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Flower Ikebana Indigo by Kenzo Kenzo 2025

7.1 / 10 67 Ratings

A new perfume by Kenzo for women, released in 2025. The scent is floral-powdery. It is being marketed by LVMH.
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Main accords

Floral

Powdery

Woody

Fresh

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Ink

Heart Notes

Iris pallida Jasmine

Jasmine

Base Notes

Cedar

Vanilla

Perfumers

Ane Ayo, Florian Gallo

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Ratings

Scent

7.167 Ratings

Longevity

6.953 Ratings

Sillage

6.754 Ratings

Bottle

7.946 Ratings

Value for money

6.630 Ratings

Submitted by TheBladi11, last update on 11/11/2025.

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9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/10/2025

9Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Coffeecat283
47 Reviews

Coffeecat283

Very helpful Review 2

Interesting take on iris

This opens with a clean yet also earthy “orris root”-type iris that reminded me a lot of L’Iris by Santa Maria Novella. After a few seconds, the vanilla comes in to add a sweet background note but the iris does stay front and center. I can detect the slightest hint of that mineral “ink” note that gives this fragrance a warm, ambery quality, but it doesn’t play a huge role in the overall composition. To my nose, this is mainly an iris and vanilla fragrance.

05/11/2025

5.5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Ringtale
134 Reviews

Ringtale

Helpful Review 2

That damned vanilla!

Too bad! At first spray you may think you're dealing with a more affordable and even a maybe better performing Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum and how lovely would that be: An Iris that actually performs?!
But unfortunately, soon the vanilla ruins everything, preventing the scent from getting as ethereal, summery and clean as Prada Infusion d'Iris.
Instead it gets a linear scent as many other modern designer fragrances.

(why does there have to be an overdose of vanilla in everything these days?)

Performance is not that good either in the end (which, in this case, I didn't mind).
Glad I got a tester instead of relying on that beautyful first spray...

Not a safe blind buy for Iris lovers.

05/04/2025

5.5Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Ursaw
166 Reviews

Ursaw

2

A beautiful iris wilting on a hospital windowsill

Very clean iris. Elegant, sleek, quite different from all other iris-forward perfumes I've encountered so far. A breath of fresh air in a powdery desert. The ink note gives it a somewhat mineralic quality, which I find both fun and unexpectedly fitting.

A rather stealthy scent – started off vague and unassuming, then slowly opened up on my skin in the next ~30 minutes. Like a flower just starting to bloom, it slowly infused the air with its essence, and before long I found myself engulfed in a translucent iris cloud. A very gentle and sensual approach to my sensitive nose, 10/10, I wish I'd encounter it more often.

Perfect office scent – reserved, moderate, easy to breathe in. Serious, yet almost playful. A great way to mildly amuse people in an uptight corporate environment by noting the fact that you thought the ink would fit the office vibe nicely, but didn't stop to think that most of the work is done on the computer nowadays.

Over the next ~2 hours it settles close to the skin. And then it starts to wilt. Like the ink turning evil. It's faint at first, like a gentle reminder to change the water in your flower vase. But over the next ~3 hours that undertone gets stronger and stronger, and eventually takes centerstage.

Its smells... heavily medicinal. Like non-sterile gauze or the inside of an old-timey dentist's office. The scary Soviet-era kind that makes your teeth hurt just from thinking about it.
Very unfortunate (´•︵•`)

11/11/2025

5Scent 4Longevity 5Sillage

Raluko111
419 Reviews

Raluko111

2

Gotta love the marketing. The perfume, not so much.

What are the good things about this purple flower? The marketing. Love the Japanese flower arrangement and calligraphy references. But, that`s about it. Flower Ikebana Indigo by Kenzo is 90% vanilla, 5% iris, 5% ink. The concept is interesting, but the execution sucks. The ink-iris stage is so short lasting, it`s almost an excuse to justify the existence of that boring vanilla that dominates the rest of this fragrance.

09/10/2025

mindyvr
2 Reviews

mindyvr

2

Calming Ink, Mineral, Iris, Vanilla

This is my new signature scent for winter. It opens with a beautiful blue ink accord which is absolutely addictive, and I unfortunately wish it lasted longer, but it only hangs around the first few minutes or so. It then morphs gracefully into the calm, cool, minerally iris that is kept from getting too carrot-y or earthy by the gentle vanilla, which feels again calm and enveloping, not sweet and cloying. The fragrance doesn't go anywhere else after that, as it's quite a linear scent, but it doesn't have to. I cant stop smelling my arm! Wish they made this in an extrait or elixir as the longevity isn't the best, but I'm so in love, I will keep buying this.

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