Amó by Natura

I remember when my sister used this perfume and I loved the trail she left. Today I have it because she gifted me a bottle she hadn’t used in years. This perfume is beautiful; I think it’s very feminine, it’s like smelling a bouquet of very beautiful white flowers, but no, it’s not the typical white flower scent I felt in other fragrances. This one is more special; I don’t know if it’s because of the violet note, but I’m fascinated. It’s a pity it’s discontinued; I’ll have to save it for special occasions.

I tested an old sample and the opening smells just like Givenchy’s Pi. It’s a good fragrance, but the longevity is low.

I wouldn’t say it’s very sweet or that it lasts a breath. For me, it lasts about 6 hours well, and a bit longer closer to the skin if applied generously. It doesn’t smell generic either; I don’t recall smelling anything alike, though it produces a ‘no surprise’ effect. The opening is floral and slightly crisp, barely citrus with a lot of natural orange. The alcohol dries quickly, revealing a curious masculine accord, probably due to the violet, amber, and dissonant with the sweetness. The orange remains present. It’s quite special, but not for everyone’s nose.

I bought it blind and was hugely disappointed. It’s not worth the price because it’s not even a Body Splash. The longevity is minimal; it evaporates right off the skin. I ended up returning it and exchanging it for something that lasts longer. So far, nothing from Natura has convinced me, only the freshness of Acai, which lasts about 6 hours. The saleswoman gave me samples after my complaint, but the options don’t close the deal on either fragrance or price. It’s too expensive for the quality; I prefer Avon.

Powdery, vanilla, white flowers… warm, it’s a tender hug. When I wear it, I feel in love. I love this perfume; soft trail, 6-hour longevity. In its dry-down, it smells fruity; it’s crazy how it doesn’t seem like the same perfume.

A very rich floral-vanilla scent, perfect for heat without being cloying. I find some resemblance to YSL’s Manifesto.

The opening of this perfume is beautiful. A background of powdered vanilla with freshly blooming jasmine and a few softened drops of orange and lemon. Then the stronger flowers stand out with a woody base. In the end, it leaves a tender floral-vanilla scent with a touch of gentle orange, like a faint essence, like a custard. Very delicate and feminine.

I love this fragrance. I tried the sample and ended up keeping it. It has great longevity. It’s very sweet but not overwhelming. What I notice is a smoky touch, like it has incense, even though it doesn’t seem to. It brings back childhood memories because it’s so cozy; the vanilla makes it very warm. I think the name ‘Amo’ fits perfectly with what it conveys.