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Kevin Park by Kevin Fragrances

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Kevin Park by Kevin Fragrances: A Unisex Fragrance with Green and Fruity Accents Kevin Park is a fragrance from the house of Kevin Fragrances that stands out for its versatility and balance between freshness and sweetness. Designed for both men and women, it offers a distinct and modern character. The composition unfolds through green and fruity notes, with a fougère…

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  • Spring 50%
  • Summer 50%
  • Autumn 0%
  • Day 100%
  • Night 0%

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6 votes

  • Positive 50%
  • Negative 17%
  • Neutral 33%
positive reviews 6 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I own it

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About Kevin Park

Main accord green Gender Men · Women

Kevin Park by Kevin Fragrances: A Unisex Fragrance with Green and Fruity Accents

Kevin Park is a fragrance from the house of Kevin Fragrances that stands out for its versatility and balance between freshness and sweetness. Designed for both men and women, it offers a distinct and modern character.

The composition unfolds through green and fruity notes, with a fougère accord that brings natural elegance. Cypress and woody notes provide depth, while fresh spicy touches add a vibrant energy.

The olfactory structure of Kevin Park is built on a woody and green base, where cypress takes center stage. This ingredient contributes a balsamic and slightly resinous character, combined with the freshness of green notes to create a crisp, invigorating opening.

Fruity and sweet accords emerge in the heart, offering a gourmand sensation that is nonetheless restrained. It is not an overpowering sweetness, but rather one that intertwines with aromatic and spicy nuances, generating an interesting contrast. The fresh spicy facet evokes pepper or ginger, enlivening the composition.

The fougère accord, a classic in perfumery, provides a clean, herbaceous foundation that amplifies the sense of nature and sophistication. This accord often includes lavender, oakmoss, and coumarin, although here it is presented in a subtle way, harmonized with the other elements.

As the fragrance evolves, woody notes become more pronounced, leaving a warm and comforting trail. The blend of wood and green recalls a forest after rain, with an earthy and slightly fresh touch.

Overall, Kevin Park is a balanced fragrance that does not lean into extremes but instead seeks harmony. Its sillage and longevity are moderate, making it suitable for daily wear thanks to its versatile nature, which works in both warm and cool climates.

Those who appreciate green, fresh fragrances with a hint of sweetness will find Kevin Park appealing. It is ideal for anyone looking for a versatile perfume suitable for everyday use and casual occasions.

Kevin Park is a pleasant addition to the Kevin Fragrances lineup. Its blend of green, fruity, and woody notes with a fougère backdrop delivers a modern and refined experience without being revolutionary. A great choice for those who want a versatile, characterful scent.

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Leading answer Moderate

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Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

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Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

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Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

3 votes

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  1. This perfume goes unnoticed and by the way is much harder to find than any other in the Kevin line. Even so, I think it’s one of the oldest flankers in this collection (correct me). It’s a fragrance that starts out citrusy and has a fruity heart, but the note that defines its drydown and isn’t officially listed is a huge vetiver, which I don’t like at all. Green, sharp, masculine but quite old-school. I don’t know who came up with linking it to the Acqua di Giò line, it has nothing to do with them beyond the general skeleton of the fragrance with a citrus opening and other very indistinctive things.

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