40 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• El Reseñador Fantasma

  January 15, 2025

  

  An extravagant but excellent fragrance. For those seeking a blue distinct from the hype, with fantastic performance. The EDT Intense didn’t convince me due to the fig and strange salty notes, though its projection is brutal. I knew I bought this EDP immediately. ANECDOTE: On December 31st, stored in my jacket alongside Scandal, Invictus Parfum, and others, within an hour this Kenzo had devoured the scent of everyone. ABOUT PERFORMANCE: Lasts over 10 hours, stays on skin even if you shower the next day. Sillage and projection are moderate, like a perceptible bubble. ABOUT SCENT: Similar to EDT Intense but without fig or saltiness; here there is marine and soft leather, patchouli is felt but doesn’t dominate. OCCASIONS: Versatile, not for extreme heat, yes for fresh days and night outs. Works well at university. IN CONCLUSION: Scent 10/10, Longevity 10/10, Projection 9/10, Sillage 9/10. Should I recommend it? Yes, too much.

• Nicolás.a.b

  January 29, 2025

  

  It strikes me that they criticize it for being similar to the EDT Intense. Gentlemen, it’s VERY different in every stage. It saturates me a bit because it’s very sharp and synthetic, but it’s a great perfume, distinctive and powerful. Marine leather, sharp. Super fresh, but I wouldn’t wear it in summer.

• Lornzo

  February 8, 2025

  

  In a world of banal perfumery, this is a jewel. It brings originality and is polarizing: you either love it or you don’t. I absolutely love it; it’s an uncommon blue. Strong opening, lasts 7+ hours on skin and forever on clothes. It’s my girlfriend’s favorite; she says it’s rich but doesn’t surpass Kenzo. It evokes dark, humid places in Latin America. It’s a rare, unique, and identifiable scent.

• EnriqueSeguraJ

  February 10, 2025

  

  I have the 2G02 batch from 2022. One spray filled a 4×3 room in 10 minutes. I prefer it at a distance; some confuse it with PH. In April 2024, it smelled like Coca-Cola, I suppose oxidation will make it similar. Personally, I’d buy the Kenzo Marine from the latest batch; I think they increased the sandalwood, and the 2024 Santal Marin version removed sandalwood. It reminded me of Benetton Intense Black (which smells good when oxidized, though it has notes that aren’t exquisite).

• GaboMatamoros

  March 3, 2025

  

  I bought the EDP version on promotion (2 bottles of 110ml, batch 2023). The opening is sharp, spicy, and mentholated with a sweet finish, lasting about 10 minutes. Then it shifts to a fresh and pleasant scent, very different from the start. It lasts 6-7 hours. Strong projection for the first 3 hours, then it sticks to the skin. I’m not sure if it’s for extreme heat, but it doesn’t disappoint. It has character, gets compliments, and is a deep, mysterious scent with fresh touches. The marine note is felt but hard to explain; I don’t detect the leather (others do), and patchouli dominates. I bought it blind and loved it.

• Thydus

  March 7, 2025

  

  Powerful, marine, and masculine. Those are the words everyone uses when they smell it. I’ve worn a quarter bottle in a year because it performs well with few sprays. It’s not very wearable indoors due to the sillage, but with care, it works. It deceives: a powerful and ‘animal’ opening, but dry down is elegant. Very little known. 8/10

• Agustinc15

  March 30, 2025

  

  Second blind buy after Sauvage EDT. When I smelled it, I thought: ‘I didn’t expect this.’ I’d describe it in one word: ‘leather,’ though it’s complex. I can’t find the typical marine notes of Kenzo, but rather something citrus/herbal, like ginger and pepper. The opening lasts about half an hour, then the fine, creamy, worked leather (like suede) takes over. The dry down is earthy with patchouli and an undeclared wood. Bestial performance: 9+ hours with 2 sprays and projection that grabs attention beyond 2 meters for the first 3 hours. Extremely masculine, for men with a capital M (+30). It generates compliments, but I don’t recommend buying it blind due to its strong signature and 70s/80s vibe.

• Syrius

  April 3, 2025

  

  After reading other reviews, I don’t have much to add: this isn’t for seeking applause; it’s a beautiful fragrance to love and enjoy yourself, celebrating your masculinity.

• eduavilag

  May 7, 2025

  

  Masculine and powerful, I bought it blind. At first, it gave me a headache and I wanted to shower, but then it won me over. It smells strong, lasts on the skin, and projects well, though it’s not very versatile and the marine note is scarce; leather and wood dominate. Don’t buy it blind if you’re not used to it, but the performance for the price is brutal. A very good fragrance, but test it first.

• Dprocess

  May 24, 2025

  

  Top notes are great, though my girlfriend couldn’t handle the leather. Once dry, it outperforms Ferragamo, Carolina Herrera, and Aqua di Gio; it’s perfect for the streets. Ideal for a mature, modern, confident, and extroverted man who knows where he’s going ⚓️

• PepeBtos

  June 5, 2025

  

  Kenzo Homme Eau de Parfum is a marine, masculine fragrance, and in my opinion, a bit sweet and powdery due to the patchouli bomb it contains. It’s for certain tastes: you have to like the Kenzo DNA or at least patchouli. If you like powdery and marine notes, this is for you. It opens sharp as is known in this line, then settles down and darkens. Performance and projection are excellent. I see it as a more mature or serious DNA, but a young person can wear it for spring nights, dates, or daily use; you just have to let it settle on your skin to see how much you have to pull the trigger because it’s potent. With three sprays, it easily lasted me 6 hours with good projection. One of my favorites since I love patchouli and skin as an olfactory note. Longevity 5/5, Projection 4.5/5, Compliments 2.5/5.

• lalotafoya

  June 16, 2025

  

  It’s a beautiful perfume; although it appears to have few notes, I feel it’s very complex. To me, it smells like honey, wet wood, mint, and a deep, salty sea breeze. There’s nothing in the current perfumery that resembles it; in a world where everything seems to be a clone of Erba Pura or Baccarat Rouge, this is a fragrance that’s a relief. Besides its peculiar aroma, it’s a bomb, leaves a trail wherever you go, people love it, and they don’t know what they’re smelling. With three sprays, you’re good for about 8 hours without a problem. I got it for 1200 Mexican pesos; you pay little for a quality niche perfume that’s versatile and very elegant, although you do need a bit of style to carry it. 10/10.

• Juarlus

  June 19, 2025

  

  If you spray it just twice, once behind the ear and once on your clothes, you’ll feel the best perfume in history, but don’t do it more than that.

• titancilo

  June 19, 2025

  

  Amazing fragrance! The whole line is fascinating. I don’t know which of the three is the best; I still have to figure that out. This one stands out for its depth, a very special way of smelling different, it projects, and it doesn’t leave anyone indifferent. And on top of that, the price isn’t excessive. Brutal perfume, 9.25/10.

• danielgm

  June 29, 2025

  

  One of my favorite perfumes and by far the one that has given me the most compliments. It stands out a lot and doesn’t go unnoticed because of how different it is.

• Joelarias

  July 13, 2025

  

  Kenzo EDP is a luxury, a super different fragrance. The first time I tried it, I felt different, gave it a chance, and I have no regrets. It’s not as marine as it sounds; the smoky wood and leather are quite noticeable, with a touch of honey that gives it a special sweetness. It can be worn in any season, but for me, it’s a bomb in fall and winter; I got many compliments then. If you want to smell different, I recommend buying it; it’s a 10/10.

• RoosterMoretti

  August 21, 2025

  

  I started by saying it was hard to choose between this and the Intense (I liked the Intense more at first, but the EDP’s longevity was also an option). I bought it a year ago and only used it once (I’m a drummer and thought it would go well with the heat and sweat), it went unnoticed, and I thought I had made a mistake. I almost forgot about it for a year, and today I decided to use it; I usually wear the first perfume I see. At first, it smelled synthetic and even ugly, but once it dried down, I felt cleanliness and elegance (I wore a short-sleeve shirt for the office). I hung the shirt on Friday, and today Monday I woke up with that familiar scent; the room still smells like this perfume three days after using it, something that rarely happens. If you’re looking for a ‘snot-nugget’ perfume, this is one of them (and it’s very versatile).

• demianA

  September 6, 2025

  

  Kenzo Homme EDP is the sea, but not a clean or bright sea, nothing like a beach afternoon. It’s a dark sea, after a storm, at night, in a harbor. You get a smell of turbulent sea that embraces you with marine notes, salt, and a slight scent of damp vegetation and seaweed brought by the waves. You sit down and reflect while the sea envelops you. Let’s not even talk about longevity; it’s a beast: with two sprays, 24 hours and two showers later, I can still smell it on my skin. The projection is very strong at first (I still don’t know if it fades or if my nose just got used to it), so moderate the sprays. It’s not for parties or flip-flops on the beach; it calls for a more cared-for style, like a white linen suit at sunset. Personally, I love it, though I don’t recommend it blindly. I’ve tried others from the line and didn’t like them, so I understand why many people might not like it.

• saulrojas89158

  September 18, 2025

  

  It lasts a long time but doesn’t project as much. I haven’t tried the Intense, but this EDP is very similar to Lattafa’s Wajood; the Arabic one wins on performance. The Kenzo smells less synthetic, more like a personal bubble, while the Arabic one leaves a bigger trail. In terms of scent, the Kenzo has rich leather combined with patchouli at the base, while the Arabic one stands out for its sandalwood. If you ask me, I stick with the Arabic one: for less than half the price, you get a very similar scent with better projection.

• JuanCanada

  October 10, 2025

  

  I acquired the EDT Intense a year ago and loved it. It’s one of my favorite fragrances (having over 120+ in my collection). Motivated by such a spectacular fragrance and also by the perfumer behind it (Quentin Bisch), I recently acquired the Eau de Parfum. Here are my impressions: 1. A couple of sprays are enough to be noticed. 2. It’s a heavy, woody scent and can get overwhelming. 3. Unfortunately, the touch of patchouli I dislike a bit. Otherwise, it would be a spectacular perfume. 4. Adolescents stay away. This is for a mature audience, 40+. 5. I don’t find the typical leather smell easily found in perfumes like Falcon Leather, Ombre Leather, Yquawam, etc. 6. Despite having different expectations 💔; I must acknowledge it’s a great perfume, both in aroma, ingredients, and longevity. 7. So far, I haven’t received any comments. My mother loved it. She said it smells like a masculine man. I suppose she was referring to the singer Chayanne, haha (for some strange reason, mothers find this type irresistible). 8. Due to its potency, it should be used in cold climates and at night. 9. Hypermega masculine perfume. (Mom, you’re right). PS: It doesn’t seem that similar to the EDT Intense to me. I definitely stick with that.

• agusteeno13

  October 11, 2025

  

  Kenzo Homme EDP is, without a doubt, my number one fragrance. Years ago, it left me speechless without me knowing exactly what it was, until a guy on the subway recognized me and said: ‘Kenzo Homme, the dark blue tube.’ I went to try it, and they confirmed it was that one. Imagine a night beach with sea breeze, seaweed, and wet wood, plus an herbal patchouli like incense. If you get too close, it smells dense and potent, so it’s better to spray it on the back of your neck. It’s rare, hypnotic, and has a brutal projection that’s noticeable from meters away and lasts days on clothes. Three or four sprays are more than enough. It’s super masculine, opulent, and goes against the sweet fragrances that are out there now. For me, it’s an adult scent (+25), elegant, and seductive. In Argentina, the 110 ml version is around 200k pesos (about $150 USD as of October 2025), worth every penny. The only downside is the cap: it comes loose easily, isn’t secured well, so you have to be careful. Don’t buy it expecting an Acqua di Gio; this is more nocturnal, dark, woody, and salty. Ideal for fall, spring, or summer nights if you’re careful with the amount. It’s fascinating, but you have to smell it first.

• labrito03

  October 18, 2025

  

  Late 2023 batch Kenzo Homme EDP is a marine, accorded, ‘chocolatey,’ and at the same time earthy fragrance. It opens with Kenzo’s typical marine notes, which are almost salty, with, in my opinion, a very dark, muted fig of great character and body, which is not declared. About 10 minutes into it, this fig hides a bit to give way to a soft leather, but not soft in terms of presence, rather soft to the touch, though clearly we can’t touch it. It’s a very slightly animalic leather that doesn’t become entirely heavy thanks to the marine notes that envelop it and make it more versatile. The patchouli is very deep, somewhat chocolatey, like dark chocolate, and earthy at the same time. It’s practically a linear perfume, with a very smooth transition that lasts 10/15 minutes from the opening, and then we find the perfume as it is. It has a very masculine profile, and despite being a designer fragrance, it’s more or less distinct. I must say that I don’t know if it’s due to the leather accord they formed, but I perceive cardamom in the dry down. Performance: (I have dry skin). Longevity: 8 hours guaranteed, and beyond that depends on skin types. For me, it gives 8. Projection: 2 meters for 1.5 hours. From shoulder to elbow for another hour, and finally personal bubble. Sillage: Heavy for 1.5 hours and moderate for another hour. Then moderate/soft sillage for another hour. Occasions of use: To me, it’s a tremendously versatile perfume; you can use it for literally any occasion. Seasons: Autumn, winter, spring on non-too-hot days (-25g), her nights, and summer nights. Age: +21.

• Leoguitian

  October 27, 2025

  

  I never thought about reviewing something like this because the longevity is insane. I put it on, took a shower, put on a ‘beast mode’ fragrance, and after showering, this Kenzo ate it up, even though I only applied it to one arm. At work, I usually wash my hands very well because it’s a hydraulic shop where you get covered in oil, fuel, etc., and you need to wash thoroughly; and this Kenzo survived all the washes and showers I gave it. It lasted almost a week. I applied it on a Sunday, and by Thursday it was still lingering on my skin. It’s ideal for someone who uses only one perfume; it’s a jealous fragrance that doesn’t let you use another, like a voracious stain that keeps coming back and there’s no way to remove it. A perfume can be great and long-lasting, but not to this level where it won’t let you be at peace, where it becomes suffocating to the point of making you sick of it. It’s a good scent, but by the second day you don’t want to know anything about it anymore and prefer to go for something lighter. I’ll try other perfumes that are very similar and hope they don’t cause me that rejection because it was a scent I loved at first glance.

• francohr1

  October 29, 2025

  

  It’s not the 90s Kenzo Pour Homme (discontinued, by the way). While leather and patchouli still predominate, its DNA has lost its identity. The current version is sweeter and more herbal. Its longevity is immense. I atomized a suit jacket I keep in the closet, and the scent still lasts for weeks. Its trail is moderate and discreet. As for the perfume, I close my eyes and feel a marine aroma, more precisely Mediterranean beaches. Just thinking about those scents transports me to a bar, sitting at a table by the sea, just after sunset, enjoying a glass of champagne and some gratin oysters, wearing a white shirt and Bermuda-style pants, with nautical footwear. In summary, the perfume is very masculine and seductive. For night. Young people or those in their early twenties, thumbs down. I’d say for ages 30/35 and up.

• GaboMatamoros

  November 20, 2025

  

  Kenzo EDP review after a year of use. I bought Kenzo last year, late 2024. At first, I found the opening very strong, with fewer marine notes than usually described; in my case, I detected a strong animal leather opening with quite powerful and imposing woody notes. I don’t want to say it smelled bad, but the opening seemed very intense and a bit confusing. I bought the deal with two 110ml bottles, so I saved the other one and kept it open occasionally to let it breathe while using the first; that one didn’t change as drastically, maybe the opening softened a bit, but it was still not very pleasant. Well, a few days ago I opened the second bottle, started using it, and everything changed. It hits with a marine plan at first, letting the leather notes come out much faster than before, but it’s not such an animal leather; rather, it’s elegant, soft, with flashes of distinction. While the opening is a bit potent, it’s very pleasant compared to the previous one. In its dry down, it leaves me with leather and woods with very good longevity; if I put it on clothes, it washes off, but when I iron them, it smells like Kenzo. The truth is, I would clearly buy it again. It’s a great option for open spaces, has excellent projection, and people like it. Yes, it’s best worn with a sharp outfit, as the perfume evokes elegance, distinction, and seeks character. It’s what a gentleman would wear, so you have to dress the part. I think it’s highly recommended. It was my first perfume, I bought it blind and got two bottles; honestly, I don’t regret it, even though it was a bit of a crazy decision. That’s my review, a super good experience. If I can, I’ll buy another bottle. And right now, I’m grabbing a couple of sprays 🤤 before bed, haha.

• raul12

  December 1, 2025

  

  Gentlemen, this is an atomic bomb. If I put it on my hand, it lasts 36 hours even though I wash it several times a day. On clothes, it lasts for weeks. It’s a dark marine scent, super masculine, like a walk through the port on a summer night. I tried it in the store and didn’t like it at first, so I sprayed it on my hand and went to the gym; after 30 minutes, once dry, I couldn’t stop smelling it. I was on the treadmill and getting blasts from my hand. Dark but fresh. The next day I tried it again and it was the same. The third time I just bought it. Sometimes it causes a bit of olfactory fatigue, so it’s not for daily use because you might end up hating it since you’re smelling it all day. As for projection, it’s beast mode; when I wear it to the office (with just 2 sprays), my colleagues compliment me immediately. So far I’ve only tested it in winter, though it doesn’t seem crazy to wear it one summer night for a party. It’s like an Aqua di Gio for the night. If you’re not afraid to smell like a classic man, it’s a blind buy.

• Daniel Izzo

  December 6, 2025

  

  I just bought it and had instant olfactory fatigue. It had been a while since I experienced complete anosmia with a fragrance. Unfortunately, the only thing I managed to smell was a bit of incense, clove, and total blindness after 5 minutes. I don’t know if this has happened to many people with this scent; it would be interesting to know. If I recover my sense of smell with it, I’ll comment later to share the experience. What a pity; I had high expectations. How mysterious the sense of smell is. Greetings! 🥲

• Fabrizio Mosquera Basas

  December 8, 2025

  

  A great option for summer. It’s super long-lasting and has earned me plenty of compliments. I usually save it for special occasions.

• Kevin989

  December 14, 2025

  

  Wonder of wonders…

• Carlos Miranda

  December 14, 2025

  

  My partner introduced me to this perfume since his dad had bought it recently; I remember smelling that spray on my forearm and it lasted until the next day. I decided to buy it because it won me over with just that one spray. The opening reminds me of an extremely juicy prickly pear, as if you were pressing the fruit right up against your nose (though I think that prickly pear sensation comes from an undisclosed fig). Gradually, the perfume shifts to something more aquatic, dialing down the fruity intensity. I consider this Kenzo a very versatile option if you don’t overapply in the heat. Suitable for all seasons. It lasts as long as it should, about 7 hours, with a huge trail for the first 3-4 hours, then it becomes a personal bubble. I highly recommend it for people over 25. My rating is a solid 9.

• Abgume

  December 18, 2025

  

  It’s a cruel joke that a perfume with this performance cost me only $45. It’s a giant wave crashing against a rock, shaking everyone who wanted to get into the water upon seeing the driftwood. It has fascinating performance, an almost invasive projection, and exaggerated longevity. No one remains indifferent, and the best part (for me) is that it doesn’t fit the current trends. It’s that differentiator that says: here’s someone who tried something different and nailed it. I love it; it’s spectacular in every way. If you like challenging, marine, and woody fragrances, you can’t miss this.

• manolochaos

  December 29, 2025

  

  It must be that my sense of smell isn’t trained enough, as I don’t identify marine notes. It’s a unique, fresh, and slightly sweet scent that lasts a long time on skin, and you can smell it on clothes days later. My 23-year-old son loves it, and when he wears it, he leaves a trail; after a few hours, the scent still sends out bursts of freshness. A great designer fragrance that deserves it by far for the price.

• stvnnunez

  December 30, 2025

  

  Hi, gentlemen. I made a blind buy and found what I was looking for: the heart of the sea. I admire this scent and its story. A few weeks ago, I traveled with my partner to a beautiful beach with imposing waves. That afternoon, I went to see the sea, and by chance, the waves dragged a log ashore. I took a photo of my Acqua Di Gio Parfum on that log, a memorable image. Something strange: that log, wet with saltwater, transmitted a pleasant and particular aroma to me. Today, the Kenzo Eau de Parfum arrived. I applied it, and immediately I remembered that log, but amplified: wood deteriorated by salt, on top of a powerful, earthy, and humid herbal base (patchouli). It’s exactly what I was looking for. I’m 27, and I just say this Kenzo EDP is too masculine: unique, pure, comparable only to another Kenzo. Aimed at men of strong character, who don’t seek validation, who know how to converse, and who take care of their appearance. For me, it’s the perfect perfume. It’s not just energy; it elevates the ego, pride, and manhood. You feel you can handle the world because you carry the power of the sea. You project confidence, elegance, and high self-esteem. You are complete. If you don’t have what it takes to carry a perfume, the perfume will drag you down, and you’ll look bad. On me: Longevity 12h, Projection 2h, Bubble 4h, Skin Scent 6h, Sillage 2m (2h). Recommended: Formal and semi-formal events, dates, meetings. Not recommended: Office, gym, clubs. Age: 30 and up. It will never be missing from my collection; I found this perfume and finally found myself. 10/10, powerful, elegant, and masculine.

• Andy16

  January 22, 2026

  

  Gentlemen, short review. After using it since September, I say it’s a bomb in projection, sillage, and longevity. It stains clothes heavily. It’s a different scent, outside the mainstream (vanilla, sweet, etc.), and to like it, you must accept the leather and patchouli. It smells like a man who knows things, who solves problems. Worth trying; it’s probable some will like it and others won’t, but it’s very good. P.S.: Limit your sprays to a maximum of 3, or you’ll have a bad time, and so will those around you. Better in open spaces; in enclosed areas, you’ll have a bad experience.

• Cecotto

  January 23, 2026

  

  This mainly smells to me like opening a good bottle of aged Venezuelan rum and smelling the cork before tasting it, so simple, like the rocks. Although it’s curious that rum isn’t declared, I imagine it’s those cedar and vetiver woods pulling off a ‘bad pass’—and by bad, I mean nothing, because I absolutely love it. I don’t own it yet, only smelled it in perfumeries, but I’m 100% sure I’ll get it for summer. Total delight.

• ziry

  January 25, 2026

  

  I put it on at 7 pm, and the next day it was still there on my forearm; the HDP can’t last that long. It’s a mature, very rich scent, but try it before buying blindly. Projection and sillage are heavy for the first 2 hours, and longevity is another story. Usage: less for the gym; it can be worn for anything, but check the weather and occasion so you don’t overdo the sprays, because this is a bomb and once you put it on, you don’t take it off again. 9/10.

• Marcelus

  February 10, 2026

  

  This is the last one to arrive home, and I’ll have to make room for it; it’s my first Kenzo, but I’m sure I’ll repurchase. I agree with those who describe it as mature and not for everyone; that salty, marine, leather, and patchouli touch isn’t for everyone—there’s no middle ground; you either love it or hate it. In my opinion, it’s not for daily use, but rather for special occasions, especially at night: elegant, strong, with character, and clear about what it is. Key point: great performance and good price around 50€, so don’t hesitate.

• Aka_Kaiser22

  February 14, 2026

  

  It’s the ultimate underdog. Nothing to envy from Acqua di Gio, D&G, or Versace when it comes to heat. Excellent performance for under 40€ (60 ml). Very similar to Homme EDT Intense, but the leather base makes it more versatile. While they’re alike, they complement each other rather than being redundant; you can own both without issues: the EDT is for summer, beach, and day; the EDP is more formal and for night. Destined for hot weather, but versatile enough for spring or autumn. Longevity and sillage are well-documented and very noticeable. Watch your sprays. 100% recommended purchase, but don’t buy blindly since it strays from the classic marine vibe.

• Santi608

  February 28, 2026

  

  I love that blend of leather and marine notes. I see it more as a nighttime fragrance rather than for daily wear or hot days. The first time I tried it, I didn’t like it at all—I was just starting to train my nose—but after wearing it again, I absolutely loved it.

• jerry7474

  March 1, 2026

  

  Kenzo always brings its own twist to fresh and marine scents, but here it does a full 360-degree turn: yes, it has that humidity of being near the sea, but leather takes the lead, giving it body and a personality that’s 100% masculine, like a fragrance for a cover model. That leather adds a touch of charm that enhances, satisfies, attracts, and convinces. It’s not for kids going to the club to party hard; it’s for distinguished men who radiate virility and are magnets of attraction. It’s about knowing when, where, and with whom to wear it, because you don’t want to fall for the wrong person. It’s an adult, contemporary, formal, serious, and nocturnal scent that holds mystery. Ideal for dates or special nighttime occasions, always when you’re dressed to impress. For men 28 and up. Scent: 10. Projection: 2 hours, solid. Longevity: max 7 hours. Recommended.