Esta Flor Flor de Laranjeira by Natura

I fell in love at first sniff because of that white flower, its signature note. But be careful: at first it intoxicates, then it gives me a headache, with that musky honey feeling like a migraine. It’s adorable from afar, neat and innocent, but it’s a sweet bomb that screams ‘enough’ if overused. As a pure essence, quantity is everything; on my skin it’s a bit too much, but on clothes it’s a comfortable, fresh refuge. If you ration it wisely, it lasts years and evolves beautifully. Excellent quality, just needs prudence.

This is my favorite; it puts me in a good mood. Even though it’s discontinued, I made sure to get a backup. It’s rich, lasts all day, and clings to clothes. On me, it starts citrusy, then becomes floral with a touch of musk. I wear it for special occasions, day or night, and it’s an unusual option within their catalog. I give it 10/10, it’s fire!

This is one of Natura’s richest scents, and I’m sad they discontinued it. It’s fresh, clean, innocent, and adorable—like a baby perfume but more complex. At first, it smells like soft jasmine and freesia with green and citrus notes, like lemon. Then the orange blossom emerges and dominates, leaving a light sweetness without losing that soapy air. This phase lasts the longest and stays linear, ideal for those who love orange blossom. On me, it lasts 7 hours with 3 hours of projection. I’d love for Natura to bring it back.

Orange blossom, orange blossom, and if you’re craving more, take more orange blossom. This perfume smells like Christmas bread, but not the homemade kind—the cheap stuff with candied fruit. Ugly, ugly, ugly.

I bought it out of curiosity due to the good reviews. At first sniff, it sounded strange; an indecipherable note broke through and it wasn’t the orange blossom; I felt something synthetic with a hidden orange and its branches. After several minutes, a green aroma mixed with white flowers emerged until it took the shape of orange blossom, nothing cloying or headache-inducing. Finally, it smelled good, pleasant, and fresh, but that transformation took quite a while.

It’s my fix—fresh and clean. Perfect if you’re tired of sweet scents; it’s citrusy and floral. Applause to Natura!

“An intense flower that embraces you.” Pure orange blossom scent with clean musk, elegant yet light thanks to the citrus notes. The softness of freesia and the creaminess of cedar. One of the few Natura scents that is truly worth it.

What a rich fragrance, full of memories of running and playing under an orange tree. Kato bottled a green, cheerful garden. It uses the whole orange (woods, leaves, fruits), highlighting the flower. In the tropics, it radiates cleanliness and optimistic freshness 🙂

Natura describes it simply: a jasmine and freesia top, Moroccan orange blossom heart, and a musk-cedro base. It delivers on its promise: the orange blossom is present all the way through. The jasmine opening is intense and lemony; with the sample, it gave me a headache at first, but then it calms down and becomes pure orange blossom without being metallic. It’s less sweet than my mom’s but keeps that natural feel. It lasts long on the skin, becoming soft and powdery. It’s not for everyone: it’s one-note, potent, and can be overwhelming. I thought it would be headache-inducing in summer, but in the heat of Rosario, I enjoyed wearing it; it’s fresh and accompanies you. In the end, only the cedar remains. Maybe it’s less intense in winter. Simply beautiful!