Parfum d'Été Kenzo 1992 Eau de Toilette

By the editors · 2 min readJasmine and peony form a dewy white-floral heart, kept sheer by a cool white-musk scaffold that stops the petals from turning creamy. Sandalwood arrives late, adding a dry, blond wood base that lengthens the bouquet without introducing sweetness or smoke. From the first hour the scent stays translucent, the musk pulling the florals close to the skin while letting them shimmer, a trick that keeps the composition airy rather than soapy. Mid-stage the peony’s green-leaf facet briefly sharpens the jasmine, then both fold into the neutral wood. Projection stays arm-length for four-to-five hours, making it an unobtrusive office or humid-day option when full white-floral opulence feels too heavy.