40 reseñas

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• Imiy

  February 17, 2026

  

  I received it as a gift and initially doubted its authenticity, but it was a pleasant surprise. The opening is fresh with a spicy twist that I mistook for mint, though it’s actually a blend of elemi, pepper, and davana. Myrra anchors the top and base notes, accompanied by wheat and carrot hints reminiscent of a cake, without being cloying. It’s unique and not for every occasion, but I love that fresh blend of myrrh and tobacco that adds sweetness and depth. Longevity: I thought it was fake because it lasted only 4 hours, but Fragrantica claims over 8. After leaving it in a drawer out of disappointment and trying it later, I realized it was just olfactory fatigue. I applied it at noon and could still smell it on my skin at midnight; it lasts well for 6 hours before settling close to the skin. Projection is strong at first with constant bursts that can be overwhelming. I give it 8.5/10 for its limited versatility, though I don’t know the price since it’s not sold at Natura in Argentina.

• zekuuu22

  June 26, 2025

  

  A friend gifted it to me because he couldn’t stand it and thought it was impossible to wear. It’s a rare fragrance, extremely potent, and commanding. It’s not for everyone, but it has its own charm.

• Mape933

  June 11, 2025

  

  I bought it blind, hesitant due to the difficult reviews, but the tempting offer sparked my curiosity. Tremendous surprise: it’s not the same, yet I sensed a certain similarity to Hugo Boss Absolu. I’m not comparing them side by side, but it brought me straight back to that scent. A magnificent perfume; I didn’t struggle to adapt to it at all, and it’s highly recommended, an absolute gem.

• 53845T14N

  March 17, 2025

  

  More niche than some actual niche brands.

• emaa

  February 13, 2025

  

  I’ve tried almost everything from Natura, and I affirm this is the most potent in their catalog. It’s a beast of a fragrance.

• ffaundezm

  December 3, 2024

  

  I keep giving it chances and can’t. It’s dry; it gives me a sensation of carrot puree and wheat flour, nothing I can shake from my head. I can’t find anything good about it. It lasts barely 4 hours and doesn’t project much, lacking that interesting sillage. Of the same style, I prefer Kismet for Men by Maison Alhambra.

• Tyrionn

  May 27, 2024

  

  For those considering buying it: it’s worth it for the price; even if it cost double, it would still be worth it. It’s a unique, niche aroma you won’t find anywhere else. It evokes tranquility, peace, and the feeling that everything is going well. Few perfumes make me keep my nose pressed to my wrist for extra seconds deciphering the scent. It’s sensational and totally recommended.

• AntRoquentin

  February 11, 2024

  

  More interesting than pleasant (how many haven’t been described this way, and if we’d heard it, we’d have taken it as a compliment). It has its point of distinction. Citric, resinous, and spicy opening with elemi and cardamomo. Then emerges the star duo: tobacco and myrrh. Citric, dry, spicy, and astringent tobacco with retro notes that bring back the orientals of the 90s, like the glorious Égoïste by Chanel. Myrrh is the counterpoint: bittersweet, smoky, mentholated, and festive, closer to Pure XS Night than the cold version by Tom Ford. I see it for cold nights, dates, or casual outings, being more versatile than it appears. It turned out more badass than pretty, Essentiel Mirra.

• ezekiah

  January 26, 2024

  

  Huge. I got it for $15 at a virtual outlet. In the middle of Argentine summer, I couldn’t hold back and applied four test sprays with my finger: two on wrists, two on neck/jaw at 9 AM. I went out to the countryside, sweaty, uncared for, and even layered another summer perfume. By 11 PM, faint bursts of Mirra were still hitting me until I showered, and my wife could still smell it afterward (the other perfume had already vanished). It’s a Tom Ford on steroids at a ridiculous price. You need guts, leave the snobbery and posturing: today Natura would win any blind test against niche. Go buy it and wear it with formal attire, befitting such an aroma.

• Sairenbo

  January 5, 2024

  

  A niche perfume made by Natura.

• zemog

  November 18, 2023

  

  Best in the Essential line, hands down. It’s an absolute beast thanks to the blend of labdanum and resins like myrrh, balsam of Peru, and elemi. Smells ultra-masculine, powerful, with insane projection; if you overdo it, you’ll fill the room, but no one stays indifferent. For the price, it rivals expensive niches like Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille. If you want personality and weeks-long longevity on clothes, buy it blind. If you dislike strong scents, test it first. The only downside is the painted bottle, which drags down the quality and makes it look like cheap cologne; it should be smoked glass.

• Rafael Trinidad

  September 1, 2023

  

  Incredible experience! It projects strongly, radiating elegance and class, but the dry down is magic: a rich, sexy, addictive sweetness. Perfect for cold days and winter, it wraps you in an aroma that’s both elegant and seductive. Highly recommended; Natura knocked it out of the park with this perfume, offering niche quality at a great price. And the longevity? Wow! Absolutely amazing.

• wildkatzen

  August 14, 2023

  

  I own a stock of over 600 perfumes, including Arab, niche, and rare scents. It’s commendable that it’s refillable with a removable screw cap—congrats! The myrrh doesn’t smell exactly like incense, and maybe that’s a good thing since it’s less overwhelming. It’s very interesting, rich, and a fresh, soft blend of balsams, resins, vanilla tobacco, prunes, carrots, and refined patchouli that doesn’t overpower. It’s not a thick, toxic bomb; it’s a soft, sweet tobacco scent of high quality. Compared to Mugler’s A Men Pure Havane, Natura’s opening is fresher, spicier, balsamic, fruity, and peppered, while Mugler hits harder. After an hour, both dry down about 70% similarly and leave a nice trail: Mugler lasts 10 hours, Natura 8. I give it an 8 because I expected something bolder to shake things up, but it’s a perfect protocol scent. For me, Ekos Alma is a 10 for being unique, but that deserves its own review. I have several decants and will decide which bottle to order.

• Oskarin

  August 12, 2023

  

  In the men’s line, the oud really shines. It follows the path of the discontinued Versace Oud Noir: a bitter-medical opening that lasts a few minutes, then fades leaving the oud 95% similar. The Versace has a bitter orange note, is less impactful—that’s the only difference. The oud smooths out and lasts about 6 hours on skin. If you like challenging scents, give it a try. Best for ages 35+, preferably on cold nights.

• STGO.DECANT

  July 28, 2023

  

  Incredible dry-down; I recommend it 100%. You need to try it over a few days and accept that slightly strong opening. The star is myrrh. A perfect 10/10.

• Dodo

  April 26, 2023

  

  Propolis was what my girlfriend said when she tried it. It is true that it feels a bit camphorated and medicinal at first, but soon it smells like white chocolate with a subtle resinous base. I thought it would have a lot of myrrh like Avon’s Mesmerize, but that’s not the case. I think it’s very easy to like, nothing challenging, although it’s strange that some people say the opposite. It’s not a beast in terms of performance, but maybe it fades due to olfactory fatigue; of course, I live in a cold climate and I think Natura designed it for heat, since with heat the molecules activate. Recommended and great value.

• Andrés88

  March 30, 2023

  

  Good fragrance, excellent, smoky and sweet. The opening is similar to Esencial Oud Vanilla at 80%, then after 10 or 15 minutes it takes a smoky, amber, and vanilla path, lasting 6 or 7 hours. It’s for winter; it gets through the first 5 minutes, which are cloying. Overall, I like it more than Esencial Oud Vanilla or Esencial Classic. It’s for dressing up, for men 35 and up. For those who prefer fresh scents, better to try it, you might not like it. In my case, it was a blind buy and it turned out excellent, high quality.

• Luisrodriguez98

  February 27, 2023

  

  Very similar to three beasts: Bentley For Men Intense, Mugler Pure Havane, and Niche Oud by Armaf. It has Bentley’s leather base, Pure Havane’s sweet honeyed tobacco, and Niche Oud’s powerful amber. The one it resembles most is Bentley; on skin and clothes they are 90% identical. The note quality is incredible, surpassing designer scents that border on niche. It’s for going beast mode in very cold climates and open spaces; forbidden in offices. Longevity and projection easily exceed 8 hours; you can still smell it on clothes after washing. I have dry skin, and this Esencial Myrrh is one of the few that lasts this long. For men over 25.

• Nivek

  January 29, 2023

  

  Rich and rich, it’s like a Versace Oud Noir but friendlier and sweeter. It doesn’t smell cheap at all, excellent quality for the price.

• AugustoDoc

  January 1, 2023

  

  Another gem from Natura with so many layers. It starts spicy with cardamom and pepper, then moves into a sweet scent that isn’t cloying, featuring vanilla and amber. The myrrh, which gives it its name, feels very soft to me. For me, the tobacco is the star note; it smells like a box of light cigarettes. I like it; it’s original. The longevity is moderate, around 5-6 hours, with a moderate trail. Don’t buy it blindly; it’s not for everyone. Note: I bought Mancera Red Tobacco, and the Essencial Mirra is very, very similar.

• byrgertidesson

  January 1, 2023

  

  One of the best gifts from the Kings. Sweet smoky aroma surrounded by resins and spices, a delicious and complex bomb totally for fresh/cold climates, elegant and intoxicating. Projection and longevity are amazing; the EDP concentration gives good longevity, although over time the brief citrus notes fade and are taken over by a herbal/floral part that moves it away from church incense/myrrh to bring it to a dense and elegant environment. Rounder than the Oud one, with more projection and less cloying. Natura hit the nail on the head, 10/10.

• armachatre

  November 20, 2022

  

  It’s a very sweet and cloying perfume for my taste. It has a resinous myrrh that smells like rancid maple syrup. It’s only suitable for cold weather; otherwise, you’ll feel suffocated. It’s not unpleasant, but it’s a bad idea to buy it blindly.

• AndErson

  October 13, 2022

  

  It brings back childhood memories: gatherings at home with the smoke of light cigarettes, cakes baking, Vascolet cocoa, the kids’ snack time, and the parents’ chats. The chocolatey myrrh dominates, while the citrus notes are barely noticeable at first. Then the woods emerge, like my grandparents’ woodshed, with those resinous and fresh aromas of new timber. It’s evocative, balsamic, and cozy. Perfect for winter and the shoulder seasons. The trail is strong for the first two hours; 4 or 5 sprays are plenty for going out. It also works during the day thanks to that sweet, friendly tobacco scent. It lasts about 8 hours on skin and leaves a trail on clothes. It projects moderately for 3-4 hours; if you apply more, it goes beast mode. Recommended, a familiar and timeless aroma, vintage yet current. Natura keeps surprising me. A 10.

• Dogo

  September 29, 2022

  

  My favorite fragrance from Natura. The opening is vibrant, citrusy, and spicy, with pepper, cardamom, coriander, and bergamot. In the Argentine version, I sense a subtle mentholated touch throughout. I also detect cinnamon, which sometimes gets confused with plum. Although it lists many balsamic and sweet notes, it’s not gourmand or cloying. As the base reveals itself, it leans toward a floral resinous oriental, with delicate, undeclared notes of carnation and lily. This makes it unisex, but the mentholated and woody touch makes it more suitable for men. The myrrh is the least perceptible note.

• Buby

  August 29, 2022

  

  Excellent fragrance. It performs amazingly on my skin and lasts forever. 10/10.

• Omar Loredo

  August 26, 2022

  

  I was given a sample and recognized it instantly. It’s very similar to L’Homme Ideal Extreme and EDP, as if they layered both but made it softer. I didn’t measure the longevity, but it seemed good. Given the price in Mexico, I would prefer the Guerlain L’Homme Ideal; they have a similar price point and better quality.

• canavarro

  August 3, 2022

  

  What a crazy fragrance, an exquisite scent. Low projection, medium longevity. Scent: 9/10, trail: 5/10, longevity: 7/10, total: 7/10.

• canavarro

  July 27, 2022

  

  Additionally, it reminds me a lot of Brave Swan Monsieur.

• Matux

  July 20, 2022

  

  It starts with alcohol, no citrus, maybe some cardamom and black pepper. Then it flattens out into balsamic notes, where I detect a touch of myrrh at first that later becomes strong. It blends with tobacco. The vibe is in the line of Homem Tato and Dom, with those gourmand chocolatey pipe tobacco accords. However, it stands out on the dry down. It might feel redundant compared to the other two. The quality doesn’t drop; it’s above the price point, like many Natura fragrances. It delivers the longevity and projection expected for an affordable cost without feeling unbalanced like some expensive ones. Note: Fragrantica says it has strong menthol and spicy notes with extraordinary longevity. In the Argentine version I tried, there are spices but no mint, and the longevity is average, lasting 3 to 6 hours.

• marianoargentino

  July 18, 2022

  

  Hello, leaving my review for Natura Essencial Myrrh: it’s captivating, elegant, subtle, very masculine, well-balanced, intimate, and non-invasive—a nocturnal scent perfect for elegant dressing. The notes are very clear, and it’s high-quality domestic (Argentine) fragrance. It’s for mature men, over 40, nothing for teenagers. The opening features myrrh, nutmeg, creamy cardamom, spices, bergamot, and ripe plums. Then it moves to an amber side with resinous tobacco. In the heart, there’s saffron, a sugared oud with tonka and contrasts of exotic woods. Finally, leather, tobacco, chocolate, cocoa, and prominent patchouli. Scent: 9/10, trail: 6/10, longevity: 6/10.

• andreuzx15

  July 14, 2022

  

  Simple and direct: EXCELLENT LONGEVITY AND PROJECTION. Lasts over 10 hours and even days on clothes, with projection lasting 8 hours without issues. Masculine, formal, and slightly mature scent. Wear it dressed up without overdoing it; it completes your outfit. It’s a delicious, warm, and hugging myrrh, not sweet, but spiced with a subtle pepper note. Once I tried a perfume in a store that smells the same on dry down: Hugo Boss The Scent Private Accord. When dry, it loses the coffee scent and settles into myrrh, but Natura is much more potent and strong. I really like it.

• Julian37

  July 13, 2022

  

  Chapeau, Natura! It’s all about taste, but if you love amber scents, this one delivers. It’s super amber, sweet, with Cavendish-style tobacco, smoked notes at the start, tonka bean, balms that give it texture, and that iris that smells like talc, plus myrrh. It’s serious, sober, and masculine. Perfect for dressing up or formal occasions, only in cold weather. You command presence and exude seriousness. It’s not for wooing girls, but for standing out among men as the alpha. Performance is 10/10: brutal opening, immediate projection (watch out not to over-spray). It’s very heavy. Projection lasts 3 hours: first spray is punchy, second is excellent, third is good. After four hours, it’s just a bubble nearby, and by the fifth or sixth hour, it’s skin scent only (but noticeable). The dry down lasts until 12 hours and on clothes for 3 days or more. When you move, you still leave a trail. Best performance from Natura. Not easy on soft noses. Punchy, not really for female tastes, but great for standing out among men. For me, the best from the house.

• Yota Moteuchi

  June 30, 2022

  

  Great first impressions: a good fragrance for young adults wanting to project strong masculinity. Ideal for cold, formal, and special days. Highlights include tobacco, vanilla, and myrrh. Longevity exceeds 10 hours. Some videos say it resembles Mancera Red Tobacco. The difference is that Red Tobacco is more intense, like you just finished smoking, whereas Essencial Mirra is sweeter. Excellent alternative for exploring tobacco scents and oriental styles.

• Black

  June 26, 2022

  

  I’ve never tried Tobacco Oud, but I’ve used the entire L’Homme Ideal line from Guerlain. On dry down, this Essencial Mirra smells almost identical to Homme Ideal Extreme on my skin. I’m surprised I didn’t notice that sooner. Great longevity and quality ingredients. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blindly if you’re looking for something fresh, but it’s not as risky as it seems.

• Juantico

  June 15, 2022

  

  In short: it’s exquisite and very special.

• Azulon434

  June 14, 2022

  

  It gives me conflict. The opening isn’t my thing; the balms are very strong and give it an oily vibe. Maybe the vanilla and tonka bean give it a chocolatey air, but in a bad way. Fortunately, that fades quickly. Then you notice a soft myrrh, with amber, tobacco, and resins becoming more pleasant. Like many complex perfumes, some ingredients aren’t noticeable. I can’t detect carrot or plum. It’s very masculine and formal; I’d recommend it to men over 30 for elegant occasions. I’ve been complimented, but I don’t think I’ll buy it again. It’s not bad, just not what I was looking for. Maybe I’ll get used to it or change my mind over time.

• jerry7474

  June 4, 2022

  

  Essential Mirra by Natura. This new fragrance surprises by breaking away from Natura’s traditional formula of harsh, strong essences. Here, pepper, vanilla, amber, woods, and tobacco blend into a sweet, almost cloying mix. Perfumer Veronica Kato is often called ‘simple,’ but this shows real boldness. Some won’t like it. It smells like chocolate with herbal and earthy undertones, always sweetened by the warmth of vanilla and dominated by myrrh. It’s an adult fragrance perfect for winter or evening wear. Overall, I think it’s a great proposal that steps out of Natura’s comfort zone to embrace risky eccentricity. Scent: 9.0. Projection: moderate for 2 hours. Longevity: 8 hours. Recommended if you want to try oriental scents.

• Marco_Solar

  May 30, 2022

  

  I was lucky to try a decant since it’s not yet available in my country. It’s an oriental, bottled myrrh. Masculine and sweet, ideal for winter, cold, rainy days, suitable for day and night. I hope to try the full bottle soon, but the decant lasts over 12 hours on skin and more than a day on clothes, leaving a trail for about 3 hours.

• Boyfrag26

  May 21, 2022

  

  Natura did a great job with this niche proposal. They went for something different in their portfolio; you wouldn’t say it’s just another one of the same. While it shares connections with other fragrances, it’s not a trend. People say it’s very similar to Tobacco Oud, but I found points of resemblance to another Tom Ford Tobacco, Tobacco Vanille. And watch out, it’s not the same as Tobacco Vanille, just that spiced side of cinnamon, clove, vanilla, and frankincense myrrh. On my skin, it takes me back to Tom Ford. For those who like Tobacco Vanille, they might like Mirra, which is much easier to wear because the resinous side doesn’t suffocate but adds comfort, elegance, and mysticism. Essential Mirra is much less sweet than Essential Oud. I like Oud, but I liked Mirra more. In summary, it’s worth having. Natura is betting on something less of a safe bet, risking on something sui generis that won’t leave you indifferent. Save it for cold, crisp days, dinners, or elegant outings, and you’ll shine on your own.

• Martu

  March 1, 2022

  

  EDIT: One try isn’t enough; I didn’t like it at first, but now I feel things I didn’t notice before. The opening is like opening a lime and lemon soda—refreshing and sweet. Then, the bitter chocolate mentioned by others feels distant; I sense it like finding the wrapper of that chocolate with an old-world vibe after some time has passed. It’s not very noticeable. As it dries down, the amber notes intensify, and I smell tobacco, before settling into a myrrh base that isn’t quite incense; it’s far away and very honeyed. I like it, but not enough to buy, and I see it as unisex, leaning more toward vintage masculine (no, I didn’t flash back to Opium). As it dries, it gives that feeling of a boozy amber, not quite the same, reminding me of Essential Oud Vanilla. At first sniff, it’s a very invasive, honeyed scent with a herbal note vaguely reminiscent of eating honey and eucalyptus candies. Nothing like what I imagined. Once it settles on the skin, it reminds me, though not really, of the vintage vibe of Opium, only that Opium feels more refined to me and has more spice. Myrrh appears splendidly in dry-down, something I feel is covered up here by… perhaps tolu balsam and vanilla? They’re so sweet they cover everything. What a pity.