Kenzo Parfum d`Ete Eau (tester without cap)

Once in the depths of winter, tired of the frost and wind, grey skies, and frozen puddles, we decide to take at least a week off and fly to a warmer country, to the seaside or even to the ocean shore, to bask in the warmth, breathe in the fragrance of leaves, flowers, and fruits, listen to the sound of branches swaying in the sea breeze, and recall how soft, fluffy moss of an emerald hue grows on trees, and how vigorous vines entwine around tree trunks.
Some may allow themselves to escape the urban hustle and the cold, while others find solace in the inspiring power of the fragrance Kenzo Parfum D’ete. After all, not everyone has the opportunity to drop everything and run away to the other end of the world for a few days of solitude with nature.
For all those who miss summer, the team of great professionals from the fashion house Kenzo has created the fragrant water Parfum D’ete, which has been delighting us for twenty-two consecutive years! A truly brilliant complex composition perfectly combines a multitude of components, creating a light green scent placed in an elegant transparent glass bottle, which has become the hallmark of the fragrance. If suddenly, waking up on a winter morning, you reluctantly part with your warm blanket and soft pillow, then this perfume must definitely become a part of your collection to help you endure the cold and bring summer closer! Kenzo Parfum Dete is a fragrance that truly delights and warms the soul even in the harshest cold.
TESTER - A tester is a demonstration version of the fragrance provided by manufacturers with a batch of products for the purpose of advertising at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences (in terms of the quality of the fragrance, its lasting power, etc.) between the tester and the retail version! The difference lies only in the fact that since testers are produced for advertising purposes, the manufacturing company does not pay as much attention to their packaging: they are offered in what is called technical packaging (a simple cardboard box different from the one in which bottles for sale are packaged) and often do not come with a cap. This accounts for the lower price of testers.