Una by Natura
Women 2012
Description
Una by Natura is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2012, this composition was created by Verônica Kato, Yves Cassar, and Pascal Gaurin. The top notes unfold a vibrant accord of peach, cherry, tangerine orange, pink pepper, and blackberry. The heart reveals the delicacy of Damask rose, magnolia, and lily of the valley, while the base notes land…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 30%
- Spring 23%
- Summer 14%
- Autumn 33%
- Day 45%
- Night 55%
Key notes
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Top
peach
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Heart
Damascus rose
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Base
vanilla
Community
644 votes
- Positive 82%
- Negative 12%
- Neutral 6.1%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
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What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
644 votes
Season
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826 votes
Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Una
Una by Natura is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2012, this composition was created by Verônica Kato, Yves Cassar, and Pascal Gaurin. The top notes unfold a vibrant accord of peach, cherry, tangerine orange, pink pepper, and blackberry. The heart reveals the delicacy of Damask rose, magnolia, and lily of the valley, while the base notes land with the warmth of vanilla, sandalwood, and musk.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
322 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
354 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
225 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
209 votes
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Community reviews
40 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
I first met this fragrance years ago, and it lasted forever. I bought it again today, but it’s the Argentine version, and the longevity was disappointing; after two hours, it was already skin scent. It also smells very similar to Humor 5, just with a stronger cherry note. I don’t feel the oriental or intense vibe the box claims, nor do I smell vanilla or peach; it’s just elegant cherry.
What a beautiful perfume! It’s sweet, elegant, and sophisticated. On my skin, the vanilla and peach dominated, although I’ve always sensed a strong almond note. It’s quite intense and lasts a long time. I ran out years ago and miss it a bit 🙂
A sweet aroma without being cloying, very sophisticated. On my skin, the vanilla and peach stand out more. I highly recommend it because it has great longevity.
What a lovely perfume, sweet and fruity but with an elegant touch. When I tried it, I felt like I’d smelled it before, and it reminded me of a Gaultier perfume, more like La Belle than Amor Amor, as if they layered it with Divine. I loved it; I feel it’s versatile for day and night. The only downside is that after an hour, it becomes skin scent, but I wouldn’t rule out buying it someday.
So, it’s similar to Amor Amor but not a dupe. This one is notably sweeter; Amor Amor has a citrusy, acidic opening from the grapefruit, while Una has a sweet citrus note from the tangerine, and the peach appears almost immediately, flooding the fragrance. You don’t get peach in Amor Amor, but here you do, and a lot, sometimes overwhelming. The rose is very shy, barely peeking out. On my skin, it develops like a mix of lily of the valley and sweet vanilla, almost like vanilla ice cream with praline: very sweet, leaning gourmand but not quite. The longevity and sillage are average; I have to spray it many times to last 6 hours and feel it at a handshake distance, and that’s in summer, plus fragrances don’t usually stick well to me. On the skin, though, it’s definitely there. Personally, Amor Amor is my favorite for spring/summer, and Una Classic for fall/winter if you want to keep that citrus-fruit-floral-sweet scheme year-round. If you’re looking for an Amor Amor dupe, you won’t find it in Una Classic, but you will find a sweeter and more ‘serious’ version, ideal for cooler days. Edit: I’ve already finished my first bottle and will definitely repurchase when I catch it on sale.
Almost identical to Amor Amor, with that fruity shampoo-like touch but elegant and floral. Very delicate and summery, though it can be worn all year.
Sophisticated, romantic, and feminine, with a sweet touch. ✨ At first, it smells of peach that captivates, then it transitions to a well-crafted praline and vanilla; it seems like a delicate Ferrero Rocher (more peach and white flowers). It doesn’t smell like Natura. It’s beautiful; it makes me happy because it’s the replacement for my teenage favorite, the discontinued ‘Dreaming’ by Tommy Hilfiger. I love that it’s sweet but clean, without musks, roses, or vintage notes that I hate; it feels youthful. With 10 sprays: it lasted 6 hours with medium sillage. I felt wrapped all afternoon without being overwhelming.
On my skin, it’s not as sweet, but it’s distinctive and gets compliments from people who don’t usually like strong perfumes. The best from Natura for me.
SWEET AND LONG-LASTING. Although many wouldn’t choose it for summer, on my skin the opening notes are very prominent peach and currant; after an hour, you can already smell the magnolia and vanilla, leaving a sweet and floral trail. If it’s not extremely hot, it suits me all year round. It’s not a formal or very serious scent; the sweetness makes it more romantic. It has good projection and longevity; if it lands on clothes, it will last for days. I have a blush too, but I prefer this one.
Does anyone know if this Una Classic is elegant? And how much does it resemble Burberry Brit?
Definitely almost identical to Cacharel’s Amor Amor, just softer.
I never thought I’d like this Natura line, assuming it was only for older ladies, but I was totally wrong after trying it on sale. It’s gorgeous, sweet, slightly fruity, and fresh; one of the nicest scents I’ve ever smelled. It lasts about two hours on my skin, but that’s plenty. It’s become my winter go-to, and I’ll test it in other climates. I use three sprays in the morning and as many as I can at night.
Smells good, it’s identical to Cacharel’s Amor Amor, except the UNA version is sweeter and more intense. I’m still missing something in its aroma; I expected something sweeter and gourmand based on the notes, but the longevity is excellent. It feels a bit too mature! Haha. Would I buy it again? NO. I was hoping for something sweeter, cloyer, and gourmand. From the UNA line, I love UNA senses and UNA Blush; I can’t live without them.
Smells very nice, it’s identical to Cacharel’s Amor Amor, except I feel the UNA is a bit sweeter and the Amor Amor a bit more citrusy. I have to admit it’s not one of my favorite perfumes since I detect a lot of vanilla, but it does smell great. I’d wear it daily because it’s a relaxing scent.
Smells very good; it’s identical to Cacharel’s Amor Amor, except I feel the Una is a bit sweeter and the Amor Amor a bit more citrusy. I have to admit it’s not one of my favorites because I detect a lot of vanilla, but it smells great. I’d wear it daily because it’s a scent that relaxes me.
It’s very similar to the Amor Amor perfume. I liked it a lot; it’s sweet, vanilla-scented, perhaps less fruity, and not cloying at all. Ideal for autumn days.
Honestly, I don’t detect any peach or cherry; it’s just a fairly plain sweet scent. For a Natura perfume with an exclusive perfumer, it’s something I’ve smelled in an Avon fragrance before. To me, it’s overrated; it’s just a very common sweet scent.
It’s the same as Jessica Simpson’s Fancy.
I thought I wouldn’t like it since other UNA versions aren’t my cup of tea, but this fragrance has a special touch I enjoy. It doesn’t overwhelm me, but I like it; it’s a rich fragrance. I recommend ordering a sample before buying, but I think it’s the richest UNA fragrance for me so far.
I’ve always perceived this as similar to Pepe Jeans For Her, super alike… At least, that’s what revealed itself on my skin. For me, they’re like two drops of water; they smell practically the same. Maybe the UNA is missing the vodka note, but somehow on my skin, the similarity comes through. I like it; it doesn’t blow my mind, but it’s good for informal occasions, plus it’s a great price. And the bonus is that it’s from the Natura line, with their supposed commitment to preserving the Amazon and all that…
On me, I don’t detect the vanilla, praline, or ganache. It’s fruity, floral, and woody leaning sweet, but not cloying or gourmand at all. On my skin, it dries down like Flor do Luar. To be honest, I was disappointed; it’s not that it’s bad, but based on the reviews and notes, I expected something else. It has good longevity and sillage, better than the Cacharel or DKNY ones. I’ll use it for daily wear; it doesn’t seem right for special occasions or evening. I need to try it in summer.
Very prominent almond scent, no vanilla. A sophisticated sweetness that makes that almond note absolutely exquisite.
My favorite from Natura: very sweet, vanilla takes the lead, but the blend is elegant and sophisticated, nothing simple. Be careful not to overapply; it smells overwhelming and gave me a headache; a little goes a long way to make it shine. It’s youthful, mysterious, and sexy.
Mine has sweet almonds, praline, ganache, and floral nuances; Natura says ‘intense sweet’ and that’s exactly how I feel it. I don’t detect the flowers; to me, it’s a delicious dessert 🍮.
Soft at first, then it builds up until it’s everywhere. The cinnamon adds nice wood notes to the base, and the golden peach is what people will notice. Classic, refined, and not for girls.
Sweet and elegant, with amazing projection and longevity. I wear it daily in winter; the pink pepper and citrus top notes make for a flawless look, with a base of INN ABSOLUTE.
The one I bought has different notes: sweet almonds, praline, ganache, and floral nuances. Natura describes it as ‘intense sweetness,’ and that’s exactly how I feel. I don’t really detect the floral notes, so for me, it’s just a delicious dessert 🍮.
It smells very similar to Carolina Herrera 212 VIP Rosé.
We tried to be friends but we just don’t click; he was asking for a chance to sweeten my days, but my nose, which prefers citrus, wouldn’t allow it; it’s not you, it’s me.
I own the full collection; one is more beautiful than the other ❤️.