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Flores Flutuantes
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Flores Flutuantes by Natura is a floral fragrance for women from the floral olfactive family. Launched in 2019, the nose behind this composition is Verônica Kato. The top notes are green leaves, aquatic notes, mint, bergamot and pataqueira; the heart notes include lotus flower, valley lily, water lily, freesia, vetiver and violet; while the base notes consist of musk, akigalawood, white birch and patchouli.
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I applied it a few days ago and I’m still discovering it. With the notes, I expected something green and extravagant, especially after the line: Flor de Luar (like Armani Code but with its own stamp), Flor da Manhã (soapy, fresh, clean scent) and Magia da Floresta (a unique wonder). I expected this fourth launch to be more expressive, transporting you, but I found something more conventional. It’s not very green or aquatic, but rather a creamy, soft floral. I’ll give it time to judge it properly. Months later: white aquatic floral with green touches, good longevity, moderate sillage. 21/9/20 – Natura launched it in Argentina as ‘Charm of the Flowers’.
I received it a few days ago and I’m still exploring it. With the notes, I expected something green and extravagant, especially after the line: Flor de Luar (like Armani Code but with its own stamp), Flor da Manhã (soapy, fresh, clean scent) and Magia da Floresta (a unique wonder). I expected this fourth launch to be more expressive, transporting you, but I found something more conventional. It’s not very green or aquatic, but rather a creamy, soft floral. I’ll give it time to judge it properly. Months later: white aquatic floral with green touches, good longevity, moderate sillage. 21/9/20 – Natura launched it in Argentina as ‘Charm of the Flowers’.
What can I say… it hooked me from the very first moment I held the bottle to my nose; I couldn’t stop smelling that truly beautiful fragrance. My compliments and admiration to the creator, Veronica Kato; while some of her creations I like less and others more, they are always distinct. She has a very singular nose that stands out for using uncommon notes to create refined yet enigmatic blends. As for this fourth release in the line, to be perfect it would just need a bit more intensity to last longer; it’s difficult to describe because it has notes I’m not very familiar with, but the first impression is aquatic, green, and fresh due to the mint touch, which makes me picture a lagoon with flowers where I’m a fairy descending through the forest among the woods of white breu and my favourite akigalawood, making me sigh and feel weightless. Despite the aquatic notes, the base woods somehow managed, with the lilies, freesia, and violet, to give that feminine touch that closes a beautiful circle.
Another blind purchase, thanks to the coronavirus. The resellers do not give samples and I continue to trust that Natura will not disappoint me… I do not learn. I confess I am not much of a fan of aquatic scents, but since it is from the Ekos line it is more bearable. The best part is the opening, citrusy and green, with depth. Then the aquatic note appears; although it is not overwhelming, it is felt. It is a lovely and friendly aquatic. The problem is the longevity; it has little trail. Anyway, one learns along the way…
Another blind buy due to the coronavirus. The resellers don’t have samples and I keep trusting that Natura won’t disappoint me… I never learn. I confess I’m not much of a fan of aquatic scents, but since it’s from the Ekos line, it works better. The best part is the opening, citrusy and green, with depth. Then the aquatic notes appear; while not overwhelming, they are noticeable. It’s a lovely, gentle aquatic. The problem is the longevity, as it barely leaves a trail. Well, one learns along the way.
One must not forget that ‘flutuantes’ in Portuguese means floating… I mention this because I’ve seen on social media that it’s sometimes confused with ‘flores fluctuantes’, which suggests something swaying and oscillating, as in Argentina, and that has nothing to do with it. This perfume is aquatic, so ‘floating flowers’ makes sense, but given how beautiful the name is in Portuguese, in Spanish they’ll call it ‘Charm of the Flowers’…
I just received a sample: at first it is floral and green, I like it, it is feminine and has a soapy touch. It reminded me of delicate flowers but more intense. I think it is ideal for spring and summer, so I am going to order it.
The sample arrived and I absolutely loved it: a fresh floral and green opening, very feminine with a soapy touch reminiscent of delicate flowers but more intense. Ideal for spring and summer, I already know I’ll be ordering it.
It now smells like a very elderly lady… nothing youthful.
Now it smells like a very elderly lady, nothing youthful.
I love it! It smells of freshly cut flowers, super enveloping. I would always buy it again. I use it daily, only during the day, ideal for summer and spring.
I love them! Smells like freshly cut flowers, super enveloping. I’d buy it again and again; I wear it daily during the day, perfect for summer and spring.
I bought it blindly based on reviews mentioning green and floral notes, but on my skin it became very aquatic and masculine. I love aquatic notes, but this one passed me by. Straight from the bottle it smells of flowers and green, with those freshly cut herbs that I adore, but soon the aquatic note takes over and puts the flowers aside, highlighting the vetiver and patchouli. I gifted it to my father and it suited him much better; on him the flowers are more noticeable, although it remains a rich and masculine scent. It is unisex, green, aquatic, and floral, in that order.
Well, indeed it smells of white flowers. As I live in Colombia, I had never smelled flowers until I lived in Buenos Aires; there, flowers do not smell, except for some aromatic ones like the night-blooming cereus. I confirm it smells of white flowers and I bought it on promotion, but when I use it I feel it is like a grandmother’s lotion, perhaps my grandmother had something like this. I think I have just decided to gift it to her. I wear it to visit her and at work when I do not want to attract attention, but I did not like it for myself. I would not buy it again.
Well, it smells of white flowers as promised. I live in Colombia and until I lived in Buenos Aires I never truly smelled flowers (here only aromatic herbs smell like that). I confirm they are white flowers; I bought it on promotion but now it smells like granny’s lotion. I think I’ll gift it to her or use it at work without drawing too much attention. It didn’t work for me, I wouldn’t buy it again.
In Argentina, Peru, Chile, Paraguay, Colombia, etc., it is called Encanto das Flores. It is very similar to Armani’s My Way, especially the floral notes. The scents taste good in summer; the temperature is ideal for the notes to be well perceived and it stays light for that time of year. Regards.
What a beauty, by God. I have a sample and have never smelled an aroma so ethereal; it seems dreamlike. The aquatic flowers are noticeable, just as the bottle promises. It is pure poetry, highly sensory, evoking an expedition down a river, relaxing in a boat enjoying native, pure, and vibrant flowers, freshly cut. These are not commercial flowers like roses or jasmine; this is something else: exotic white flowers. It is introspective, ideal for before bed. I put a few drops on my pillow and it is a one-way journey, pure pleasure and relaxation. I want to buy the full bottle just for that. It is extremely original and mysterious, nothing like those who claim it smells like Armani’s My Way. In my opinion, it is not for going out to make an impact; it is a cologne to enjoy at home, for private and personal use after bathing and before sleep. It is sweet, but not like vanilla or caramel, but rather the sweetness nature gives to those floating white flowers. You can tell I loved it. Season: all year round. Moment: any, but I recommend night for the relaxing, introspective, and mysterious effect.
This is my middle sister’s favourite. It upsets my stomach and I dislike wearing it when she uses it.
This isn’t a review, but a first impression. At first sniff, it brings back my adolescence with Avon’s Surreal Garden, but this feels much more intense and higher quality. On my wrist today, it lasted about 10 hours; I was hugely surprised. I’ll consider buying it when I finish some of the ones I have, as it’s a versatile, intense yet not cloying fragrance. It makes itself noticed without being annoying. I don’t think it’s suitable for summer for sensitive people, but it would be perfect for the rest of the year.
The Ekos one lasts the longest on me, well over five hours.
This perfume smells like a fairy tale and elves.
I love it! I met it through a neighbour. This fragrance has incredible sillage and projection. As can happen, she reached a point where she forgot she was wearing it because she couldn’t feel it anymore, but for me, every breeze brought waves of the scent. It reminds me of something of Chanel Chance; I’m not saying they’re similar in notes or that it’s a dupe, but it goes down that path. It has its charm, even its mystery. In my opinion, it’s not that sweet floral of the little rose, but something more green and watery. I’d say it has elegance. In my view, when worn during the day, it stands out for a meeting or job interview, and I’d also wear it calmly at night for an informal or semi-formal event.
This perfume is like a tale of elves and fairies…
A very special fragrance that has completely fascinated me. It’s floral, aquatic, green, slightly woody, and relaxing. I think they nailed the marketing, as the perfume easily evokes images of jungle, river, and flowers falling from trees. It’s an aroma outside the typical florals, which predisposes one to find it mysterious. Unfortunately, I can’t find that it lasts very long on skin or fabrics. It’s very good for hot days or before bed.
I finished the bottle purely through sheer willpower. I ordered it as a gift for the notes, but with more than three applications it gives me dizziness and headaches. It doesn’t smell bad, but it sits between aquatic flowers and a swamp. Theoretically it should have pleased me, but unfortunately it didn’t.
I finally finished the bottle purely through sheer willpower. I ordered it as a gift based on the notes, but after more than three applications, it gives me dizziness and a headache. It doesn’t smell bad, but it sits somewhere between aquatic florals and simply a swamp. Theoretically, I should have liked it, but unfortunately, I didn’t.
I bought it blindly out of my love for Magia da Amazonia, but it has been a total fiasco. On my skin, it smells green, yes, but such a dense green that it’s unbearable. Over time, it becomes even more noticeable and the floral notes take centre stage, though the green remains dominant. I can only see it as a gift for older people, not for everyday wear. I probably won’t give it away because I simply couldn’t stand the scent.
I bought this fragrance blindly because I love another from its line (Magia da Amazônia), but it was a total disappointment. On my skin it smells very green, such an intense green that it’s not enjoyable. Over time it intensifies and the floral notes take centre stage, but I still feel the green is very strong. I see it as something more mature, not really for everyday wear. I’ll probably gift it as I couldn’t bear the smell.
As a fan of aquatic floral perfumes, I can’t take my nose off my arm. It smells of flowers over water, freshly cut grass and rain. I sell Natura in my country and this is one of the brand’s richest and most undervalued scents.
It reminds me of Chloe, like a more natural version: greener and ethereal. I’ve liked it, but like with Chloe, it gives me olfactory fatigue after a while. I already have Flor da Manhã and Flor do Luar, and this one doesn’t quite convince me. It’s not that it’s not beautiful (it is), but it’s too floral for my nose. Excellent longevity.
There is one note I dislike: the opening is unpleasant to me, I think it’s those green and aquatic notes. Once it dries down, I tolerate it better and like it moderately. It doesn’t smell anything like Miss Dior; the flowers with vetiver give a nice impression in bursts, but the white birch and patchouli don’t blend well on my skin. I’m not fascinated by it but I don’t hate it either. I keep it for non-special occasions, to wear during the day in intermediate seasons. It’s a perfume that passes without praise or blame from my nose.
It suits me, although it’s not my absolute favourite. On my skin, the green and aquatic notes stand out, followed gently by florals with a woody touch. It evokes rain, grass and wet earth. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blindly as it’s not for everyone. It doesn’t remind me of anything I know, but it gives me a fresh, relaxing feel. I wear it at home or before bed. The trail isn’t large and lasts about four hours, which is acceptable for an EDT. Would I buy it again? Probably not, but now that I have it, I enjoy it quite a bit.