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Aqua Kenzo pour Femme
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Aqua Kenzo pour Femme by Kenzo is a fruity floral fragrance from the olfactive family, launched in 2018. The nose behind this composition is Louise Turner. The top notes are raspberry leaves, mandarin and lemon (sour lime); the heart notes are magnolia, green notes, apple, jasmine, Hedione and rose; the base notes are vetiver, vanilla, cashmere wood, patchouli and sandalwood.
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Raspberry Leaves
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Corazón
magnolia
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Base
vetiver
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- Positivo 71%
- Negativo 20%
- Neutral 9.5%
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I tried it this afternoon and it’s a super fresh, revitalising aroma; I’d say unisex, and I would wear it without hesitation. I liked it more than its male version. It smells like an improved, more feminine take on Béjar’s ‘Passionate Man’: floral, citrusy, green, fresh, with a tiny hint of raspberry. I loved it; I’d use it without any qualms, and I wouldn’t mind buying a bottle if it weren’t for the dry laws. Performance is moderate, a bit inferior to the male version, lasting about 5 or 6 hours on skin with low projection; it clings to the skin for the first hour then fades until it’s gone. It’s for warm and temperate climates, for daytime use, perfect for cooling down on those stifling summer days to come. I loved it, but given the price, I’ll buy several bottles of the Béjar one; although they don’t smell the same, they’re similar enough to justify the investment, but if you like it, go ahead, it’s gorgeous and not excessively expensive.
I tried it this afternoon and it is a super fresh and revitalising aroma, I would even say unisex; I, at least, would use it without hesitation. I liked it much more than its male version. The aroma is like an improved and slightly more feminine version of the ‘Passionate Man’ perfume by Béjar. It has that citrus-floral, green, fresh and slightly sweet aroma, with some raspberry tones, very fresh, very fresh. I have loved it and would use it without hesitation, even I would not mind buying a small bottle for myself if I were not under the influence of the law against drinking. The performance is moderate, a little inferior to the male version, remaining on the skin for about 5 or 6 hours, more or less, and with moderate projection tending to low, as in the first hour it almost sticks to the skin and from there downwards until it dies. It is a perfume for warm and temperate climates, for daytime use, perfect to refresh yourself on those hot and stifling summer days that are approaching. I have loved it, that is true, but I also have to say that, seeing what it costs, I buy several bottles of the Béjar perfume and although they do not smell exactly the same, they are similar enough not to make the investment, but if you like it, go ahead, it is a beautiful perfume and it is not excessively expensive either.
I bought it this morning and I cannot stop smelling my wrist. It is very fresh, cheerful, with the just right sweet touch. I have loved it!
I tried it yesterday in the perfumery as an option for Mother’s Day. Sincerely, I did not expect much from its name and bottle, but it pleasantly surprised me. The opening is well citrusy, the mandarin is felt. Then the magnolia aroma remains with a citrus blend in the base. Delicious! The price is good so I will soon have it in my collection. I add: Finally I bought it and used it all summer. I must say its trail and longevity are a miracle, but over time you can get tired of it. I ended up overwhelmed by the fragrance and I gave away the remaining 25 ml.
A pleasant surprise. In a simple bottle that gives a beach feel by its turquoise colour or shape, hides a fresh, sweet and woody aroma, with medium longevity. It begins opening with citrus, comes gently the magnolia and at the end the woods remain, which can well be felt as unisex. I recommend smelling it even if just out of curiosity and if you appreciate the mix of woods. It makes me feel positive, calm, subtly attractive to me, but I would like to know more opinions to understand how others perceive it.
A DELIGHT! I had been looking for a while to find another fragrance that not only smelled good but also emitted images for me, and this has achieved it. It smells like a forest, but not a lavender forest (which I find masculine), but a Christmas forest, fruity, magical, with a waterfall and fireflies at night. Nothing to do with its bottle, a pity. It is that I truly cannot stop smelling my arm. It is really exquisite to me. Upon arrival and seeing its comparisons with Nina, I could not believe it, as Nina is VERY sweet, much more than Aqua. Being able to smell both, if I found a similarity, it seems VERY FAR AWAY. If Nina is a magical princess forest (although it refers more to Little Red Riding Hood), Aqua would be an older sister with a dark side, a witch living in the forest.
ABSOLUTELY DIVINE!!! I’d been searching for another fragrance that didn’t just smell good but also conjured images, and this one has achieved it. It smells of a forest, but not the lavender kind (which I find masculine), but rather a Christmas forest, fruity, magical, with a waterfall and fireflies at night. Nothing like its bottle, what a shame. I can’t stop smelling my arm; it’s truly exquisite to me. Seeing comparisons with Nina, I couldn’t believe it; Nina is VERY sweet, much more than Aqua. Being able to smell both, I found the resemblance but it seems VERY FAR off. If Nina is a magical princess forest (more like Little Red Riding Hood), Aqua would be an older sister with a dark side, a witch living in the forest.
ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! I tried it in the perfumery and by the time I left, the scent was so wonderful I turned around to buy it again. I’ve had it for nearly three months, the bottle is half empty, and I’m thrilled. Top value for money; the bottle mimicking waves looks like a minimalist sculpture. I see it as suitable for any season, but it will really shine in spring and summer. I perceive it as fresh from the mandarin, floral from the magnolia, with a strong fruity touch of raspberry. Compared to Nina Ricci, my take is that they don’t resemble each other; Nina is very sweet with praline, whereas this Aqua has a slight sweet-fruity hint from the raspberry, and gradually the woods and vanilla emerge, though very softly. Longevity is 4 to 5 hours. It reminds me so much of a holiday in Bali and I can’t quite put my finger on why.
VERY TASTY! I tried it in the perfumery and after an hour the scent was so wonderful that I turned round to buy it again. I have had this fragrance for almost three months, I have half left and I am delighted. Excellent value for money. The bottle that mimics the waves looks like a minimalist sculpture. I see it for any season but I think it will stand out more in spring and summer. I perceive it as slightly fresh due to the mandarin, floral due to the magnolia and with a noticeable fruity touch from the raspberry. Regarding comparisons with Nina Ricci, my opinion is that they are not similar; Nina is quite sweet and carries praline which is noticeable, whereas this Aqua has a slight sweet-fruity touch from the raspberry and gradually the woods and vanilla become noticeable in a very subtle way. The longevity is 4 to 5 hours. It reminds me very much of a holiday I had in Bali and I cannot explain very well why.
What a delicious perfume! Feminine and memorable, without being invasive. I wear it for 24 hours and it doesn’t tire me. It opens with fresh citrus and then the flowers settle in, highlighting the magnolia. It is a fragrance to stand out in spring and especially in summer. As the only negative point, I would say the bottle does not reflect the wonderful contents; in a display with other perfumes… it gets lost.
I fell in love as soon as I tried it; it has an injection of life. It is cheerful, jovial, fruity-floral, excellent for spring and summer. Although I don’t use it in extreme heat because that juice-like sweetness feels heavy to me, it is perfect for summer evenings or with a breeze in spring. I love the presentation: I adore the colour of the bottle and it represents me being at the beach with the sound of the sea and a fruit cocktail. I highly recommend it. It lasts between 6 and 7 hours and lingers well on clothes.
What a delight! Fresh, citrusy, aquatic with that delicious fruity touch of raspberry. A total hit. Ideal for this summer. I loved it.
We counted the waves and dreamed of tomorrow, doing cartwheels with the clouds like children in summer. Now the cold runs through my skin and my gaze seeks another moon, but first I want to breathe you in this perfect moment I am breaking. I open my eyes and the pine wind drags me among the conifers that greet with their green canopies. I turn and swim towards them in a turquoise sea with segments of mandarin, fleeing the silver moon. I want your storm of green raspberries to lift me and swallow me; I want to drown breaking my hands on the thorny stems of your roses that grow on salt soil. I want to rescue myself, emerge to your surface of green water-lily and savour you with mouth, eyes, gills and nose before the blood, wind, moon and water of this beautiful equation carry my shadow to another shore.
I love it! It has a citrus opening that lasts only a few seconds, then on the skin it turns into pure jasmine with vanilla and magnolia. I adore it! It’s great for spring-summer but sweet. A delight!! It puts me in a great mood. I recommend it!!
This EDT is GENIAL 👍, very well composed, and the result is very DELICIOUS. Thank goodness it doesn’t carry the blessed bergamot that has me saturated, and because its woody note is of Cashmere, which for me is sweet and light. Its opening isn’t citrusy; I feel it as a sweet fruity note, slightly acidic, giving way to that MAGNOLIA which is the star 🌟 of this EDT. The apple is felt very lightly, in just the right measure, and its dry-down is sweet thanks to the vanilla, which gives it creaminess. It’s Cheerful, Feminine, Positive, a KENZO in every way. Its projection and longevity are quite good; it doesn’t fade suddenly; the perfume gently warns you that it needs reapplying. I find it has its own personality and I don’t compare it with the World or the Nina Ricci. EXQUISITE.
This EDT is brilliant; it’s very well composed and the result is rich. Thank goodness it doesn’t contain the dreaded bergamot that leaves me saturated, and because its woody note is of cashmere, which for me is a sweet and light note. Its opening isn’t citrusy; I perceive it as a sweet, slightly acidic fruit note giving way to the magnolia, which is the star. The green apple is felt very lightly, in just the right measure, and its dry-down is sweet thanks to the vanilla, which also adds a bit of creaminess. It’s cheerful, feminine, and positive, a Kenzo with substance. Its projection and longevity are quite good; it doesn’t fade suddenly; the perfume delicately signals that it needs reapplying. I find it has its own personality and I don’t compare it to World or Nina Ricci. Exquisite.
On my skin, it becomes a citrusy and fresh aroma, but its woody chemistry is very present. It has a sillage of about a metre and a half to one metre, and its longevity ranges from 4 to 5 hours, lingering close to the skin afterwards. The scent doesn’t disappear.
I bought it blindly; the bottle is gorgeous, the opening is liquorish and I love it, but then it feels very citrusy, so much so that I can’t stand it. I’ve tried giving it opportunities, but when I wear it, I feel overwhelmed. I even feel it’s somewhat unisex.
It’s very similar to Nina by Nina Ricci. Citrusy, sweet, and green. Personally, it overwhelms me horribly because I smell coriander and celery, making me feel like I’m in a greengrocer’s. Perhaps it’s a reaction to my skin chemistry, but I simply don’t like it.
The bottle (beautiful) has nothing to do with the scent. It’s a very fresh, fruity floral with a citrus opening where you can detect tangerine, lemon, and raspberry leaves, followed by the magnolia taking centre stage, and finally the woods stand out. The overall impression smells of mango, even though it’s not listed in the notes. It transports me to tropical beach holidays with exotic fruits, suntan lotion, and humid weather. A very feminine aroma; I don’t feel it’s unisex, it’s citrusy and sweet, fresh, though it could be considered a bit heavy on the florals for some, which is a matter of taste. Good sillage and not invasive. Ideal for spring, easy to wear, and very versatile. Although many say it’s the same as Nina Ricci, I find no resemblance whatsoever; it reminds me more of Benetton’s United Dreams Love Yourself, but more refined and floral. I bought it blindly after owning L’Eau by Kenzo, and they couldn’t be more different, yet I’m happy; I loved it.
First, I must clarify that on my skin it’s not an EDT, but more of a full EDP. It projects moderately and I notice it after a shower. As I tend towards sweet scents, I use this occasionally to diversify, and it’s an excellent choice. I describe it as fresh, with citrus at the start, then something sweeter as it dries down, like green apple. It has a citrus-sweet aura wrapping around white flowers. I don’t detect the rose it claims to have, but rather a woody note, even with a hint of leather. I like it; it’s part of my trusted citrus collection. I believe in warm climates, day or night, it would suit you very well.
Total disappointment. I let myself be swayed by the comments and bought it blindly. It overwhelms and makes me feel dizzy, even repulsed. I don’t smell any citrus, floral, or fresh notes; instead, it feels more green. I feel sad about having spent the money. I’ll take it as a lesson never to buy perfumes blindly.
Fresh, with a non-artificial raspberry note and a slight spicy kick. Suitable for a young girl heading to university. It calms me down. Very versatile, though that freshness is more suited to summer or spring.
Simple perfume, spicy raspberry. Ideal for after the pool or a bath, perfect for lounging at home. It doesn’t stand out much, but it does give me a sense of calm, so I use it when I need a bit of quiet on a busy day.
The opening is citrusy but I feel a very strong raspberry. For extreme heat days, it feels too sweet and can give headaches to sensitive noses. It’s a fresh, clean fruity floral, but I won’t repurchase when the bottle runs out because, although I like it, it hasn’t won me over to keep it forever.
I discovered it recently and I’m delighted. I love the mix of lime and magnolia; it seems very fine and elegant. The vanilla base makes it sensual but subtle, ideal for feeling close. Perfect for a summer night out.
The opening is great, but over time, perhaps due to my pH, it becomes unbearable. Those green notes make me sick, dizzy, and want to stop using anything like that. I agree with those who said it smells like celery or coriander; it’s a disappointment because the rest of the notes are delicious.
It has a wonderful opening, but as time passes, perhaps due to my skin’s pH, it becomes unbearable for me. Those green notes make me feel sick, dizzy, and give me the urge to never use something like this again. A previous opinion mentioning a smell similar to Celery or Coriander was spot on; definitely a disappointment for me because its other notes are absolutely delicious.
I love it, but on my skin it becomes super dense and a note of incense pops up that dominates everything. Instead of the summer suggested by its name and colour, it smells like winter. I like it, but I recommend testing it before buying.
I was hugely surprised! At first, it’s super citrusy, a delight… then it becomes more fruity and darkens the scent a bit. It’s exquisite. If you like green scents with a lot of personality, this is yours.
For me, this perfume is absolutely delicious. Its opening is citrusy and sparkling, though I wouldn’t define it as refreshing. Then comes an aquatic note that is overtaken by the green, floral, sweet aspects, with the raspberry taking the lead and the woody notes. It smells like a raspberry soda with green leaves, served in a cocktail glass with a sugar and salt rim. That salty touch perhaps comes from some unlisted ambroxan. Towards the base, after hours, it feels slightly more vanilla and woody, though I wouldn’t say it evolves much. I don’t feel it’s for everyone due to its intense sweetness mixed with green notes, a particular combination, but it’s of excellent quality. It feels dense and could give headaches to sensitive people, so it’s advisable to try it before buying. In terms of similarities, it has something of Angel Nova, sharing raspberry and rose, but it turns out completely different. Like it, it’s a projection and longevity bomb. It has a notable trail and lasts up to 12 hours on my skin, spectacular for an EDT. Once I started a workout at 10 hours and it started projecting like a beast, almost as if freshly applied, incredible. For me, it’s delicious for informal use and will accompany me always in spring and summer. Scent 8.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Trail 9/10, Value for money 8/10, Versatility 5/10, Packaging 7/10. Would I buy again? Yes.
The opening is indeed fresh, but then the magnolia and sandalwood are very noticeable. The truth is, it smells quite intense; I’m not sure the name ‘aqua’ suits it. I like it, but it’s not a light fragrance.
To me, it smells delicious. It starts citrusy and sparkling, though I wouldn’t call it refreshing. Then comes the aquatic part, but it’s overshadowed by green, floral, sweet (with maximum raspberry) and woody notes. To me, it’s a raspberry refresher with green leaves, served in a cocktail glass with a sugar and salt rim; that salinity might be due to some undeclared ambroxan. In the base, after hours, something vanilla and woody is noticeable, although it doesn’t evolve much. It’s not for everyone due to that intense sweetness mixed with the green notes, making it particular, but it’s excellent quality. It feels dense and could give headaches to the sensitive, so test before buying. It has something of Angel Nova by the raspberry and rose, but it’s different. Like it, it’s a projection and longevity bomb: notable sillage and up to 12 hours on my skin, incredible for an EDT. Once I wore it for 10 hours and it started projecting like a beast in the gym, almost as if freshly applied. It’s delicious for informal use and I always keep it for spring and summer. Scent 8.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 9/10, Value/Quality 8/10, Versatility 5/10, Packaging 7/10. Would I buy it again? Yes.
I was fooled by a review that praised it highly, but since it arrived, I haven’t liked it at all ☹️. I’ve given it several chances and nothing; I get nauseous every time I wear it. On my skin, it smells very heavy, with a note that I find bitter, spicy, and green. The longevity and sillage are top-notch, but I highly recommend testing it before buying.
Opinions are very divided on this perfume. The citrus and fruity notes are generally appealing, but here each person smells them differently, so it’s best to test before buying. On my skin, it’s fresh with herbs and citrus; fruity with a natural, acidic raspberry, not dessert-like, followed by green apple and lemon. The flowers highlight the magnolia, with hints of rose and jasmine in the background. It has an undeclared vanilla and caramel sweetness that blends well with the fruit’s acidity, all wrapped in soft woods. I didn’t feel anything aquatic, despite the colour and name. It starts strong with raspberry and lemon, then the flowers and apple emerge, closing with vanilla and woods. I tested it on skin, clothes, and paper: on skin, the acidic raspberry dominates; on paper and clothes, the flowers take over, and on clothes, it gives a soapy touch. I love it, although I would like the magnolia and sandalwood to come forward a bit. The good thing is it doesn’t smell like typical summer lemon, which is hard to find a similar match for, except for an old Natura sample with a similar style. The bad thing is the longevity and sillage: it projects strongly but is very reserved and lasts little on my skin; you need to spray it on clothes for it to last longer. Others say it lasts much longer, so… you must try it!
Although released in 2018, I stumbled upon it recently and picked it up at a ridiculously low price. Initially, I hesitated due to the cost and my lack of expertise with Kenzo EDTs, but it has undoubtedly been one of my best purchases of 2024. It’s not just about the price, but that incredible scent. It perfectly lives up to its floral-fruity label. The raspberry is the absolute star from the very beginning. Then, a trinity of flowers (magnolia, jasmine, and rose) blends with woods like vetiver, cashmere, and sandalwood, without losing the raspberry. To me, the bottle looks like a wave of the sea, conveying cleanliness and freshness. I absolutely love it and have worn it extensively this summer. If I could buy it again, I would do so instantly; despite being an EDT, it performs like a true fragrance, lasting over 8 hours on the skin.