Only an uncommon fragrance could symbolise the poppy.
The poppy is scentless, and Kenzo has invented its fragrance…the fragrance of a singular and timeless flower, a militant flower in the city.
Master perfumer Alberto Morillas reveals its singular blend of power and fragility, with lush, elegant, quintessentially floral Bulgarian rose, acacia farnesiana and May blossom providing finesse.
Parme violet adds its understated, sensuous notes, and a Bourbon vanilla absolute and white musks wrap these flowers in an addictive softness.
A restrained floral fragrance recognisable anywhere.
