L'Eau Kenzo pour Femme

And yet L'Eau de Kenzo floods as much as it seduces with its sparkling and sensual notes; it would even later find its masculine counterpart to merge in a loving and magical alliance… Follow the universe of L'Eau de Kenzo and you will discover that this precious liquid is anything but a still water!

L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme, or the magical liquid of a fantastical universe

Kenzo and its haute couture creations have taken us on a journey through a westernized Japan or an Asian-influenced West full of a thousand colors since the creation, in 1970, of its first vibrant and richly influenced models. Since the 1990s we have had the privilege of enjoying these heartfelt surges thanks to Kenzo perfumery, which has sent us its beautiful positive waves with Parfum d'Eté or indeed Le Monde est Beau.

In 1996, Kenzo offered us a new fragrant opus with L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme and its universe between velvet and the supernatural. Indeed, the Kenzo signature goes as far as permeating each of its fragrances as well as its ever more enchanting and phantasmagorical advertising campaigns. Kenzo Takada wanted to create an Eau that was neither sad nor bland, but rather a dreamlike and colorful fragrance: L'Eau has no colors. So I wanted a water full of colors. Of fruits, of flowers, of freshness and of happiness. Kenzo on L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme.

In keeping with the master's wishes, the first campaign for L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme offered a journey between dreams and reality, where water dresses the woman in its magical powers while turning the head of a goldfish... However, there is no need to look for an ambassador, as the star is the water, or simply L'Eau itself. Later this deep and sensual water would meet its masculine counterpart, into which it would literally melt in a carnal symbiosis…

Water. Calm and rippling. Alive, vibrant, filled with fragrances and colors. For her, for him, KENZO expressed two facets of it, created two pieces of living water to hold them. They are made for one another. Kenzo on L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme and L'Eau de Kenzo pour Homme.

Where the lotus flower gives birth to L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme

At its launch, L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme was dressed in a very rounded bottle, almost pebble-shaped. When L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme was joined by its counterpart, L'Eau de Kenzo pour Homme, it merged with it into a square, transparent bottle, like Two pure and sensual blocks that fit perfectly into one another. Kenzo on L'Eau de Kenzo. The pretty lotus flower signed by the great Olivier Cresp now appears in a delicate glass with bluish transparency.

L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme opens on very fresh and very aquatic notes of mint and reed wood. Mandarin and white peach become juicy and tender to welcome the heart. The flowers then appear in a luminous chorus, offering their fragrant and aquatic freshness through notes of water jasmine and white water lily (white lotus flower), punctuated by the earthy, green softness of lilac and amaryllis. The very rare grains of paradise, a Guinea pepper, reinforce these gentle accords between earth and water with its spicy warmth. Finally, blue cedarwood and reed wood offer a bed of warm depth, where vanilla and musk wrap this pretty water flower in a comfortable, cottony cloud.

L'Eau de Kenzo pour Femme offers a fresh and sensual sillage to a woman in search of natural and feminine fragrant sensations. L'Eau de Kenzo is therefore definitely not a flat, one-dimensional water, but rather a bubbling bath of a thousand colors.