I left my local bank the other day extremely annoyed for two reasons.
1) Apparently, my newborn son’s bank account had been open incorrectly. Why was I even surprised? If Washington Mutual executives can’t run a business, should I really expect their employees to know how to properly open a simple bank account?
2) Even after pulling away from the drive-up window, my car was completely permeated with the scent of the teller’s extremely strong cologne. He had doused himself in it so thoroughly, my eyes were literally burning as I drove away. Grrrr!
As I aired out my car on the way home, I wished the bank teller had been wearing KenzoPower. The scent is so subtle, I doubt it’s even possible to over-apply.
KenzoPower–a new men’s fragrance by Kenzo–is not overtly masculine. Borderline androgynous, it’s just slightly too masculine for a woman to wear. Created by Olivier Polge, this woodsy-sweet scent is unique enough to turn heads. As usual, Kenzo thought through every last detail from the packaging to the scent. The bottle is a highly-polished mirrored metal, fashioned after a sake bottle and strongly Japanese. The box is made of soft textured paper, meant to invoke simplicity.
Notes: Spicy Citric Top Note (Bergamot, Coriander, Cardamom), Abstract Floral Heart (Rose, Jasmine, Freesia) and Woody Amber Base (Tolu Balsam, Cedar Wood and Labdanum).
Eau de Toilette 60mL/2 oz bottle is $55 US / $69 CAD
Eau de Toilette 125mL/4.25 oz bottle is $75 US / $96 CAD
Deodorant Roll-On 75mL/2.5 oz is $22 US / $29 CAD
What a great birthday gift or holiday present this would make for the man you love!
Click HERE to buy from the Kenzo website. Click HERE to buy from Sephora.com..
One part of my daily routine has been constant for years. When I want to keep my hair dry while showering or washing my face, I twist it up and hold it back with a hair clip. Through the years, I’ve gone through dozens of clips as the plastic is quick to break and the spring mechanism eventually fails. I really never thought much about searching for an improvement to this process… and then Tassi crossed my path.