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 Kenzo Power by Kenzo, which rhymes with Kenzo Flower and fully meets the aspirations of the brand, is the male counterpart of the women's fragrance, bestseller, created by Alberto Morillas in 2000. Like its predecessors, expected in August 2008, Power uses as a source of inspiration imaginary scent of flowers.
With regard Kenzo Flower, acting as a support for poetic license, it was founded on the red poppies, so beloved heart designer Kenzo; against Kenzo Power Flower references used dissolved in the void of uncertainty, described as "an imaginary flower."
New Kenzo Power beyond the local release appears as part of a new trend generation of flower arrangements for men, the issue of which was recently renewed innovation from Jean Paul Gaultier - Fleur du Mâle (Flower of the Male), masculine fragrance based on orange blossom, created by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian. Following the directions of the 19th century, when men dominated by floral aromas, and very clearly, rose, and perfumes are uncertain sophistication, now you can catch the modern metrosexual overtones. Thus, the modern dandy must immediately reconsider their views on this issue ......
Kenzo Power begins explosion of citrus notes (bergamot) and cool green spices (coriander, cardamom), already foreshadowing the development of dark amber and musk chords that instantly move to the fore. Touching iris is also beginning to be felt at the base of the fragrance, which will become more noticeable in the medium of wood, wherein a pronounced sound of iris and violet. Later, of course, we note that the perfumer Olivier Polge has made a significant contribution to the iris echoes Dior Homme.
Musk, quite dirty at times evokes a feeling of a collapse, and amber, presented in large enough quantities, showing her piercing character with overtones of sweet toffee, causing associations in the nether regions of the human body, delicately powdered iris powder. Woody amber musk chords seem to enrich cumin and immortelle, and begins to show a slight savory flavor. The general impression reminiscent of musky amber Dirty English toffee and negative except that it is less malt and peat.
It seems that the "imaginary flower 'chords more classic abstract than borrowed from the planet Mars. In fact, mineral amber fragrance reminiscent of floral accents women's fragrance. Kenzo Power also emits the smell of orange blossom that resembles Jean Paul Gaultier Fleur du Mâle and another creation perfumer Olivier Polge - Dior Pure Poison.
Also present are a little heady overtones, which at first glance resemble the French cognac, then sake (rice alcohol), but it does not match the description composition. Soon the perfume loses this corset and becomes more resinous and amber, wine, soft brown nuances. Minor chords dark amber perfume also go in the direction of coffee, caramel flavored Coke and candy. Ambergris emphasized bright citrus notes, which provide the lifting of the composition. Power, it seems, also has an undercurrent of acute dermal chords that can be linked musky notes.
 Based on wood, it is very similar to the brink of iris and violet in Sonia Rykiel for Women, Not for Men. Also observed is similar to Gucci Pour Homme line, despite the fact that it is less noticeable than Dirty English. It offers long-term strength and average depth.
Kenzo Power more than the original, that does not prevent him from sensual sound good if you can overcome the sense of fundamentally "recurring" composition. On a sociological level, it can sound one note with the aesthetics and ideas Muji neutrality and reuse, which is still aimed at avoiding dullness. Wrote Hazel Clark: "Muji practical clothes, but not boring, strict, but not boring." It should appeal to people who prefer to follow the fashion and feel that they are part of the spirit of the times; Muji follower to remain in the shadows. The irony, of course, in this case - this is what serves antileyblovoe Movement brand Kenzo.
Kenzo Power introduces the idea of a young culture, the idea of conservatism in the use of cologne, for everyday use as well as for the working environment, preferably liberal office space in this case.
Author: Ann, New York
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