Flower by Kenzo L’Elixir by Kenzo

Perhaps it’s the best flanker of Kenzo Flower. Flower L’Elixir is a super powdery, sweet-floral fragrance with incredible longevity and projection. From the start, it smells of flowers like rose and jasmine, with a praline base that makes it eternal. What a shame they discontinued it; I have 10 ml left and will have to use them sparingly. If anyone can get their hands on it, it’s a safe buy. It’s a masterpiece by Alberto Morillas.

Pure charm in a bottle. Fresh and modern, it’s perfect for standing out effortlessly. Its vibrant yet soft blend accompanies you all day, leaving a subtle but memorable trail. Ideal for adding an elegant touch to your everyday. Definitely a must-have!

If you like this perfume in Argentina, you have an identical dupe: Bagues 36th Anniversary. If you’re interested, we have it in our Instagram store: @tresmundos.bagues.

Last week, a store gave me two samples, and I just opened one. What a delicious, sweet, and powdery perfume. What a shame they discontinued it.

What I perceive most is subtly powdery raspberry with praline and vanilla. It’s a fragrance I’ll always like; I fell in love with its bottle and then its scent.

My soul aches over its discontinuation 😭

Does anyone know of a dupe???? 🥹

It’s a gentleman’s perfume 👌😁❤️: talcum-powdery, floral, sweet, elegant, and warm. I love it! ❤️😍 I decided to grab a bottle to keep (it’s discontinued) 😔😞 😞 Kenzo should never have taken this away; it’s unique and has no equal (it saved its brother EDP, but this one is more floral, vintage, and talcum-powdery). At first, I was repelled 😒 because it reminded me of its brother that I can’t stand, but over time I got hooked. I can’t stop using it! It’s gorgeous!! ❤️❤️ I don’t recommend buying blind 👆 test it on skin first. It’s love or hate!!! Ideal for cold climates!!

I love it, what a shame they discontinued it but I managed to grab a bottle for when I run out of the one I have. It was hard to find at a good price but I did. On my skin it has great sillage and longevity; every time I wear it people ask what perfume it is. It makes me feel great.

Kenzo L’ Elixir: I managed to grab a 100ml sample in a store, fortuitously, and couldn’t pass it up given the glowing reviews. Despite not being a fan of the Flower family or the brand in general, it’s a precious addition to my collection. Contrary to my expectations, it didn’t turn powdery; I don’t perceive any talcum notes at all. On my skin it behaved like creamy chocolate with red fruits, staying warm and gourmand for about three hours on skin and up to seven on clothes. Although it’s not an overwhelming sillage, it’s noticeable well and soaked the room. It could seem nothing extraordinary, but my star note is that as soon as I atomized it I felt instant well-being, I felt comforted and happy all day. Some perfumes change emotions: Good Girl makes me feel attractive, Hypnotic Poison powerful; and this Elixir made me feel happy. I attribute that to the endocannabinoid realism of the praline and raspberry notes releasing serotonin in my brain… so my paranormal Grenouillean experience, my recognition to the perfumer and to the quality. Who will like it: lovers of perfumery, period.

I have a decant and I absolutely love it! I can’t believe I found it after losing all hope. I searched online stores, eBay, and everywhere, until I spotted it in a local perfumery in a beautiful box: bottle, lotion, and case. I’m so happy; I’ll keep it forever.

It certainly shares DNA with the original in the powdery notes. This one is much more gourmand, with a vanilla twist and those berry notes. What a pity they discontinued it. Today, January 4, 2023, there are only about 8 units of 100ml left scattered across some El Corte Inglés stores in Spain. I couldn’t resist buying one. 125€ for 100ml, but they’re worth it!

I love it. I never thought a Kenzo would ever appeal to me. It smells like red berry bonbons. It doesn’t have much sillage; it’s more for personal enjoyment, but it lasts on the skin for hooooras. I think it will always be in my collection. I don’t understand why they discontinued it; it’s beautiful.

How could they DISCONTINUE IT? Oh my god! I can’t believe I can’t smell this delight anymore. I’ll treasure the bottle I have left with so much love. I love this fragrance. It’s wonderful. Sweet but not cloying, youthful but not childish, with citrus notes that give it the perfect touch. I love it. Since I tested it, I’ve worn it non-stop and it never gets old. That happens with very few perfumes. I hope Kenzo realizes its mistake and doesn’t pull it from the market.

Finally, I conquered my prejudice against powdery perfumes and bought it blind (since it’s discontinued, that’s the only way). I fell in love at first sniff. I find it quite sweet; raspberry, vanilla, praline, and rose stand out, plus that slight powdery hint from the original flower. It has excellent projection and longevity; people have complimented it even after 8 hours, when I stopped smelling it myself and thought it had faded. It’s generally very complimentary; it stands out for its beauty without being loud (unlike Coff Coff Love) or scandalous. With its original note combination, it’s not one of those perfumes that smells on 2 out of 5 women; it’s very distinguishable. Despite its sweetness, it’s not overwhelming (yes, with any perfume that has presence, you have to be careful not to overapply). I see it as perfect for romantic settings, worthy of a sweet, subtle, refined, elegant, and clean woman (thanks to the powdery hint); even sensual in a non-explicit way, due to the velvety way it highlights the skin. I’d wear it in strategic places where I’d like to be heard more closely. Since it’s a recent purchase, I’ve only used it in autumn and winter; honestly, I don’t think it was designed for warm climates. Since it fascinated me so much, I bought a backup.