Homme Eau de Toilette
Sea-spray freshness meets green pine and sandalwood, suggesting a coastal walk beside trees in a woody marine eau de toilette.
Perfumer: Christian Mathieu
Homme Eau de Toilette
Christian Mathieu created Kenzo’s original masculine eau de toilette in 1991. The woody marine fragrance is presented in a newer bamboo-inspired bottle, continuing a composition that connects coastal freshness with trees. A walk beside the sea along a wooded path remains the central image behind its character.
Fresh sea spray mingles with green pine and sandalwood. The cool aquatic impression gains definition from the coniferous greenery, while quieter woods provide a steady foundation. Sea air and a tree-lined shore come together in a crisp, restrained woody marine expression.
The deep-green 110 mL bottle mirrors bamboo’s strength and flexibility through its vertical form. A bevelled cap refers to the cut of a katana. Daytime outings suit its balance of freshness and woods, particularly when a clear, breezy scent with a quieter woody presence feels appropriate.
