Flower by Kenzo L'Eau Originelle

OK This is the one a originally smelled when "Flower" was first released. I knew I remembered Aquatic & Sweet notes which must of been the peony. The new scent doesn't even come close to having one whiff of sweetness, to be it's Nauseatingly masculine. I've smelled many men's colognes that I would love wearing. The new flower is bland, neutral and Herbal Medicinal, like the stinkiest kind of herbs not the fragrat ones like Basil & Rosemarry

A good everyday, aquatic/floral scent for ASIAN ladies, because Kenzo was originally made for the Asian audience due to it's roots. Some people might blend well with it, but should be the types who actually traveled through Asia and love the scents of it's food and flowers. Because of this, and if you're not Asian, then it may not be for you. If fact, most fragrances are not made for everyone out there. You have to test a fragrance if it blends well with your natural body odor, which explains why some people don't like this one (maybe they have bad skin odors and try hard to cover it up with sweet scents?). If you're a girl who's always into sweet scents, then it might NOT be for you. This Kenzo is a floral scent with a hint of ginger in the background, which is typical for Kenzo frags. If you like floral scents, it can be you're signature scent. This doesn't scream at others or demands attention, but it's subtle as a young lady walks by others not trying so hard. In other words, it's NOT masculine in any way. Age group: 21+ 3-4 sprays max Climate: Summer nights, Spring, Fall days Sillage: 4 stars Longevity: 4 stars Versatility: 4.5 stars Scent: 4 stars Overall: 4.25 stars

Reminds me a lot of original Flower by Kenzo, but a little bit easier to wear. A little bit more airy, and not as heavy as original Flower. 1 spray goes a long way and I think its easy to overspray this one - and then it becomes heavy, thick and awful. Best in colder weather. Very nice to layer with musky or leather'y scents.

It's so generic and blank. It's just a musky water and that's it. All be it, an oriental musk.. ...but the more I think about the white poppy that it's supposed to represent the more it grows on me. It's definitely a white, fragile and understated scent and I think it really suits the model/face of their ad..

Update. 24hrs later, I now really like the dry down scent that's left on my sample card - that always seems to happen :/ - but anyway the dry down has a fresh milkyness to it that more like the original red poppy version than the opening. It also reminds me a bit of Demeter Musk #7