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Humor Transforma by Natura

Men Women 2023

Brand
Natura
Perfumer
Verônica Kato

Description

Humor Transforma by Natura is a woody-spicy fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, this composition was created by Verônica Kato, Emilie Coppermann, and Leslie Gauthier. The top notes reveal a vibrant combination of grapefruit, aquatic notes, bergamot, pear, pineapple, lemon, cardamom, priprioca, and timur. The heart unfolds with elegance thanks to the presence of lavender, geranium, sage, and…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 7.7%
  • Spring 37%
  • Summer 38%
  • Autumn 17%
  • Day 79%
  • Night 21%

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224 votes

  • Positive 72%
  • Negative 11%
  • Neutral 17%
positive reviews 224 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer Summer

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About Humor Transforma

Main accord citrus Year 2023 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Emilie Coppermann · Leslie Gauthier · Verônica Kato

Humor Transforma by Natura is a woody-spicy fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, this composition was created by Verônica Kato, Emilie Coppermann, and Leslie Gauthier. The top notes reveal a vibrant combination of grapefruit, aquatic notes, bergamot, pear, pineapple, lemon, cardamom, priprioca, and timur. The heart unfolds with elegance thanks to the presence of lavender, geranium, sage, and violet. Finally, the base offers a warm and persistent foundation of cedar, musk, moss, amber, patchouli, and praline.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Flowers Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic Sweet and gourmand

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

134 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

133 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

166 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

138 votes

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  1. I love it! The grapefruit notes really stand out; it’s super fresh and energetic, instantly puts me in a good mood. Perfect for anyone.

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  2. Lorena Mdq

    The opening is identical to the female version of Humor On-Line—that grapefruit explosion hits hard. The problem is it doesn’t evolve on my skin 😢. No heart or base, just citrus. I feel like I ended up with two identical perfumes; I like them, but they weren’t what I was looking for.

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  3. Azariel_Nox

    The opening is citrusy, rich, and fresh. As it dries down, it smells like a super light dupe of Br540. Very nice; now I’m thinking of trying Libertá too.

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  4. EliParfum

    What a rich opening! A fruity and aquatic explosion that evolves into more fruits before finishing with a slightly sweet dry-down. Very rich, suitable for any season, ideal for casual outings or short dates.

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  5. It’s more masculine than unisex; it doesn’t seem feminine to me at all. If I’m right, it’s fresh and herbal, reminding me of some Adolfo Domínguez perfumes. It has a lovely trail.

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  6. Juanpasiones

    It’s very similar to Paco Rabanne’s Invictus Platinum! That citrus/fruity (tropical-sweet) opening, with a bit of spicy herbal kick that tickles the nose. What a stroke of genius by Natura, though I’m not sure if it was intentional! They nailed it. Obviously, the longevity and projection aren’t as good as Invictus, and this has a more bitter, liquorish opening, but for the price, it’s super well done. It feels like good quality, not like cheap Chinese knockoff; it smells like a designer fragrance. And yes, it’s much more masculine than feminine. One thing is having a subtle tropical sweetness, another is being unisex, but here the masculine vibe really stands out. I loved it.

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  7. To me, it’s not unisex; it’s more of a men’s fragrance. You can notice the soft woody, herbal notes, and a little bit of sweet fruity notes without being overwhelming…

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  8. danzaesencia

    Definitely not the same whether you wear it in the cold or the heat. It’s warm today and I wore it early thanks to the citrus notes. It felt like a pineapple water bath with citrus accords, balanced by the subtle sage and delicious geranium. Drying down, it’s a playful mix of lavender and citrus that brings joy and clarity. It lasts six hours, which is exactly what I need in the heat. Excellent value for money.

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  9. danzaesencia

    Definitely not the same in cold vs. heat. I wore it early today with some warmth for its citrus notes. It felt like a bath of pineapple and citrus water, balanced, with that same freshness from the sage and geranium. As it dried, a play of lavender and citrus that radiates joy and clarity. It lasts six hours, just what I need in the heat. Excellent value for money.

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  10. Citrus fragrance with a freshness that reminds me of shower gel. Very short longevity. I had a sample; great fresh opening but it dissipates within minutes. Personally, there are better options in this line, like Homen Essence, Potence, or Tato.

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  11. I love it. On my skin, a delicious cardamom note really shines through—super fresh and perfect for any day. It lasts well for about 3 hours.

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  12. I absolutely adore this fragrance; it’s fresh and has great longevity.

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  13. I was gifted this, and even though I’m not an expert, it smells citrusy and great right out of the bottle. Later, it turns sweeter and spicier. It reminds me of Zara’s Red Temptation but with much more freshness.

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  14. anna bortion

    The opening smells like the online female humor: citrusy and energetic. Then it shifts to a more masculine, woody vibe, and finally, it becomes the Libertá humor with too much wood and unbearable patchouli. Literally feels like a mix of all three, quite boring and lacking novelty.

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  15. anna bortion

    The opening is the same as the online feminine version, citrusy and energetic, then it moves toward the online masculine version becoming woody. As it dries, it seems like Libertá with too much wood and unbearable patchouli. Literally looks like a mix of all three. It’s quite boring and nothing new.

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  16. master_parfum

    Personally, I don’t like the Libertá humor, and this smells much better: fruity, sweet, and fresh. I think it’s more unisex, though it does get a woody touch as it dries down. Incredible for $15, buy blind. Longevity: over 6 hours. Sillage: over 2 hours. Age: 15+. Usage: Versatile for daytime (spring and summer). Pdt: If you liked the Beijo humor, this is the fresher, less spicy version.

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  17. master_parfum

    Personally, I didn’t like Humor Libertá, but this is way superior: fruity, sweet, and fresh. Feels unisex, though with a masculine touch due to the woody dry-down. Incredibly great for $15, and it was a blind buy. Lasts over 6 hours and projects for more than 2. Perfect for ages 15+, versatile for daytime (spring and summer). If you liked Humor Beijo, this is its fresh, less spicy version.

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  18. Hey guys, it doesn’t resemble Libertá Humor, stop confusing them lol. It’s about 70% similar to Online Humor, but this one transforms it and makes it sweeter. You can feel the pineapple, pear, aquatic notes, lavender, bergamot, and barely any grapefruit… remember when your mom made fruit salad for Christmas? Exactly like that, copy-pasted, just sweeter… I can’t figure out what gives it that sweetness but I suspect praliné. Anyway, excellent fragrance and super unisex from start to finish. It’s a citrus perfume, don’t expect huge longevity, but honestly, it holds up pretty well. Cheers to Naturraaaa. Chapeu as always to Verónica Kato. Amen.

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  19. Hey guys, nothing to do with Free Humor, stop confusing them lol. It’s about 70% similar to Online Humor, but this one transforms it and makes it sweeter. You can taste the pineapple, pear, aquatic notes, lavender, and barely any bergamot… remember when your mom made fruit salad for Christmas? Exactly like that, copy-pasted, just sweeter. I can’t figure out what gives it that sweetness, but I suspect praliné. Anyway, excellent fragrance and super unisex from start to finish. It’s a citrus perfume, don’t expect huge longevity, but honestly, it holds up pretty well. Cheers to Naturraaaa. Chapeu as always to Verónica Kato. Amen.

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  20. 100% buy blind, super fruity. Dries down to talc/woody notes. Lasted my entire workday. I loved it, honestly. Super unisex. It’s not overpowering and I got so many compliments the first time I wore it. It’s like a modern, distant cousin of CK One—more modern and sweeter. I liked it a lot. No doubt I’ll repurchase when I finish this.

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  21. Blind buy and a total hit: super fruity at first, then dries down to musky and woody tones. Lasted my entire workday and I loved it. It’s super unisex, not overpowering, and I got tons of compliments on my first use. It’s like a distant, more modern cousin of CK One, but sweeter. No doubt I’ll repurchase when I run out.

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  22. At first, it smells like the online feminine version, citrusy and energetic, but less sharp. Here it leans sweet, not as fresh, then transforms as its name suggests: into something tropical fruity seeking the balsamic side of Libertá (which don’t seem that similar to me, a good surprise since I own it). It has a sugary base, not gourmand, that I think is praliné, but it’s barely noticeable.

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  23. At first, it smells like the website description but less sharp; here it leans more sweet than fresh, then shifts as the name suggests to something tropical fruity, trying to go for the balsamic side of Libertá (which I don’t like much, so a nice surprise since I already own it). There’s a sugary base, not gourmand, which I think is praliné, but it’s barely noticeable.

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  24. Just arrived today from Argentina, packaging similar to Libertá. At first glance, it’s a mix of Online Humor with a citrus opening, smelling like sweet oranges and mango, even though those aren’t listed notes. Then it resembles Libertá with a geranium note that dominates. Projection and longevity are still unknown; I need to test it for a few days. If you liked Libertá, you’ll love this; it would be like a summer complement. If you don’t know the fragrance, I recommend trying both first. My wife loved it so I’m leaving it for her; as for me, that geranium reminded me of the dried-down Kaiak Vital Masc with that distinct note.

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