Life Colour by Kenzo Takada For Him

4 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Juanpasiones

  June 9, 2019

  

  Exquisite Avon fragrance, surprised by the quality of the notes. You can tell the hand of Japanese perfumer Kenzo Takada. I liked smelling it on a free sample from an Avon Lady: it was different from repetitive, cloying fragrances like Invictus or Chanel Blue. She spoke of moss on forgotten rocks, old roofs with damp earth, and wildflowers. I loved how it stood apart. I felt it bold, thrown together, distinct. That’s why I ordered it, despite it being the least economical line ($30). Having discovered Avon Mesmerize was a gem, I’m glad to find another. The opening is creamy freshness, followed by soft vetiver and an earthy touch in the heart. Upon drying, classic airs mixed with modern sweetness and a charming floral facet that clings to the skin. It becomes a skin scent from the second hour, so lovely, fresh, masculine yet tender and vintage that the short trail doesn’t matter. Ideal after a bath, relaxing at home, watching TV, reading, going to the cinema, or an evening walk. The best part is that over time it doesn’t turn into residual synthetic musk; it stays rich and high quality. Highly recommended, try and decide.

• ERNEST

  April 30, 2020

  

  I’ll start by saying I love Juanpasiones’ extensive and positive review. Even without much experience, I can see it has a special peculiarity. Its texture is creamy-soapy when it settles on the skin, with floral predominance over a citrus base. I don’t detect woody notes. It’s simple, well-put-together, perfect for smelling good on informal occasions, evoking a breezy, evening, night, or morning setting, but without strong sunlight. It seems feminine due to that creamy-floral softness, though it could be unisex. I’m surprised Juanpasiones paid $30 for it; I got mine cheaper. I already have two bottles (the first one barely opened lol). If it seemed good to him at that price, it must be something special, but in the end, it’s the scents that count.

• Dodo

  February 8, 2021

  

  A wet, floral, soapy, and clean aura, ethereal. I feel Avon aimed to answer Hermès’ exclusive Jardins line. It’s unisex, fresh, and androgynous floral with high-end quality. The green tea note gives it a unique touch. I found it at a third of the price, open and unwrapped, with only three sprays left; I couldn’t wait and bought it blind. I wouldn’t have regretted not doing so. Now I have ten bottles thanks to a Facebook stock clearance and I apply it without mercy. I carry the bottle in my bag to enjoy this wet aura of moss, vetiver, and green tea that energises me, makes me feel clean and very chic.

• Gentil vagabond

  March 11, 2023

  

  Seemed like a luxury item for Avon, but I bought it for the creator and the fragrance is top-notch. A little goes a long way: a very balanced green scent. What a pity it’s no longer available.