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Humor da Minha Vida
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Humor da Minha Vida by Natura is a floral-fruited gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this composition is Verônica Kato. The top notes are red apple, bergamot, and pink pepper; the heart features freesia, rose, and lily of the valley; and the base notes include vanilla, amber, and sandalwood.
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I like it but it doesn’t overwhelm me; it smells like apple with spices, something like apple with cinnamon and spicy at the same time.
It’s mine now, I wanted it so much!! Now I smell more pineapple and cinnamon than the described notes. The best of all the Humors. The one with the least woody base. Intense and sweet mature fruit aroma. Even though it’s almost flat, it’s extremely pleasant and carries a note of modernity.
Really rich. That red apple with caramel and vanilla. So rich. Sweet just right, very rich but lasts very little. Its trail is almost skin-level and lasts me about 4 hours, unlike other Humors like Meu Primeiro which last almost 12 hours with an amazing trail. It could perform better and would be perfect.
Today I was waiting in line at a clinic. As I approached a secretary, a rich halo reached me: fresh, very clean, the perfect mix between concentrated fruit juice and softly talc-like flowers. It reached me perfectly at almost a meter, with the desk and counter between us; I felt it as I got closer. After my shift, I asked what she was wearing; I needed to know, it smelled incredible. My surprise was huge when she said it was “a Natura Humor, the blue bottle one.” I couldn’t believe it. I told her how good it suited her and she smiled. Back home, I tested the sample again and found the same beautiful aroma I sensed in the girl… But I trashed it in my previous review. How can it be? The only explanation: before it was July (winter) and now it’s February (late summer). I think the warm weather favors it so much. I’m impressed. Another proof that before saying a perfume “is ugly,” you have to test it in different conditions.
The note breakdown is incomplete. Natura says: Top: cocktail of citrus, red apple, pink pepper, bergamot; Heart: freesia, rose, lily of the valley; Base: sandalwood, vanilla, amber, iris. It feels like freesia with red apple, so well combined, with a creamy sweetness where the sandalwood, vanilla, and amber don’t stand out… Could it be the combination of the three?
I tested a sample of Marc Jacobs Daisy Love and I say: Humor da Minha Vida is in the same style. Perhaps the Natura one is fruitier; that apple/pineapple note gives it a lot of juiciness, while Daisy Love has a slight bitterness. There’s a clear difference in intensity: the Natura is a super intense, long-lasting bomb, while the Jacobs is softer and seems less durable. I imagine there will be another in the Daisy family similar to the Natura one…
I bought it blindly because of the caramelized apples; I love sweets. It smells like apple with caramel and a citrus touch that prevents it from being cloying.
Sensitive nose, read this: it’s very sweet and gives me migraines, but the scent is rich. Ideal for cold days. At first, it smells green, then the sweet apple and floral notes take over; it’s not fresh enough for sensitive noses. It feels made to make you smile. After two hours, the sweet hit fades and you enjoy the real aroma. I love the concept and the apple; I’ll use it more to decide whether to keep it or gift it. If you’re looking for a fruity, soft summer scent with a sensitive nose, try the Ekos Maracuya freshness; it has citrus. The turquoise bottle is gorgeous; I loved it when I received it. Sorry if I don’t describe the flowers well—I avoid them. I’m just giving my opinion to help sensitive people like me (I detect scents that others ignore and suffer from headaches or nausea). Update 09/02: I’m keeping it! I’ve gotten used to it, the sweet hit passed, and I enjoy the opening notes minutes later (I feel like I’m in paradise). It’s perfect for winter; it cheers me up and I see everything in pink, haha. It’s still winter, so I can’t comment on summer yet.
Sweet and fruity with an apple vibe. The longevity is a disaster on my skin: only 2 hours, worse than other Natura scents. In short: neither great nor terrible, it’s okay but not magic.
Smells like a little girl… I won’t be repurchasing.
I bought it blindly because it sounded sweet and I was disappointed. It opens with apple, but as it dries down, it becomes an overly sweet, synthetic gourmand. I thought it would be fresh, but it’s not. Then the apple fades and only that extreme sweetness remains, which even gives me a headache.
Sweet and tart red apple. Fresh and deceptive opening, it seems citrusy but dries down to caramel, and the florals disappear. Vibrant, fruity, and youthful, perfect for spring afternoons. Reminds me of Nina Ricci. Good buy for the price.
Caramelized apple. I love it. It’s a fresh, sparkling gourmand, acidic with citrus and vanilla. A spring or summer perfume that gives energy. Good longevity on the skin, normal trail. It’s similar to Boum Vanille, but here the apple and citrus dominate and the sweetness drops.
Pleasant but it doesn’t last long on me. It’s a sparkling fruity scent with citrus, not as sweet as they say. Ideal for heat and the office. I won’t be buying it again; I regret not getting the red one, but I like the line for next summer. More reviews on my IG: @vivianamorettisegui
Rich, super-sweet apple. The scent isn’t as synthetic as I thought.
Caramelized apple from start to finish. Moderate trail and longevity. Perfect for daily wear, juicy. I recommend it, but not for more than 600 pesos; you can get it cheaper through a consultant, even 300 with a promo.
Exquisite. Smells like caramelized, almost roasted apple. I love it.
100% apple, intense opening, then a pineapple sweetness emerges. Very tasty, juicy, and fruity. In the heat, it gets a bit heavy. Too bad it didn’t last more than an hour and a half.
At first, it dazzles more than its sibling, but then it becomes dense and sticky for others. It reminds me of Ralph Lauren. It’s a love-hate relationship depending on the day. I bought it for the price; I think they’ve already discontinued it here 🤷🏻.
They didn’t lie to me, but it smells mostly of cinnamon and synthetic notes, with almost no sweet apple. It lasts under two hours on the skin, but at least it’s cheap.
It reminds me a bit of Jean Arthes’ Boum Vanille, but this one has a more acidic and caramelized apple. Boum has more of a caramelized apple without the acidity. Both are beautiful.
It’s super delicious, sweet, literally apple bathed in caramel, and super potent.
When I first tried it, I didn’t like it—it felt too cloying… But I decided to give it a second, third, and fourth chance… The magic happened when I tried it on a somewhat cold rainy day; I felt wrapped in apple and caramel. I think in that climate it has an intoxicating performance.
My Life’s Humor smells like caramelized apples, lightly vanilla-infused and floral. The best part is that the apple is bittersweet, which saves it from being overly sweet. I prefer how it feels on cold or rainy days rather than hot ones; in fact, I wouldn’t consider it suitable for heat. The longevity and sillage are moderate, which is a relief. It provides warmth, comforts, rejuvenates, and cheers up just as our life’s latent humor should 😉
I perceive it as an acidic, sparkling fruity scent with white florals. The tart apple and slightly powdery white flowers make it incredibly addictive. I have to find the perfect day to wear it because on some days the gourmand facet overwhelms me, while on others it shines with a clean, almost childish shampoo-like freshness—that innocent crispness. It works well for spring climates.
It smells to me similar to Escada’s Candy Love: pink heart with red, apple at the beginning and end, and a touch of pomegranate. It’s fruity, floral, and slightly sweet. I can’t detect the citrus on my skin. The longevity is about 4 hours on the skin.
I think it’s excessively expensive for what it is. I’ve smelled the scent in a Natalie Botanicals, and it’s just as simple, even worse. It’s very sharp and, as others mentioned, becomes sticky because of how sweet it is. The scent is so strong I couldn’t recognize the notes; it smelled like air freshener, nice but not for perfume. Later, it smelled like fabric softener. Sure, they’re rich scents, but I insist, not for a perfume. PS: I wore it on a cold, rainy day.
This is my favorite perfume; I used to wear it when I was younger, and it was the star of my summers with its sweet apple wrapped in delicious vanilla caramel. It’s definitely very sweet and youthful, but on the skin over time, it becomes more floral. I used it sparingly in winter, but it was wonderful and cozy. It’s been discontinued in Chile for a couple of years, but if you get the chance to buy it and you’re a lover of sweet perfumes, it’s a blind buy. 100/10.
I’ve had this for years and barely used it; it was a blind buy. The apple is very heavy, more overripe and sharp than fresh, and I don’t smell caramel, just a hint of apple liqueur. Overall, it smells dry like a mix of overripe apple and sandalwood. It feels very autumn or winter; in spring, I use it layered with something citrusy or floral, but it’s not one of my favorites. It was pricey ($40), and it seems Natura has already released fresher apple fragrances. If it comes back to the catalog, I wouldn’t buy it blind again. It’s heavy, mature, and sharp.
A delight: a sweet red apple opening with a hint of bergamot. After a few minutes, you feel the vanilla and amber, making it sweet and creamy close to the skin. It’s a pity I get olfactory fatigue, as I stop smelling it after a few minutes, although others can still detect it for 3-4 hours.
It’s cute but childish, a half-baked scent. I bought the mini to test it out and couldn’t bring myself to get the full size; honestly, I haven’t even used it.
How delicious the apple is! What great fruits Natura makes! It’s sweet and revitalizing. I think it could accompany you very well even in autumn. I discovered that the sandalwood note helps accentuate the sweetness. Bravo for this fragrance!
The opening is very pleasant, quite generic, but I can’t handle the dry-down scent: it’s repulsive, like rotting apple with earth, it gives me nausea.
It was a gift; I have the 25 ml version. The caramelized apple is very noticeable, with a slight hint of Nina Ricci, but it’s not the same because pink pepper takes the spotlight and makes it a bit intolerant if you spray too much, but it’s not unpleasant and has good longevity, about 4 hours.
It smells like a well-sweet, juicy, and coquettish apple, with a light citrus note that makes it less of a typical apple and more fun. The light vanilla notes make it very feminine. Very rich, I loved it.
Ideal for those who like the smell of apple. It’s not bad; it reminded me of the Nina Ricci Nina EDT, except this one smells more like a caramelized apple. It didn’t kill me, but there’s something in its formula that felt a bit penetrating to me.
The opening is pure fresh apple; I read comparisons with Nina, but this one feels more natural, like a real apple. I love the opening, but it lasts very little, just a few minutes, then shifts to a powdery, soft lily-of-the-valley scent like talc. I don’t recommend buying blind because the opening and dry-down seem like two completely different fragrances.
At first, I loved it; I even had two bottles. I felt it was youthful, feminine, sweet, and fruity without being cloying. Later, it just smelled like spicy incense, probably due to the sandalwood. It came out of my closet and I wouldn’t buy it again because I stopped liking it, and since it’s an EDT, it doesn’t last long.
I don’t know if it’s the bottle color or the notes, but I had so much faith in this perfume that I overestimated it. The longevity is body-splash level. It reminds me of Bade’e Al Oud Sublime due to the apple, but without lychee or patchouli; it’s a washed-up, friendly version. It’s fresh and sweet. Should I buy blind? No, but for less money, you can buy one or two body splashes.
I tried a sample and feared it would be cloying, but I fell in love with it during the journey: soft, delicate, and sweet with a tart and powdery touch. The opening smells like biting into a green apple, but I wouldn’t wear it in the heat.