L'Eau Par Kenzo Electric Wave pour Homme
L'Eau par Kenzo Electric Wave pour Homme opens with an immediate burst of yuzu that feels less like citrus and more like a cold splash of tonic water—sharp, slightly bitter, electric in the way its name promises.
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The note pyramid
- Yuzu
- Mint
- Tonka Bean
By the editors · 2 min readL'Eau par Kenzo Electric Wave pour Homme opens with an immediate burst of yuzu that feels less like citrus and more like a cold splash of tonic water—sharp, slightly bitter, electric in the way its name promises. The mint follows quickly, not sweet or toothpaste-clean but green and metallic, amplifying that sense of voltage rather than soothing it.
As it settles, the tonka bean emerges to round out the edges, though it never quite softens the composition's buzzing energy. The effect is less gourmand warmth and more the scent of something charged and restless, like ozone before a storm.
This is citrus and mint stripped of their spa-like associations, recast as something cooler and more angular. It suits someone who wants freshness without the cheerfulness—bracing rather than bright, more Nordic morning than Mediterranean afternoon.
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