Kenzo, at one point in 2010, reformated their heady amber fragrance, Flower, into an Eau de Cologne format.
The La Cologne has me hooked, however, because I can use it more liberally and frequently and thus get an overall diffusion of scent rather than it being very concentrated in just one place.
The scent is a combo of citrus, rose, and neroli. The base is still a musky one and it’s so powdery that it almost reminds me of soap. The scent is clean throughout and retains true cologne-like qualities: it is super fresh at the beginning, the citrus notes die out within hours, and at the end of the day it is more of a scent memory than anything else.
This is sold in a 90 mL bottle that is wider and larger than the original Flower by Kenzo bottles and available throughout the summer.
$95 online.
