Kashâya de Kenzo Kenzo 1994

The name Kashaya comes from Sanskrit and means "ETERNAL LOVE"
and I think it has truly become that for me
I have been using this fragrance for over 20 years on and off
well, I am not loyal to it, but I honestly love it ....
besides, love doesn't diminish when you share it
on the contrary, it multiplies.
When I apply the fragrance, the opening is like an opulent concert
of sweet fruity apricot and mandarin rounded off with a hint of bergamot
then, a truly magical bouquet of flowers develops, especially the tuberose
and jasmine, which I both adore.
The subsequent vanilla comes across a bit smoky, but this impression fades
quickly and makes way for the oriental woody amber and sandalwood
the scent becomes very soft and powdery and lasts on me for up to 10 hours
I don't like these old fragrances for reasons of memory or sentimentality.
But I appreciate the drama, the richness, and the confidence that many of them had
and so what
love is always subjective, and that's how it should be.