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Homem Especiarias
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Descripción
Natura Homem Especiarias is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2016, this olfactory composition was created by nose Verônica Kato. The top notes unfold a vibrant combination of orange, lemon, bergamot, tangerine, grapefruit, and rhubarb leaves. The heart reveals a spicy complexity with white pepper, black pepper, ginger, nutmeg, coriander, elemi, and geranium. The base settles on vetiver, cedar, patchouli, musk, and benzoin.
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Salida
orange
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Corazón
White Pepper
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Base
vetiver
Comunidad
810 votos
- Positivo 88%
- Negativo 6.2%
- Neutral 5.9%
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Huge fragrance! I’m tired of so many citrus perfumes: always bergamot, lime, sour lime, lemon… BUT THIS IS ORANGE, the best orange scent I’ve ever experienced in a fragrance. I’d wear it all summer, all day… what a rich orange!
What a tremendous fragrance! I’m already tired of so many citrus perfumes: always bergamot, lime, sour lime, lemon… BUT THIS ISN’T!!!! This is ORANGE, the best orange I’ve ever felt in a fragrance. I’d wear it all summer, all day… what a delicious orange!
I love it; I bought it as soon as it launched in Argentina (they’ll probably delist it soon). It shares Terre d’Hermes’ character, though Homme Épicé feels a bit cooler and slightly metallic at first. I don’t detect open oranges, perhaps oranges with lime and a clear boost of fresh spices, though not as potent (not the ginger from Après la Mousson, for example). Maybe it’s the coriander seeds giving that spiced “lemonade” vibe… For a seductive evening scent, it lacks Terre d’Hermes’ woody resins… But depending on the context, it works because it’s very polished (a guy in this perfume with semiformal attire at a dinner would make a great impression; he could even wear it well at night). Since it doesn’t follow the trend of sweet, gourmand, dark, and dense men’s perfumes, it creates a subtle memory effect or draws attention. I detect the geranium contribution, but the other notes aren’t as distinct; they’re beautifully blended. Compared to Terre, the dry-down leans more toward citrus woods with a green touch rather than resinous woods bathed in dark, aromatic orange notes. Projection and longevity are good. Today I imagined it would pair well with a sweet rose perfume; I’m going to try it with Esta Flor Rosa from Natura.
I love it; I bought it as soon as it launched in Argentina (they’ll take it off the catalog soon). It shares the character of Terre d’Hermès, though Especiarias is a bit colder and barely metallic at the start. I don’t perceive oranges openly, but perhaps oranges with lime and a clear contribution of fresh spices, though not as potent (not the ginger of Après la Mousson, for example). Maybe it’s the coriander seeds that give that “spiced lemonade” vibe… To be more of a seductive night fragrance, it lacks the woody resins of Terre d’Hermès… But depending on the context, it works because it’s very neat (a guy with this perfume and semi-formal clothes at dinner would leave a good impression; he could wear it very well at night). Since it doesn’t fit the trend of sweet, gourmand, dark, and dense men’s perfumes, it generates a slight memory effect or catches attention. I distinguish the geranium contribution, but the other notes aren’t as clear; they’re very well blended. Compared to the Terre, in the dry-down it leans more towards citrus woods with a green touch than towards woods bathed in dark, aromatic orange resin. Projection and longevity are good. Today I imagined it would go well combined with a sweet rose perfume; I’m going to try it with Esta Flor Rosa de Natura.
Basically, it’s sweet lime slightly smoked, as if it were grilled, with a touch of orange and pepper. It could fit in the Zara Vibrant Leather school but more tropical and less earthy. I see it as perfect for the office in spring and summer; very pleasant, reserved, and natural scent.
Basically, it’s sweet lime slightly smoked, as if it were put on the grill, with a touch of orange and pepper. It could fit in the same school as Zara Vibrant Leather but more tropical and less earthy. I see it as perfect for the office in spring and summer; very pleasant, reserved, and natural scent.
I just rediscovered Natura fragrances after years of ignoring them, but I decided to try them today and I loved them. This Homem Especiarias has a pleasant citrus aroma, slightly spiced, woody, and herbal, ideal for spring and summer. It gives a sensation of freshness and cleanliness; the notes feel natural, nothing synthetic. The opening reminds me a lot of Terre d’Hermès Eau Tres Fraîches, with sweet lime and sweet orange predominating, then moving to a woody and herbal mix. It’s lasting easily about 8 hours.
I just rediscovered Natura fragrances after years of ignoring them, but today I decided to try them and I absolutely loved them. This Homme Épicé has a pleasant citrus aroma, lightly spiced, woody, and herbal, ideal for spring and summer. It gives a sense of freshness and cleanliness; the notes feel natural, nothing synthetic. The opening reminds me a lot of Terre d’Hermes Eau Tres Fraîche, with lime and sweet orange predominating, then shifting to a woody and herbal mix. It’s lasting me easily around 8 hours.
@gera81 I know TDH Eau Tres Fraîche and it doesn’t resemble it at all. It also doesn’t seem to have been delisted like Homme Madeiras or Essentiel Elixir. How is it possible they’d delist their best fragrances?
Just bought it: it’s not the black thread (reminds me of Terre d’Hermes), but it’s a mix of citrus, herbal, and zesty notes between woody orange and spices. Lush freshness, a relaxing humid sensation, like an orange grove in the forest with fine herbs and tree bark, even down to the pencil-sharpener and pencil scent. A great fragrance worth the price and quality without breaking the bank. Dry down excellent with woods taking the lead. Scent 8/10, Sillage 6/10, Longevity 7/10. Recommended.
Spectacular! The price-to-quality ratio is unbeatable. It opens with citrus, dominated by orange, blended with spices. The notes smell very natural; that orange is absolutely delicious. I was impressed by the projection and how long it lasts on the skin. The vetiver, though not dominant, pushes the rest to create a trail that lasts many hours; on my skin, it’s been about 8 hours. Impressive. Some compare it to Terre d’Hermès. I know the classic and the Eau Intense Vetiver (one of my favorites), and I don’t notice much similarity with either, maybe just the opening with the classic. Others say it resembles Eau Tres Fraîches (I haven’t tried it). I think Homme Madeiras (which shares the same DNA) resembles the TDH EDT more than this. An incredible fragrance; I hope the rumors about it being discontinued aren’t true.
@gera81 I know TDH Tres Eau Fraiche and it doesn’t resemble it at all. It also doesn’t seem discontinued like Homem Madeiras or Essencial Elixir. How can they discontinue their best fragrances?
Very zesty and herbal, with full-on mandarin and vetiver. One of the best I’ve tried from Natura, but I think they’ve already discontinued it. They always pull their best stuff, just like they did with Aurum.
A disaster, straight to the trash. Smells like artificial citrus that burns your nose. Natura has some good ones, but they’re pricey and don’t stand out; others are pure failures. P.S.: Is the note list a joke?
A straight disaster. Smells like artificial citrus that hits your nostrils hard. Natura is a problem: some are good but don’t stand out and are pricey (here in Argentina), while others are pure trash. P.S.: Is the note list a joke?
A classic barbershop opening with spicy flashes of pepper, ginger, and vetiver, but it fades quickly: one of the shortest-lasting from Natura despite the persistent ingredients on paper (6/10).
Very good, among the best from Natura I’ve tried so far. Refreshing, revitalizing, and perfect for summer. I compare it to the sensation of drinking tonic water (translated to the nose). Regarding its link to Terre d’Hermès, rather than resembling it, I’d say they’re heading in the same direction. It actually reminds me more of Guerlain L’Homme Boisé.
Within my collection, it’s one of the few that sparks a curious love/hate relationship. Love: it’s very personal. The first impression was overwhelmingly pleasant; it reminded me of squeezing orange juice for my convalescent mom. Picking the oranges, cutting them, twisting them in the juicer, getting my hands dirty to squeeze every last drop—the scent of the freshly poured glass and pulp residue on my palm is this perfume. It seems linear, smelling only of oranges. But look closer: the opening is effervescent, a medley of orange, mandarin, bergamot, lemon, and grapefruit that initially confuses, hitting like a jawbreaker before fading in minutes. Then, when freshly sprayed, it reveals an intensified orange with a metallic touch (for me, cilantro) and nasal textures of pepper and ginger. This lasts an hour or so before settling into a calmer, subtler phase, almost powdery with elemi resin and the earthiness of vetiver. I say ‘earthy’ because while it resembles Terre d’Hermès (the quality gap is chasmic, logically due to price), it’s quite subtle, almost unnoticed; there’s no coherence between the opening and the dry down. Beyond that, it’s a shame it’s discontinued. It’s synthetic, but I’d buy it again—I enjoy it so much. Hate: since I love it, I wish it lasted longer and projected more. On my skin in mild weather, it lasts about 4 hours with average projection for an hour. I clarify ‘mild weather’ because in 30°C heat or below 10°C cold, it vanishes in a breath. Blindly recommended if you like citrus and orange with pepper notes. I’ve seen many women buy Terre d’Hermès EDT thinking it’s similar, so I invite them to try a sample. It’s a mature, versatile aroma that could work as a signature. Best for semi-formal or casual outings, more indoor than outdoor, day or night. I don’t see it as highly seductive for dates (better options in the Homem line are Dom, Essence, and Potence), nor is it soft enough for the gym. Among fresh, spicy citrus accords, this scent isn’t overused, so it could stand out more. The downside is its short longevity, so the purchase depends on your taste, budget, and whether you’re a perfume collector (I’m becoming one). In Argentina, some consultants still sell it for $16–25. I have a sample of Homem Madeiras (also discontinued) that’s somewhat similar but feels more mature; there, the oranges are more bitter and the woods are accentuated. If I had to choose between Especiarias and Madeiras without hesitation, I’d pick Especiarias.
Spectacular! This is how a summer perfume should smell: revitalizing right out of the bottle and masculine as it dries down—I love it!
Homen Especiarias by Natura. What a perfume, please! Alongside its twin, Homen Madeiras, it’s one of Natura’s best. My wife gifted it to me, and opening the bottle felt like diving into a spice jar (which I adore): cayenne pepper, cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg give a pleasant tickle to the nose. The projection is powerful, surpassing many designer scents that, thanks to recent tax hikes, make us opt for brands costing three times less. After two or three hours, the heart notes emerge with citrus and vetiver. The trail and projection are decent for the price. My only complaint is Natura’s (and other houses’) curse of discontinuing perfumes after just a few years, which prevents building tradition and lasting aromas recognized over time. Honorable exceptions include Azzaro, Paco Rabanne, and Armani, with lines spanning decades. Rating: 9/10.
Curious fragrance: I loved it at first—fresh and light for brutal heat—but with wear, the citrus top turned a bit sharp and generic. It lasts well on my skin for about 5–6 hours with 1.5–2 hours of great projection.