Avelã e Cassis by Natura
Women 2021
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
157 votes
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Tied for the lead Love it / Like it
41 votes
Season
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55 votes
Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Avelã e Cassis
Natura’s Avelã e Cassis is a floral-fruity fragrance for women. Launched in 2021, this olfactory composition was created by perfumer Verônica Kato.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
25 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
24 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
26 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
21 votes
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Community reviews
10 reviews
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Eternal Love 💖
The only question is what’s happening with the natural line—why aren’t they selling it in bulk anymore in Brazil and Argentina?
The hazelnut and currant soap is almost identical to Versace Dreamer; they’re a perfect match.
Smells like Dove bar soap, pure hazelnut and soap. It’s rich, but not a wow fragrance, though the natural ingredients guarantee quality.
In my opinion, one of the best scents among Natura’s body splashes. It follows notes of raspberry, red pepper, plum, and vanilla flower. Smells like just out of the shower—shampoo and soap. Sweet and sensual, I recommend it for cooler climates.
I found it very similar to Emporio Armani’s Because It’s You.
Exquisite fragrance, but use it in moderation. It could work as a dupe for Olympea.
I agree with the previous comment; it’s very on the Olympea wave. It has something that reminds me of it. If you like that scent, this Natura option will appeal to you.
I was about to buy it blind, but luckily I tested a free sample. Upon smelling it, I sensed something familiar I didn’t like: Olympea. I think it’s an olfactory inspiration or alternative. It lacks the salty note to be a true clone, but that makes it less repulsive than the original, though it definitely doesn’t fit my taste. Knowing Natura’s quality, it’s a great budget option for Olympea lovers or fans of very sweet fragrances.
I’m planning to buy it blind, but thanks to a free sample I received, I was able to test it first. Upon smelling it, I sensed something familiar that I had tried before and didn’t like: Olympea. It feels like an olfactory inspiration or alternative. It just lacks the salty touch to be a true clone. On the other hand, that absence of salt makes it less repulsive than Olympea, but it definitely doesn’t fit my taste. Still, knowing Natura’s quality, I think it’s a great budget option for Olympea lovers or anyone who enjoys very sweet fragrances.