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Agua Drop by Loewe

Women 2024

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Loewe

Description

Loewe Agua Drop is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2024, this olfactive composition features the creative signature of Núria Cruelles Borrull.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 4.6%
  • Spring 38%
  • Summer 48%
  • Autumn 10%
  • Day 85%
  • Night 15%

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240 votes

  • Positive 70%
  • Negative 12%
  • Neutral 18%
positive reviews 240 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterUnisex

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In the collection

Leading answer I want it

584 votes

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Leading answer Summer

237 votes

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Leading answer Day

122 votes

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About Agua Drop

Main accord citrus Year 2024 Gender Women Perfumer Núria Cruelles Borrull

Loewe Agua Drop is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2024, this olfactive composition features the creative signature of Núria Cruelles Borrull.

White flowers Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

114 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

114 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

137 votes

Value perception

Leading answer A little expensive

107 votes

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  1. vanumirasson

    Smells citrusy and floral, super fresh yet elegant. Delicious for hot days, it gives a refreshing sensation on the skin. I’m slightly disappointed with the longevity, but it’s not surprising given the notes. I have a decant, so I might buy the full bottle one day, though it’s not urgent due to the longevity.

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  2. I enjoyed it all last summer. Stunning for days over 29°C. Crisp, fresh, and floral. Perfect for wearing with linen and at the beach. It has staying power for a full workday, enjoying the scent, simple but very unisex (worn by men and women equally). The only drawback is that it’s expensive and perhaps there are better alternatives with the same notes. Still, a true discovery of 2025 for high temperatures. I recommend it 100% if you like to wear a clean, fresh scent in the heat.

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  3. I enjoyed it all last summer. Ideal for days over 29°C: neat, fresh, and floral. It suits linen and beachwear. It lasts through a whole working day. Simple but very unisex, it suits men and women equally. The only drawback is that it’s pricey and there might be better alternatives with the same notes. Still, a 2025 discovery for high temperatures. I recommend it 100% if you like clean and fresh scents in the heat.

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  4. It delivers. Nothing memorable. A fresh, easy-to-wear, discreet scent that I don’t think would offend anyone. Soft as a caress, ideal for heat and daily use. The evolution is very linear, without any harshness. There are countless better-crafted fragrances in its range with distinct layers, without forgetting that this is fresh. There’s also a subtle touch of labdanum and skin at the end, equally soft. It performs best in the middle notes, but very timidly. Honestly, I wouldn’t buy it. I would use it if it were a gift. To spend money on, with its bergamot opening and better craftsmanship, I’d stick with the more citrusy options from Maison Francis Kurkdjian, or for example, ‘Neroli Oranger’ from Matière Première. Even ‘Oranges & Lemons Say the Best of St. Clements’ from Heeley, which I find pleasant but flat, has a little more pull.

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  5. RoswellSS

    Love at first sniff; this is the very definition of cleanliness and neatness. A fresh, clean, and beautiful scent that doesn’t bother even if you overapply it. Completely unisex. The longevity outperforms almost any super-citric/fresh perfume I’ve tried with this level of ingredient quality; it’s a beast in its own right, still detectable on the skin after seven or eight hours. I understand why it isn’t talked about much, as it isn’t the most assertive, but if you’re a fan of fresh colognes like Dior, Givenchy, or Adolfo Domínguez, you’d better try it soon. You might just find your perfect fragrance. A complete 10/10; I’ve found my favourite perfume.

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  6. RoswellSS

    Love at first sniff; this is the very definition of cleanliness and tidiness. A fresh, clean, and beautiful fragrance that doesn’t bother you even if you over-apply it. It’s completely unisex and its longevity is superior to almost any super-citrus I’ve tried. It’s a beast in its field; I can still smell it on my skin after seven or eight hours. I understand why it isn’t talked about much because it isn’t the most distinctive, but if you’re a fan of fresh colognes like Dior, Givenchy, or Adolfo Domínguez, try it soon—you might just find your perfect scent. It’s a 10/10, my favourite.

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  7. A must-have so far, the latest refreshing masterpiece from the brand for warm climates. In my opinion, it’s completely unisex, even more so than the original Loewe Agua, which feels more floral. It opens fresh, spotless, with an exquisite citrus hint, and develops a base where the orange blossom and, above all, the labdanum accord give it an original, striking, and long-lasting touch, contrasting with the initial freshness. The leather isn’t noticeable but helps add depth and fixative power. Excellent perceived quality, as with the rest of Loewe’s fragrances, regardless of personal taste. Longevity is good for this type of aroma and being an ‘eau’ focused more on summer: it reaches six hours and shows good projection for an hour and a half, after which it settles into a personal bubble that’s still well perceptible. For an aroma in this family, no matter the price, little more could be asked of its performance. It’s easy to wear and even easier to enjoy, yet it still contains plenty of personality and is distinguishable from other eaux playing the same game. On offer, it’s worth it, especially for its quality and originality, standing out among other light fragrances. Reading other reviews, I agree that this Agua Drop has the virtue of evoking deep summer memories. Salu2

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  8. Very pleasant for hot climates and I agree it’s unisex. That said, considering the price, I think there are better options available.

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  9. irenesasu

    I tried it in the heat and it smells clean and fresh, like a sea breeze. I agree with Ocio and Lara: it reminds me of Mar de Coral but more subtle, and of that village scent from my childhood summers. It brought back memories from 40 years ago: heat, beach, swimsuit, floatie, cream… an instant trip.

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  10. Belvedere

    Fresh, pleasant and refined, but nothing special or memorable. The longevity is poor and the price is a shame for what it offers, although if anyone likes to pay the rip-off, go ahead.

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  11. ian_x3non

    As a citrus fragrance, it is one of the best I have tried; it smells very cool and fresh.

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  12. A small, minimalist aquatic. It has that simplicity and fresh, clean softness of Kenzo’s water. It smells of purity and lightness, like vegetable cosmetic products, without being intrusive even if you empty the bottle in one go. Respectful cleanliness, slightly aquatic and super easy to use.

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  13. I think Loewe nailed it this summer. There are few floral citrus scents that bring freshness and elegance to the heat. The opening is almost sweet and juicy, like a mojito, but the best part is that clean dry-down with a very well-orchestrated woody floral touch. It has something of the Mar de Coral base with that brand’s signature casual freshness. Ideal for everyday wear, an evening stroll, or feeling like you’ve just stepped out of the spa. As for the price, well, it is Loewe: they seek exclusive profiles, and as a fragrance to keep around, the cost can be outrageous for many.

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  14. I have the sample and have already tested it five times on my skin. I don’t know if I’m anosmic or what, but I can barely smell it. I rub my wrist with my nose right up against it; it’s pretty and clean, smelling of starched laundry or freshly showered, but it’s hardly noticeable. For the 100 euros the bottle costs, it’s not worth it. Have a look at the notes: it has no heart or base, only an opening.

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  15. Perfumiris

    A sharp, refreshing citrus that makes your mouth water: I don’t detect labdanum or leather. It’s just acidic oranges and lemons. It’s like Dior Homme Cologne but without that strong musk when it dries down; ideal for summer. Totally unisex.

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