Asteria vs Flower by Kenzo

Asteria is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Princesse Marina De Bourbon (2003) dominated by Woody accords. Flower by Kenzo is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Kenzo (2000) leaning on Powdery accords. They share 5 accords: Amber, Floral, Rose, Powdery.

By community rating, Asteria scores 4.10/5 vs Flower by Kenzo at 3.64/5. Flower by Kenzo's standout strength: Powdery sweet floral with elegant rose and violet notes. The "better" choice depends on what you value — longevity, projection, season fit, or signature character.

They share 2 notes and 5 accords, including Amber, Floral, Rose, Powdery, Sweet. Flower by Kenzo: ケンゾーの「フラワー」は愛されるクラシックであり、忠実な長期的なファンを持ち、パウダリーな甘いフローラルとして称賛され、優れた持続性があります。しかし、その重いパウダリーノートと廃盤の可能性に不満を感じる人もおり、アイリスと合成的な特性に敏感な人々の間では、ベビー製品を不快に連想させるため、香りの評価が分かれています。.

Flower by Kenzo: Long-lasting fragrance with devoted fan base spanning decades Longevity varies by skin chemistry, concentration, and application method.

Asteria scores highest for fall wear; Flower by Kenzo scores highest for spring wear. Asteria leans evening, Flower by Kenzo leans daytime.