Kenzo Homme (EDT)

"Kenzo Homme EDT, originally known as Kenzo Pour Homme, is a landmark masculine aquatic fragrance first introduced in 1991. Created by Christian Mathieu, it became known for pairing marine freshness with green woods, spices, and an iodine-like seaside character that stood apart from cleaner blue fragrances of the era. Its identity is often described as a woody aquatic with a salty, oceanic core and a darker, more resinous drydown than many mainstream marine scents. Search evidence also indicates the fragrance has undergone reformulations and bottle presentation changes over time while retaining the recognizable curved bamboo silhouette. The fragrance remains notable for its naturalistic sea impression and for being one of the surviving early-1990s aquatic men's classics. In current market language, it is often referred to as Kenzo Homme Eau de Toilette, though enthusiasts still connect it to the original Kenzo Pour Homme lineage."