Flor do Luar by Natura

I find it a bit challenging to wear, though I absolutely love its green, citrusy vibe. It has an interesting twist: a slightly oily note that adds sophistication. At first, it’s a bit spicy, but once it dries down, it’s incredibly gentle, calm, and elegant. I tried it because of its resemblance to Cartier’s Baiser Volé, and I nailed it—both are floral and green. The difference is that Natura’s version stays more citrusy, while Cartier’s dries down with a faint talcum-powder vibe, like those fruity pill powders (think Yapa), yet it remains classy and mature, not childish. They’re not dupes, but the feeling is strikingly similar.

I tried this recently and thought it was ideal for summer. The woody and oily notes make it feel very original. It’s woody, floral, aquatic, and citrusy—super versatile with its own distinct personality.

I have the sample and it smells like clean flowers. At first, I thought it was jasmine, then I checked the notes. If you want to be associated with a rich, floral soap scent, Flor Do Luar is perfect.

I’ve been wearing it for a few days, and what stands out most are the green notes and some oily or balsamic ones. Together, it smells like aromatic soap—very clean, perfect for daytime use or straight out of the shower.

I’m new to perfumes but want to share my honest take: it smelled amazing on the sample. I bought it after loving the sample, but when I first sprayed it, I was disappointed. I have a sensitivity to sweet perfumes that give me headaches, and this seemed like an exception. At first, it didn’t deliver that freshness I felt in the sample. But I gave it more chances, and within a week, I fell in love. The headaches stopped, and now I enjoy it immensely. I find it elegant, moderate—neither overwhelming nor super fresh—perfect for any weather. I apply it to skin and clothes, and it lasts longer on fabric. Every time I smell my clothes, I get a warm, elegant sensation; it’s very easy to grow attached to. It reminds me of a young mother figure, nothing like an old-lady perfume. I recommend it.

I love it! It’s one of the few citrus scents that doesn’t smell like cooking oil on my skin. I swapped it for Pink Humor, which I couldn’t stand anymore. At 35 degrees, it worked like a charm. I feel like a bouquet of wet flowers in a spring garden. It’s a beautiful alternative to the super gourmand and diabetic-sweet scents I usually wear. It’s refined, delicate, and elegant.

Flor de Luar is a perfume I absolutely love, perfect for everyday wear without being pretentious, yet not indifferent; I feel it transports me to a land of fairies. It has good longevity and moderate sillage; I’d define it as a balsamic floral. The citrus is there but heavily blended with the oils. Like CarCar, I think the orange blossom note is a bit synthetic or slightly prominent. Nevertheless, I adore wood and oil bases, and personally, this is my daily wear in mild weather.

In my case, I’ve never enjoyed citrus perfumes, but I took advantage of Natura’s promotions to try… but I’m not a fan of this one. I feel it’s very citrusy and fruity, and since it’s not my favorite olfactory family because I prefer woods, I used it for the gym just for the fresh feeling. I also didn’t feel it was appropriate for my age; I’m 37, and since my younger sister used to wear citrus lotions, I always feel it’s a more teenage scent.

The essence of a muse: eclipsed between moon flowers. Freedom between a wild touch not everyone can handle, lost in the humidity of the jungle and its sounds at night, with raindrops falling on its rivers and wetting the earth to unfold its unmistakable aroma, feeding the orchids that cling to the trees. This is Flor do Luar, a fragrance from Natura’s Ekos line that arrived as a gift to celebrate a New Year, exalting the orchid, the main note representing sexuality in the plant kingdom, blending it with seduction and delicacy. Created as a tribute to the Moon Flower of the Amazon, which blooms only once a year in the shadows. Rare, it stands out among other flowers, and those who appreciate small details get wrapped in its mystery. Just like you eclipsed me; being an Eau de Toilette, the time it lasts on my skin wraps me in your exotic floral scent that blends with my natural essence, leaving a woody, resinous, slightly herbal trail, not precisely fresh or ethereal. It’s an interesting option for those who love scents with mysterious touches and want to highlight their skin discreetly, knowing they are sensual and attractive without big tricks. Created in 2016 by Verónica Kato. Projection: soft. Longevity: 2 to 3 hours on skin. For daily use, better performance in mild or humid climates. Olfactory path: sensual floral. Top notes: lemon, tangerine, and green notes. Heart notes: chocolate orchid, gardenia, jasmine, rose, violet, and essential oils of priprioca and pataquera amazônicas. Base notes: musk, cedar, sandalwood, tonka bean, moss, vanilla bean, and copaiba essential oil.

A very rich fragrance! Actually, it’s not one of my preferred scents (I prefer gourmands, well-sweet, but complex). I smell citrus in the opening, lemony, and then in the dry down it turns floral and quite sweet on my skin. It’s a strange, attractive, and sensual scent, hard to describe, but uncommon. I feel it has the right dose between citrus, floral, sweet, and it’s elegant and sophisticated. I like it, but I’m not fascinated because it’s not my style (in fact, I sometimes wear it, but my mother uses it more), and I think I like smelling it on her better than on myself. The longevity is excellent; it lasts quite a while. I consider that, while it’s not as strong or nocturnal, it would be great for late afternoon/evening and I don’t find it bothersome for hot climates or summer. Worth having.

I can say about this perfume that it’s a floral, sensual, even elegant aroma that, in my opinion, denotes cleanliness. But I can’t imagine it on a man; I think it’s totally feminine.

Reminds me of Guy Laroche Fidji

I loved it at first, but over the days it started to bother me; a cactus flower note gives me nausea, so I’ll have to gift it away

Floral opening and I thought it was terrible, haha! But then it won me over. It’s incredibly rich and unique

Bought it on a hunch after reading the composition. I love woody notes because they smell amazing and last long on my skin. Flor do Luar has a sparkling citrus opening with great sillage; people never ask what I’m wearing. Then come wet woods that last 6 to 8 hours. It’s unique, citrusy, woody, feminine, sweet, and soft. On my skin, the woody, sparkling, and wet aspects stand out, like a sunny, wet Amazonian morning. I recommend it to the bold