Kenzo Pour Femme Once Upon A Time Kenzo for women

I agree with the reviewers that said this is more like a spicy oriental than floral woody musk. With the cardamom and magnolia, it reminded me just a touch of Caron Aimez-Moi, but it took me a few minutes (and a suggestion from my husband that it smelled "Chanel-ish") to figure out what it was *really* reminding me of- Chanel Egoiste. I really like this fragrance so far, although it is not groundbreaking and I will probably test it a few more times. :)

It's a copy of Agent Provocateur Eau Emotionnelle ! compare them, it's almost no diffrence!

This is a rather warm and maybe spicy scent. Good for winter and autumn time. I found it yesterday in a clearance sale (has it been discontinued?) and bought it for 50% off for this winter's season. On me it stays on long and my bf likes it much too.

I found the opening fresh, floral, and a little zesty, with magnolia as the dominant note. The fragrance dried down quickly and became very spicy on me, like a very sheer note of cardamom, although I don't see cardamom listed. It must be something in the 'woodsy notes' interacting with my skin chemistry.

I would recommend it to those who like slightly spicy florals.

First off I'd just like to mention how beautiful this bottle is. The intense teal colour along with the fascinating, wallpaper designs are really eye-catching. I have a feeling this fragrance will sell well based on the bottle itself.

The fragrance is equally as fascinating to me as the bottle. It opens with a clean and powdery rose and magnolia blend, being rather refreshing and Summery.

Further through its development, Kenzo Once Upon A Time shows a slightly spicier side, making it a touch oriental. Despite the spices being present, please don't think that this fragrance is anything like YSL's Opium or CK's Obsession, they are in two different leagues. This is a pleasant, refreshing and subtle hint of spice only there to compliment the delicate floral accords.

After this initial flowery and spicy burst, the scent merges into a musky and ambery base, a little conventional, but still pleasant nonetheless. With the mass of Summer fragrances being released this time of year, it's nice to discover one, like Once Upon A Time that doesn't rely too heavily on citrus to make a refreshing statement.

At first it wasn't bad, bad after some hours it becomes just too spicy. It almost make me want to sneeze.

I tried this new Kenzo a few days ago and also got a sample so that I could wear it for a few days. On initial spray from tester I was well impressed. It's a lively floral fresh scent, then it becomes warmer and a little spicy powder. Magnolia and peony are the notes that come out more individually but honestly this is a typical Kenzo's mishmash. It smells pleasant and attractive, joyful and easy but not cheap. It's quite soft but with a vanillic plasticky edge that nearly takes it into the cloying world of scent, in spite of being a light fragrance.
It was the vanillic edge that slowly took me to point out where I already smelled that typical vibe: Kenzo!
Amour and Indian Holi above all smell like this and for the ones who remember the long gone Kashaya. They are all beautiful scents that became impossible to wear for me because of that fake vanillic note that initially conforted me than brought me to nausea and headache.
Kenzo Flower is the worst in that sense, one of the most horrid fragrances I ever smelled and unfortunately a widespread one.
Once upon a time takes that vanillic note to a lower degree, not so suffocating and less plasticky.
I could wear this one for daytime, feeling conforted and soothed. It stays close to the skin with poor sillage and lasting power is not great.
The bottle is lovely, colourful and elegant in a modern sense.

A very flowery scent in the beginning, I realy can smell the peony and magnolia very good.In the drydown it gets a woodsy note that I like.

a nice and warm flower scent.

To be honest ... I don't think this smell like anything new, nor really pleasant. It's not bad, but I would not use it on somebody's skin. It is a mix-max of anything I could have smelled before in a wrongly-balanced concentration, all Kenzo's together (which are great separetely, but not here) + some toilett spray ... unfortunately, it leaves me with the impression of smelly product that "would have liked to be a special fragrance, ... but it's not". So much for the anniversary ... it deserved MUCH better.

This EDT has a floral aroma and sweet time, too loaded. I think it works well for women 30 and older. In teens only for an evening out.

Once Upon a Time smells more like a spicy oriental than a floral woody musk. It's very powdery, aromatic, dry but also deep and mysterious.

The scent is a hybrid of Flower and Jungle L'Elephant, with a touch of Amour - it's like the synthesis of the most popular Kenzo perfumes.

I personally find it quite likeable, and if you enjoy any of the three above mentioned fragrances, there are good chances that you'll also like this one.