Men
Azul Marine
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Descripción
Azul Marine by Natura is an aromatic fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2011, this composition features top notes of lemon and lime; a heart of lavender, basil, and sage; and a base of cedar, leather, and amber.
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Pleasant fragrance. The lime and lemon at the start are intense and refreshing, ideal for summer. The leathers as it dries give it a more mature and elegant finish, reminiscent of the lovely Eau de Rochas Homme. The downside is that it doesn’t have much projection and you have to overapply.
Beautiful fragrance composition; it smells so fresh and clean it’s addictive (I’ll clarify that I don’t like fresh or citrus scents, I prefer woody ones, but this is very good). The positives are the low price and easy availability; the downside is that its longevity is more like a cologne than an EDT. If we demand more longevity, it fails, but for the cost, it’s a good quality/price balance. Yesterday I tried Aguas de Jauitycaba (Natura) and it immediately reminded me of this, just less citrusy but with the same DNA (and by the way, I loved Jauitycaba too).
Smells like lemon and doesn’t last even 30 minutes
Smells like a ton of lemon and doesn’t last even 30 minutes.
Exquisite citrus aroma, strong lime like tearing a tree leaf, though projection and longevity are limited. I use it at night before bed or on rest days to enjoy at home or while running errands.
It’s a citrus and lemon-forward eau de toilette, nothing sweet or intense. The lemon is noticeable, though synthetic and very prominent. Paired with geranium and lavender, it gives a clean feeling, but it’s not feminine; it’s very masculine. The development is linear; the woods, leather, and amber mentioned by the brand are barely felt, maybe on your skin. On mine, it lasts 3 hours: the first hour projects well with 20 sprays, then it fades to skin scent, and by the third hour, you need to get close. On clothes, it lasts a bit longer, around 8 hours. It’s perfect for summer and the beach, but you have to reapply. It’s for after a shower, for being at home and feeling fresh. I don’t see another use for it; its concentration is more like a cologne than an EDT. For men 20 and up. I recommend it only for those specific cases; there are better fragrances. At 80 soles (about $21) for 100ml, I don’t think it’s worth it, since there are others that are more potent, longer-lasting, and versatile for less. But if you’re looking for something for the shower or for home and price isn’t an issue, go for it.
It’s a citrus and herbal eau de toilette, not sweet at all and very potent. The lemon, though synthetic, is executed really well. Paired with geranium and lavender, it gives a clean feeling but isn’t feminine; it’s very masculine. The drydown is linear on my skin, and I only faintly detect the woods; I don’t sense the leather and amber from Natura, though you might due to your pH. The longevity is short: with 20 sprays, it projects well for the first hour, then stays close to the skin, and by the third hour, you have to sniff it out. On clothes, it lasts longer, about 8 hours. Ideal for summer and the beach, though you’ll need to reapply. It’s perfect for after a shower at home, feeling fresh. I don’t see another use for it; its concentration feels more like cologne than a body mist. It’s for men 20 and up. I recommend it only for what’s described; there are better options. At 80 soles or $21 for 100ml, I don’t think it’s worth it, since there are more potent, longer-lasting, and versatile options for less. If you’re looking for something post-shower or for home and price isn’t an issue, then it’s a good choice.
It’s a good fresh cologne, perfect after a comforting shower. At first, it gives a very refreshing menthol sensation on the skin, though the citrus notes become a bit strong and almost synthetic shortly after. Then cedar takes over and leaves a rich scent. On skin, it smells like a ‘new book’—a purely personal aroma. For the price, it’s a good option, especially after shaving; believe me, its refreshing purpose is better suited for that.
A good fresh cologne for after a comforting shower. It’s herbal and aromatic; after bathing, it gives a mentholated, very fresh sensation. The citrus notes are strong at first, almost synthetic, but then cedar takes over with a rich aroma. On skin, it smells like ‘a new book,’ very personal. For the price, it’s a good option, especially after shaving. Its refreshing purpose beats anything else.
Smells like just out of the shower, perfect for school or college. It’s generic but pleasant; the catch is it smells overwhelmingly of lemon, like you squeezed a lemon all over your skin, which I don’t love. But if you like it, there’s no reason to criticize it, especially not for the price.