Then comes the inevitable sweet musky base of our days, nice enough for about 2 hours, then it falls flat with that edge of bath products and bodysprays. I can certainly notice the floral notes for quite a while and in the opening the tea notes and blood orange do appear. By using a higher concentration of fragrant oils, Eau de Parfum is more potent and takes longer to evaporate, meaning you won't have to reapply as often. Jeu d'Amour is missing the lovely vanilla and rice notes that give the original Amour its distinctive scent.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Jeu d'Amour by Kenzo presents itself as a seductive and sensuous fragrance composed of pomegranate, tea and mandarin. The sillage and longevity is good, you can walk into a room and a faint waft will follow you ( I've been told) as opposed to loud smack in the face. I've had a sample vial of Jeu d'Amour for some time now, but haven't really been drawn to try it until today, which I only did because it was in my bag and I didn't like the other vial I tried on this morning (Marc Jacobs Honey).However, it has some presence and it is a very pleasant fragrance, very happy feel-good, but also feminine and flirty. I haven't got any experience with Avon's perfumes so I can't compare the bottle design, to me it seems an elegant understated bottle, just like the perfume inside. My congradulations to the edp which has a milky silky close to skin wibe while using the white flowers.

Generally it doesn't last long though after 2 hrs you won't be able to smell it on yourself, though others will. The base is emblazoned with the distinctive Kenzo logo printed onto iridescent, nude-toned glass, elegantly fading as it approaches the bottle neck into a transparent peach. And finally freesia gives a special, clean and modern feel, which is hardly found in perfumes of white flowers. A hint if tuberose is at the beginning, overall this scent is really nice but this insipid factor does not letting me enjoying it. There is a really nice balance of lightly floral, sweet, fresh, fruity with a delicate creamy base and a touch of powder.It's very pretty, don't wear it with anything sweet or the sweetness will bring out the bitter, let it be, soft and floral. Jeu D'Amour is categorized as floral gourmet type of scent and I was curious to try it, but this is definitely not my type of scent. My boyfriend had a hangover and is very sensitive to smells but he even cuddled and I felt clean and elegant despite the serious lack of sleep.

But as I used up the sample it grew on me and I bought a 30ml flacon feeling I would miss it once it was gone.My nose detected tuberose (creamy and fresh), musk (gives the scent a subtle powdery touch) and pomegranate (soft fruity and a bit aquatic). In fact, the fragrance has a good sillage in the first half an hour and then it decreases and decreases, to stay almost undetectable in the end. KENZO JEU DAMOUR celebrates the idea of romantic lovers game with an ultra-feminine, sensual and captivating fragrance. As it has grown on me I find it is predominantly a soft, warm and beautiful powdery tuberose scent which makes me feel beautiful, loved and desired, not blatantly sexy, rather a quiet sexual confidence.