Flower Tag by Kenzo
Women 2011
Description
Flower Tag by Kenzo is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2011, this composition was created by perfumer Olivier Cresp. The top notes reveal a vibrant accord of rhubarb, blackcurrant and mandarin; the heart unfolds with the delicacy of peony, lily of the valley and jasmine; while the base notes add warmth and persistence with vanilla, musk and…
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Leading answer I own it
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Season
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668 votes
Time of day
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About Flower Tag
Flower Tag by Kenzo is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2011, this composition was created by perfumer Olivier Cresp. The top notes reveal a vibrant accord of rhubarb, blackcurrant and mandarin; the heart unfolds with the delicacy of peony, lily of the valley and jasmine; while the base notes add warmth and persistence with vanilla, musk and tea.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers White flowers Spices Green, herbal and fougère
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
236 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
280 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
66 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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6 reviews
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Looking for something that smells exactly the same; I’ve seen it everywhere but there’s no stock left. I really need it 🙁
Absolutely love it! I prefer it far more than the classic Flower, and it lasts quite a long time on my skin.
A moment of illusion. Like many, my favourite is the traditional Kenzo Flower. Guided by that love, I tried this and fell head over heels, so excited I bought it almost immediately. Horrible disappointment: just like when you idealise a teenage boy and, upon meeting him, he’s nothing like the beautiful figure you imagined. The scent wasn’t even a shadow of the first time; it was grating, like Ponds cream with something richly bitter. Nothing lovely. Points in its favour: moderate sillage and good longevity, but I wish the smell were as beautiful and striking as the bottle.
I was disappointed by its lightness and such limited longevity; in that aspect, it doesn’t feel like a Kenzo! The house is known for excellent fragrances and impeccable quality. The scent is delicious: a delicacy of tea, a floral and fruity touch that gives it a youthful atmosphere. It’s versatile but very light with limited projection. Suitable for warm climates and any age… you just need to apply it several times a day.
I imagined it would have a fixative similar to Flower and, oh surprise!, nothing of the kind; it’s very weak 🙁
Received it as a gift. I think it’s better than its predecessor, though I wouldn’t have bought it myself. I use it on those rare occasions when I don’t fancy anything from my collection, which might speak well of it 🙂 I wouldn’t wear it for anything important… rather it’s for going unnoticed or just to show I’m not without perfume, haha… Rhubarb?… It’s so watery it worries me. What stands out is the Lily of the Valley, the Peony, and a synthetic musk. Then the Mandarin appears. Nothing else. It’s urban, doesn’t disturb anyone. Suitable for daily wear.