Fields to South (Campos au Sul) by Natura
Men 2011
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Description
Fields to South (Campos au Sul) by Natura is a woody oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2011, this composition features top notes of green leaves, lemon, bergamot, and grapefruit; heart notes of black pepper, cinnamon, basil, and geranium; and base notes of cedar, vetiver, amber, guaiac wood, and musk.
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Key notes
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Top
green leaves
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Heart
black pepper
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Base
cedar
Community
39 votes
- Positive 77%
- Negative 18%
- Neutral 5.1%
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About Fields to South (Campos au Sul)
Fields to South (Campos au Sul) by Natura is a woody oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2011, this composition features top notes of green leaves, lemon, bergamot, and grapefruit; heart notes of black pepper, cinnamon, basil, and geranium; and base notes of cedar, vetiver, amber, guaiac wood, and musk.
Spices Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
18 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
20 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
9 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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Biografía Campos Au Sul by Natura. Green fragrance, with a strong opening of lemon verbena, mint and basil, which gives an instant freshness, like freshly cut grass. Then the middle notes of cinnamon and pepper appear. It’s a pleasant fragrance, but not memorable. It brings nothing new. It’s a pleasant fragrance, nothing more, that provides a fresh and clean aroma, but with poor projection and almost no sillage. Of course, as in most cases, it has already been discontinued. The problem with releasing seasonal fragrances is that you can’t build customer loyalty. That overabundance of similar fragrances ends up losing your distinctive signature. Rating: 7/10
I have this one and also the MATE VERDE one and yes they have a certain similarity, although Campos au Sul doesn’t smell as “dry” of green mate. It can certainly be somewhat unisex. Its projecting longevity is a couple of hours and then close to the skin there remains a greenish sweetish smell.
It’s not listed but the lemon verbena note is WAY too evident in this fragrance. I don’t find it a pleasant scent, unless someone wants to smell like lemon verbena tea.
Very green essence to which, as my predecessor rightly says, mate gives a very sour tone that I didn’t like. With slight similarity to Mate Verde, only this Biografía is much harsher. Could work as unisex.
It doesn’t resemble the original Biografia, a sort of aquatic with a bitter note (mate, not listed here) that some may not like. Similar in one aspect to Green Mate.
I have this one and also the GREEN MATE one and yes they do have a certain resemblance, although Campos au Sul doesn’t have as “dry” a green mate smell. It can certainly be somewhat unisex. Its projecting longevity is a couple of hours and then close to the skin there remains a sweetish green smell.
Natura Biografía Campos Au Sul. Green fragrance, with a strong opening of lemon verbena, mint and basil, which gives it an instant freshness, like freshly cut grass. Then the middle notes of cinnamon and pepper appear. It’s a pleasant fragrance, but not memorable. It brings nothing new. It’s a pleasant fragrance, nothing more, that offers a fresh and clean aroma, but with poor projection and almost no sillage. Of course, as in most cases, it has already been discontinued. The problem with releasing fragrances by season is that you can’t build customer loyalty. That overabundance of similar fragrances ends up losing your distinctive signature. Rating: 7/10
Very green essence to which, as my predecessor rightly says, mate gives a very sour tone that I didn’t like. With a slight resemblance to Mate Verde, only this Biografía is much more acrid. Could work as unisex.
Doesn’t resemble the original Biografia, a kind of aquatic with a bitter note (mate, not listed here) that some may not like. Similar at one point to Green Mate.
Not listed but the lemon verbena note is WAY too evident in this fragrance. It doesn’t seem like a pleasant scent to me, unless someone wants to smell like lemon verbena tea.
Biografia Campos Au Sul by Natura is overwhelmingly green: it starts with lime, mint, and basil that smells like freshly cut grass, then releases cinnamon and pepper. It’s pleasant but leaves no impression—nothing new, just fresh and clean with almost zero projection and no sillage. It’s already discontinued, and launching seasonal fragrances hurts customer loyalty and dilutes the brand’s identity. Rating: 7/10
I wear it alongside Mate Verde; they’re similar, though Campos Au Sul isn’t as dry as the smell of green mate. It could work for anyone. It projects for about two hours, then settles into a sweet green scent on the skin.
It’s not listed, but the lime note is WAY too obvious. It doesn’t smell good unless you’re into drinking lime tea.
An intensely green scent where the mate adds a sour twist I didn’t like. It has a slight resemblance to Mate Verde, but this Biografia is much more astringent. Could work as a unisex fragrance.
It doesn’t resemble the original Biografia at all; it’s more aquatic with a bitter note (mate, which isn’t ripe) that some might not enjoy. It bears a slight resemblance to Green Mate.