vibe. I must say I really, really like this subtle gourmand approach. As Flower L'Elixir settles though it's much more of a vanilla and deep caramel than the hint of berries and maybe something similar to orris in the opening? I like it...A straight up creamy, sweet fragrance which has a very light touch, which is a good achievement in that it isn't cloying but bad in terms of longevity and scent trail, both of which are very fleeting. I don't try 'feminine fragrances' (let me clarify...fragrances marketed towards women with notes typically I don't enjoy.) as often as perhaps I should but I do remember trying the original Flower and it was nothing nearly as enjoyable as this change of direction. Worth checking out for gourmand fans just let down by a lack of staying power.