Men
Navigo Moon Homme
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Descripción
Navigo Moon Homme by JAFRA is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2013, this composition features top notes of bergamot, grapefruit, cardamom, and peach; heart notes of neroli, hyssop, lavender, and apple; and base notes of patchouli, musk, vetiver, and leather.
Resumen rápido
Pirámide olfativa
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Características
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Longevidad
Escasa
Débil
Moderada
Duradera
Muy duradera
Estela
Suave
Moderada
Pesada
Enorme
Género
Femenino
Unisex femenino
Unisex
Unisex masculino
Masculino
Precio
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Ligeramente costoso
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Excelente precio
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It smells very similar to 212 with the same opening, just a bit sweeter, but it keeps the essence of Carolina Herrera’s 212.
Smells very similar to 212 with the same opening, but a bit sweeter; it has that essence that 212 by Carolina Herrera is known for.
I just bought The Secret Night by Antonio Banderas and noticed it shares many notes with this gem. There are real treasures like this in the catalog. By the way, Navigo Moon beats The Secret Night hands down, so I highly recommend it. It has an insane price-to-quality ratio. If you’re looking for something subtle, affordable, and tasteful, this is a great option. Greetings from Mexico.
Just picked up The Secret Night by Antonio Banderas and realized it shares a lot of notes with this gem. I won’t even count how many perfumes I have between designer and niche, but there are pearls in this catalog like this one… Just keep in mind, Navigo Moon absolutely crushes The Secret Night, so I highly recommend that one instead. The price-to-quality ratio is insane. If you’re looking for something subtle, affordable, and classy: this is the pick. Cheers from Mexico!
I agree with the previous reviews. I’d just add that it’s mostly for indoors, but it works outdoors or at informal events. I recommend reapplying every 2-3 hours.
Based on previous reviews, it’s best used indoors, though it works for informal outdoor events; my advice is to reapply every two or three hours.
The aroma feels very artificial, with moderate sillage and short longevity. It’s imperceptible close to the skin after two hours, though it lingers on clothes for a couple more hours. I only recommend it as a last resort if you have no other option; personally, I didn’t like the smell.
The longevity is a bit poor, but it smells a lot like Lacoste Blanc. Recommended for daily use, but you’ll need to reapply every 2-3 hours. The scent is good, but the longevity isn’t. It’s at an excellent price, and if you’re looking for something cheaper than Lacoste, it’s an interesting option.
It smells very similar to Lacoste Blanc, but this one is fresher and sweeter due to having more notes. It lasts about 5-6 hours. Projection is good for the first two hours—not too potent or too weak. It’s a youthful fragrance for anywhere: school, work, or a chill night out. It’s versatile for heat and cold, though better for hot nights or sunsets. I recommend it because it’s very affordable.
My ex gifted it to me to wear occasionally. I put it on when I have nothing else, and if you own Lacoste Blanc, buy this one so you don’t drain your ‘crocodile’ wallet; Navigo is rich but the quality is very basic.
My ex gave it to me to wear occasionally. I put it on when I don’t have anything else. If you own Lacoste Blanc, buy this so your ‘crocodile’ doesn’t run out so fast. It’s nice, but it’s the Navigo from the catalog—very basic.
It smells very similar to Lacoste Blanc L21, but this one is a bit sweeter and sexier, ideal for going out at night. It’s a good budget alternative. On my skin, it lasts 5 hours with short projection; Lacoste lasts an hour longer, so I reapply without issue and it’s worth it.
I’ve been wearing it almost daily for 4 months. I picked it up on sale for 649 pesos and was pleasantly surprised. It smells like clean lavender with cardamom, with no cheap alcohol. It projects strongly for about 20 minutes before softening. The heart is creamy with nutmeg and tonka bean, reminiscent of Prada Luna Rossa but warmer. In CDMX or Guadalajara, it lasts 7-8 hours without issues. Projection is good at first, then becomes intimate yet noticeable. It lasts all day on clothes. I wear it year-round: at the office, on dates, or post-gym. I get compliments daily, until one coworker thought it was from a department store. The atomizer is basic and smells slightly synthetic at first, but that passes quickly. For under 700 pesos, it outperforms many designer scents costing 2,000. It’s not niche, but for smelling elegant without breaking the bank, it’s a gem. I already have my second bottle because the first one ran out. 100% recommended if you’re looking for real quality.
Real review after 4 months of wearing it almost daily. I bought it on sale for 649 pesos (sometimes drops to 579 with points). Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much; I just wanted something fresh and versatile that didn’t cost a fortune. And I was pleasantly surprised. Sillage: clean, creamy lavender with fresh cardamomo, feels like high-quality soap, no cheap alcohol. Lasts cleanly for 15-20 minutes then softens. Heart: this is where I love it most, a blend of soft nutmeg and tonka bean that gives a creamy, sweet base without being cloying. Reminds me (from afar) of Prada Luna Rossa Carbon, but warmer and less metallic. Base: soft wood with synthetic ambergris that gives it that ‘clean night’ vibe. It’s not a strong marine scent, more fresh-elegant. Real performance on my skin (warm climate in CDMX/Guadalajara): 7-8 hours without issues (in winter it reaches 10). Projection is moderate for the first 2-3 hours, then becomes intimate but noticeable when you get close. Lasts on clothes until the next day. When to use it? All year round: office, nights out, dates, even as a post-gym body splash when I want to smell good without overdoing it. It’s elegant but doesn’t smell like a stuffy old man; it’s young-adult without being teenage. Best part: I get compliments every time I wear it. Last week a coworker literally said ‘you smell so good, what are you wearing?’ and when I told her it was Jafra, she was surprised because she thought it was from a department store. Flaws? The atomizer is average (nothing premium) and the first 3-4 minutes can feel a bit synthetic, but it fixes itself super fast. Honest conclusion: for under 700 pesos you get a perfume that outperforms many designer scents at 1,800-2,500 I’ve tried. It’s not niche, doesn’t pretend to be, but for daily wear and smelling elegant without breaking the bank, it’s one of the best in the Mexican catalog right now. If you’re unsure, try a sample or buy on sale with return policy. I already have my second bottle on the way because the first is half gone and I don’t plan on running out. 100% recommended for anyone looking for real quality at a fair price.
It doesn’t last even a minute and has zero projection. I bought it under pressure and now I regret it; I wouldn’t spend a single drop on it again.
Lasts zero seconds, projects the minimum. I bought it due to social pressure and honestly regret it, I’d save myself a thousand times over.