Humor Liberta by Natura

I love it. I’m usually very sweet, but this one won me over ❤. It’s woody, almost masculine, with a fresh and spicy twist. It lasts over 5 hours; even though it’s fresh, I’m not sure if it can handle intense heat.

Hi, I tried it and gifted it to my sister because the masculine scent didn’t work for me. Later I tried True Word by Maison Alhambra and thought of ‘Humor Liberta de Natura’. People say it’s a good dupe for Blue Talisman by Ex Nihilo, so they might share similar DNA. Lattafa’s Art Of Universe also goes in a similar direction. It’s an DNA I don’t connect with and feels overhyped. Cheers.

I don’t like it. I smelled it more on women than men. It seems excessively spicy, lacking harmony or charm. It’s strong without purpose, with a boring pink pepper accord. It’s not seductive or rich; it only serves to grab attention. I dislike it immensely and want to move away when I smell it. It bores me to death. It’s super popular in Buenos Aires. I don’t recommend it, but tastes vary…

To be honest, I was intrigued since I smelled it at a friend’s house. It seemed interesting, modern, and unisex, but it turns out to be more feminine. The opening is fresh, floral, and spicy—very striking. However, once it settles, the sweet and enveloping base becomes heavy and suffocating. It gives me a headache if I wear it for too long due to the intensity. It’s not bad; it has great longevity and a free vibe, but if you’re looking for a balance between masculine and feminine, this leans feminine. I feel it’s more like a vase than freedom. I’m not regretting trying it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

I’m surprised they don’t list mandarin in the top notes. It smells exactly like that fruit at first, then transforms into overripe plum and flowers. It doesn’t last long, but it would be a good alternative for a Sunday afternoon drinking mate in the plaza.

A unisex perfume. Smells quite sweet and spicy, probably due to the pepper, with a citrus touch. Pretty good for hot weather and sunny days. I recommend it. Good price.

This one and Sarkany’s ‘Dragonnes’ smell the same on my skin. They’re unisex and very different from most perfumes.

Call me crazy, but I sensed a heritage of Le Beau Le Parfum after 3 hours of wear (I wore it from night out to the club). I read that Conexión de Humor was very similar to Le Beau EDT, but when I tried it, I honestly didn’t find the resemblance. However, this Libertá surprised me. Longevity: 3 to 4 hours. Sillage: moderate. Dominant notes: copaiba, some florals, and an exquisite iris very similar to the one found in LBLP.

I love unisex and woody perfumes, those that leave a mark without asking permission. At one point, I was loyal to the now-discontinued Amo Chamengo; this isn’t the same, but it reminded me of it with its deep woody notes and eternal longevity. Sweet scents fade on my skin, but this one clings. I jumped into the pool, got out, and was still wrapped in its essence, as if it refused to leave. If you’re looking for something sweet, look elsewhere. But if you want to smell different, unique, and unforgettable… this is the way. I was fascinated.

Yes, it’s quite similar to Baccarat, and I also sense a faint similarity to Eros Flame. Personally, I don’t think it’s unisex; it seems more masculine to me. It’s rich.

I found it exquisite, but despite being unisex, I feel it’s not neutral. Despite its sweetness, it has woody touches. On me, and given my preferences—especially since the sweet woody note ends up being the most powerful and longest-lasting—it didn’t work out as well, but it worked so well for my partner that I’ve already bought it twice. It’s very good; people have complimented it a lot, and I even thought about gifting it to my sister who found it delicious.

I’ve had this perfume for a while; in my opinion, it’s very interesting. The sweet fruity notes are the protagonists. It fits the unisex category but leans a bit towards a feminine perfume, but there’s nothing wrong with that if you have an open mind and don’t mind others’ opinions. You can receive female compliments if you’re a man, since its sweet and fruity aroma gives an exotic result. I believe perfumes do have an age; this one suits young people, specifically twenties and maybe thirties.

Indeed, this fragrance reminds me of Zara’s Red Temptation (I don’t know the BR540), but this one feels less sweet-caramel-like; I sense it more as sweet-fruity and much woodier. I like it, but in my opinion, you shouldn’t buy it blindly and should apply it with caution, as it has a very heavy sillage. Personally, this perfume lasts up to 38 hours on me even after a shower. I feel it’s totally unisex, especially in the dry-down, which is the best part of its development. I wouldn’t use it in enclosed spaces or in summer because it can definitely be suffocating.

An interesting opening, but the dry-down and projection hurt my nose. I’m not sure exactly which note is unpleasant in the dry-down; in the same way, and even worse, it’s the Homen Elo, which irritates my olfactory system and gives me migraines, and I’m not exaggerating. The worst ones I’ve tried from this Natura line. The ones I would recommend are Homen Essence, Potence, and Tato.

When I tried it, I liked it, so I decided to buy it. I used it quite a bit at first, but there was something that didn’t quite work for me, so I lent it to my husband. It was the best thing I could have done. On his skin, it feels much sweeter and looks spectacular on him; he even receives several compliments.