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KenzoKi Rice Steam (Sensual) by Kenzo

Women 2006

Brand
Kenzo
Perfumer
Olivier Cresp

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A Sensual Take on Steamed Rice From Kenzo, KenzoKi Rice Steam (Sensual) is a women's Aromatic fragrance dating from 2006. The nose behind it is Olivier Cresp. Rice sits at its centre, presented in a salty, milky and sweet manner with a nut-like shading. The inspiration lies in KenzoKi's skincare universe and the imagery of gently rising rice steam. The…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 17%
  • Spring 30%
  • Summer 34%
  • Autumn 18%
  • Day 70%
  • Night 30%

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278 votes

  • Positive 91%
  • Negative 6.8%
  • Neutral 2.5%
positive reviews 278 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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About KenzoKi Rice Steam (Sensual)

Main accord salty Year 2006 Gender Women Perfumer Olivier Cresp

A Sensual Take on Steamed Rice

From Kenzo, KenzoKi Rice Steam (Sensual) is a women's Aromatic fragrance dating from 2006. The nose behind it is Olivier Cresp.

Rice sits at its centre, presented in a salty, milky and sweet manner with a nut-like shading.

The inspiration lies in KenzoKi's skincare universe and the imagery of gently rising rice steam. The aim is calm and cleanliness rather than drama.

Salt is the defining twist here, lending character and stopping the blend from turning overly sugary. It felt quite different amongst feminine launches of the period.

A milky softness then lends a creamy, skin-hugging quality, kept in balance by a measured sweetness. The nutty hint brings a mellow warmth to the base impression.

The result is a hushed, personal fragrance, made for closeness rather than long projection. It remains one of Kenzo's more unusual, meditative offerings.

It should suit those who favour understated, soothing perfumes and creamy textures over pronounced floral or fruity styles, particularly lovers of minimalist, wellbeing-led scents.

With an average of 4.26 out of 5 across 280 ratings, this 2006 creation endures as a quietly cherished choice: tender, original and faithful to KenzoKi's comfort-led philosophy.

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Leading answer Moderate

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Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

81 votes

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Leading answer Traditionally feminine

27 votes

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24 votes

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  1. Browsing the Kenzo page, I remembered the Kenzoki series. In a perfumery where I usually shop, they had the four bottles displayed on a shelf inside the shop, one next to the other. The whole series caught my eye and I tried them all. Calm, very soft and subtle. The one I liked the most was this one, basically a sweet rice water with some soft white flowers, lightly spiced. Limpid and delicate, more a fragranced water than a perfume. I liked it enormously, I didn’t buy it because of its low strength, too light, an eau fraîche, with faint sillage and lasting power but delicious. Today I would like to own it. It was original.

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