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Avon · Sold as unisex
Haiku Kyoto Flower Intense
The quiet stillness of a Kyoto garden at dawn, where the air is crisp and filled with the subtle scent of blooming flowers.
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Haiku Kyoto Flower IntenseBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2021, Haiku Kyoto Flower Intense by Avon is a serene and elegant fragrance that pays homage to the brand's signature Haiku family. The composition opens with the freshness of violet leaf, leading into a heart of peony that brings a touch of floral sophistication. It settles into a base of musk, which adds warmth and depth, creating an overall effect that feels both luxurious and intimate.
This fragrance has a potent opening that fades slightly within an hour. Two sprays on pulse points will allow the musky base notes to come through more prominently later in the day. It reads better close to skin than from across a room, so apply directly and let it develop gradually.
Fig. 01 — Haiku Kyoto Flower Intense, Avon
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Warmly received so far: loved by 34%, disliked or hated by 7%.