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Elizabeth Arden Red Door vs Kenzo Kashaya
Kashaya is the community's favourite of the two.
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Notes
Top
RosePlumOrange BlossomVioletPeachAnise
Heart
CarnationHoneyRoseTuberoseYlang-YlangJasmineLilyFreesiaLily-of-the-ValleyOrchid
Base
SandalwoodAmberBenzoinMuskHeliotropeVetiverCedar
Accords
Floral
100%
White floral
96%
Sweet
73%
Powdery
69%
Woody
64%
Warm spicy
63%
Performance
LongevityLong lasting
SillageStrong
Best Seasons
winterfallspring
About
Red Door by Elizabeth Arden is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Red Door was launched in 1989. The nose behind this fragrance is Carlos Benaïm. Top notes are Rose, Plum, Orange Blossom, Violet, Peach and Anise; middle notes are Carnation, Honey, Rose, Tuberose, Ylang-Ylang, Jasmine, Lily, Freesia, Lily-of-the-Valley and Orchid; base notes are Sandalwood, Amber, Benzoin, Musk, Heliotrope, Vetiver and Cedar. Created in1989, Red Door is a classic, elegant signature fragrance, a symbol of glamour and luxury, inspired by the famous Red Door Spa center. It opens with ylang-ylang and red rose, at its heart; orchid, jasmine, lily-of-the valley, orange blossom, wild violet and freesia. The base is composed of honey, sandalwood and vetiver.
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Notes
Top
PeachApricotPineappleHiacynthAniseMandarin OrangeBergamot
Heart
Ylang-YlangTuberoseOrchidNarcissusCarnationOrange BlossomLilyRoseJasmine
Base
BenzoinVanillaAmberSandalwoodMuskCedar
Accords
Fruity
100%
Sweet
99%
Powdery
87%
White floral
84%
Amber
82%
Floral
81%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
fallspringwinter
About
Kashaya by Kenzo is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Kashaya was launched in 1993. The nose behind this fragrance is Sophia Grojsman. Top notes are Peach, Apricot, Pineapple, Hiacynth, Anise, Mandarin Orange and Bergamot; middle notes are Ylang-Ylang, Tuberose, Orchid, Narcissus, Carnation, Orange Blossom, Lily, Rose and Jasmine; base notes are Benzoin, Vanilla, Amber, Sandalwood, Musk and Cedar. The name Kashaya means “eternal love” is Sanskrit. This is a fragrance for a woman who believes in absolute love; love which lasts, does not burn or scorch like fire, but stays gentle, warm, peaceful and comforting.This perfume’s unique composition is oriental and sweet, but not too sweet, imposing or heavy. It is gentle, light, very comfortable and original.Sweet and fresh opening notes (apricot, tangerine, bergamot, peach) intertwine with floral notes (jasmine, tuberose, orchid, hyacinth, rose, lily, carnation) on a beautiful, oriental base of sandalwood, amber, vanilla, musk, benzoin and cedar).The perfume was created by Sophia Grojsman in 1993.
Notes in Common
52% sharedShared (15)
RoseOrange BlossomPeachAniseCarnationTuberoseYlang-YlangJasmineLilyOrchidSandalwoodAmberBenzoinMuskCedar
Only in Red Door
PlumVioletHoneyFreesiaLily-of-the-ValleyHeliotropeVetiver
Only in Kashaya
ApricotPineappleHiacynthMandarin OrangeBergamotNarcissusVanilla
Rating
3.30vs3.88
Ratings
4,471vs799
Concentration
EDPvsEDP
Launch Year
1989vs1993
Which should I buy?
Kashaya is the community's favourite of the two.
- Kashaya is rated higher by the community: 3.88 from 799 ratings, against 3.30 from 4,471.
- Longevity votes lean "long lasting" for Red Door and "moderate" for Kashaya.
- Sillage votes lean "strong" for Red Door versus "moderate" for Kashaya.
- Red Door is voted best for winter and fall; Kashaya for fall.
- Both houses are mid-range (typically $40–100), so price won't be the deciding factor.
Buy Kashaya if you want the higher-rated option; pick Red Door if its note profile reads closer to what you already love wearing.