Luna by Natura

On my skin, the mandarin and pepper stand out, giving a spicy sensation like orange peel oil, followed by fresh bud roses. The fruity dry down features berries, strawberry, mandarin, and peach; pink pepper complements it nicely. Mid-notes include soft jasmine and violets that transition into candies and vanilla, with cedar keeping a hint of acidic citrus. I detect a note of citronella or lemon grass not listed, perhaps a blend of others. It smells clean and fresh, versatile for daytime, ideal for men who don’t want heavy or overly sweet perfumes, and doesn’t cause rejection. I think it’s perfect for summer-spring, but now in winter it lasts less than 3 hours, and for $34 there are better options.

Since I tried it, I know it’s a must-have. It evokes two things for me: the smell of red tiles and chalk from my school when I’d leave, and that cold breeze of a sunny winter day. Natura launched it in summer in Argentina and nailed it: it smells clean and fresh, with a lovely earthy touch from patchouli. The powdery floral opening lasts for hours, then the woods emerge. It’s a bit like Versace Yellow Diamond in that citrusy herbaceous vibe, and shares that earthy note with other classics like Narciso or Tresor Midnight Rose. I’ve never smelled anything like it.

This perfume isn’t quite what I normally like, but honestly, it hooked me. Undeniably floral and woody. Almost from the start, you feel the blend of flowers with a slight talc-like touch, woody intensity, and the earthiness of patchouli and vetiver. It has body, longevity, and sillage. If you’re like me and sometimes strong perfumes make you dizzy, just use it moderately, and it will show all its personality, lasting all night, which in my opinion is undoubtedly the best time to wear it.

It’s a Natura gem that I took six years to accept and now I finally understand. I sprayed it a moment ago and I’m already obsessed with its citrusy and earthy phase; I haven’t felt the flowers yet, but I remember a friend who did. I smell it very similar to Coco Mademoiselle Intense; it’s heading in that direction. Excellent trail and longevity.

I’m fascinated by this perfume, I love it. Although its longevity isn’t great for that beautiful base, I think it’s super cute for everyday wear in autumn and spring. The mandarin top note is very noticeable and I love it, then it turns into a sweet but soft beautiful floral.

A real charm: the bottle is tender, very small, and fits in a purse, I love it, it’s different. It’s a very delicate citrus, that’s how I define it. It has good sillage and longevity. I bought it out of curiosity and I’m happy with the result.

I only have a sample of this beautiful perfume. It reminds me of Valentina by Valentino due to its earthy, vanilla, and feminine notes… very pretty, I’m testing its longevity to decide whether to buy it.

I was disappointed… it doesn’t give the wearer any character and it’s like spraying water, so much alcohol scent… better to go with the Essential Floral by Natura if you like soft florals.

A woody touch with fruity and fresh notes, floral body. It has excellent sillage, is very delicate, not at all invasive, and very feminine, a real charm.

I love it! For a magazine perfume, it has excellent longevity and a harmonious, very pleasant composition. Feminine, mysterious, floral. A delight!

I love it. For a magazine perfume, it has excellent longevity and a harmonious composition. It’s feminine, mysterious, and floral. A delight.

In my opinion, I wouldn’t recommend it; it’s quite sweet, you can detect the patchouli, but on my skin it didn’t last at all, 6/10.

From the Natura line, the Luna scents are the ones I like the least: super floral, smells like a cemetery.

I love it: very feminine, floral yet soft, delicate, with incredible longevity.

Rich, clean scent with roses and talc. Smells a bit ‘cheap’ but it’s decent.