Nina Nature by Nina Ricci
Women 2023
Description
Nina Nature by Nina Ricci is a women's fragrance from the floral family. Launched in 2023, this composition was created by Ilias Ermenidis and Olivier Cresp. The top notes reveal the freshness of Granny Smith apple and Italian lemon; the heart unfolds with valley lily and jasmine; while the base notes land with white musk and vanilla.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 4.5%
- Spring 40%
- Summer 46%
- Autumn 10%
- Day 84%
- Night 16%
Key notes
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Top
Granny Smith Apple
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Heart
lily of the valley
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Base
white musk
Community
178 votes
- Positive 62%
- Negative 15%
- Neutral 23%
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Like it
178 votes
Season
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177 votes
Time of day
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85 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Nina Nature
Nina Nature by Nina Ricci is a women’s fragrance from the floral family. Launched in 2023, this composition was created by Ilias Ermenidis and Olivier Cresp. The top notes reveal the freshness of Granny Smith apple and Italian lemon; the heart unfolds with valley lily and jasmine; while the base notes land with white musk and vanilla.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
68 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Intimate
63 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
79 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
66 votes
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laporota
I was instantly hooked by the concept of this perfume. If you’re looking for something intimate that won’t overwhelm and want a fresh scent for summer, this is a total hit. I see it as slightly unisex, and the smell reminds me of walking into a perfumery.
laporota
I loved the concept of this perfume. If you prefer intimate scents that don’t overwhelm and want a refreshing option for summer, this is an excellent choice. I consider it slightly unisex, and its aroma reminds me of walking into a perfume store.
Unicornia
Nina Nature is a limited edition that caught my attention with its ‘eco-friendly’ proposal: 91% natural ingredients, vegan formula, and Italian lemon made from ‘upcycled’ discarded fruit by the industry. I also appreciate that the bottle is recycled glass and the packaging has sustainable certification. That whole green and responsible concept was what drew me in from the start. As for the aroma, the opening is frankly citrusy. On my skin, the lemon (Amalfi/Italian style) stands out more than the Granny Smith green apple, which stays softer and secondary. This super bright citrus touch adds freshness, but it makes the fragrance lean more toward lemon-floral than the typical fruity-green vibe of the Nina line.
Unicornia
Nina Nature is a limited edition that won me over with its ‘eco-friendly’ focus: 91% natural ingredients, vegan formula, and Italian lemon made from ‘upcycled’ discarded fruit. Plus, the bottle is recycled glass and the packaging has sustainable certification. That whole green concept was what drew me in. As for the scent, the opening is super citrusy. On my skin, the lemon (Amalfi style) stands out more than the Granny Smith green apple, which stays softer and secondary. This bright touch adds freshness, but it leans the fragrance more toward lemon-floral than the typical fruity-green vibe of the line.
Leila14
I tested it in the store about two hours ago. I went in because of the price—it was half cost in Argentina a couple of weeks back—but honestly, it didn’t do much for me. It’s citrusy; I can smell the apple, lemon, and a hint of salt. It’s ideal for summer and everyday wear. It’s pretty, but a bit plain, lacking much personality. Nina perfumes used to be my favorites, but I was discouraged to learn they’re often ‘limited editions’ that get discontinued, so there’s no chance to buy another bottle if you like it. The same goes for Nature; it’s also limited.
Lucita02
I tested it on my skin at the store. I didn’t buy it, but… if I see it at a good price online, I’ll probably get it. I think you have to find it at a great value because otherwise, I’m not sure it’s worth it. It’s very nice, easy to wear, but simple and shy—no sillage, just a perfumed water that clings closely to the skin. It’s perfect for applying at night after a shower, falling asleep with this soft, delicate scent. Honestly, I was surprised because as soon as the girl put it on my wrist, a strong scent hit me that reminded me of those perfumes classmates gave us in 8th or 9th grade; in Argentina, Coqueterías or Mujercitas were famous. But incredibly, after a few minutes, that girly scent turns citrusy, smelling clean, fresh, and sweet. It’s gorgeous!!! The only downside is the short longevity and projection, but it’s a super wearable, simple aroma for daily life. If you buy blind, it can’t go wrong.
Dani Mckill
I smelled it on the drying rack last week, and honestly, it smelled like mineral water with lemon and salt, nothing more. Even the salesperson laughed and said it was true, that she didn’t like it because it reminded her of a hangover day hahahaha. It’s a weird scent, not ugly, but I definitely wouldn’t wear it.
Frambuesas
They pass off the original, add a musk base, and give it a new name that’s misleading—that’s the disappointment with Nina Nature. Better to buy the original unless that mint-green bottle really catches your eye.
Lux
A very light summer juice of floral apple, super soft. It smells fresh without being fizzy or sparkling; it’s a constant, stable softness from the start. The apple juice and flowers (lily) are diluted in water to fit the heat: 0% invasive, suggestive freshness, and extremely subtle fruit. I recommend it to anyone who wants to be scented but transparent and go unnoticed.
DianaL84
I like the concept. It’s fresh, an intimate perfume that barely projects. The longevity isn’t standout, but it’s very refreshing on hot days. I see it as perfect for summer and for sensitive people.