Humor Transforma by Natura

The opening is identical to the female version of Humor On-Line; that burst of grapefruit shocks me… the problem is it doesn’t evolve on my skin 😢. There’s no heart or base, just citrus. I feel like I ended up with two identical perfumes; I like them, but it wasn’t what I was looking for.

The opening is citrusy, rich and fresh initially, then as it dries down it smells like a super light dupe of Br540. Very nice; now I’m thinking of trying Libertá as well.

It’s more masculine than unisex; it doesn’t seem feminine to me at all. If I’m right, it’s fresh and herbal, reminding me of an Adolfo Domínguez perfume. It has a lovely trail.

To me it’s not unisex; it’s more of a masculine scent. The soft woody, herbal notes are noticeable, along with a little bit of sweet fruity notes that aren’t overpowering…

Definitely not the same whether worn in cold or heat. It’s warm today and I wore it early due to the citrus notes. It was like a pineapple water bath with citrus accords, balanced, thanks to the subtle sage and delicious geranium. As it dries down, a play of lavender and citrus that brings joy and clarity. It lasts six hours, exactly what I look for in heat. Excellent value for money.

A citrus fragrance with a freshness that reminds me of bath shampoo. Very short longevity. I had it as a sample; good fresh opening but it dissipates within minutes. Personally, there are better options in this line, such as Homen Essence, Potence, or Tato.

It’s a fragrance I absolutely adore; fresh and long-lasting.

The opening is the same as the online women’s version, citrusy and energetic, then it moves closer to the online men’s version, becoming woody. When it dries, it seems like Libertá with lots of wood and unbearable patchouli. Literally, it looks like a mix of all three. It’s quite boring and nothing new.

Personally, I didn’t like the original Humor Libertá, but this is far superior: fruity, sweet, and fresh. It feels unisex, though with a masculine touch from the woody dry-down. Incredible value at $15; it was a blind buy. Lasts over six hours and leaves a trail for more than two. Ideal for those over 15, versatile for daytime (spring and summer). If you liked Humor Beijo, this is its fresh, less spiced version.

Guys, it doesn’t resemble Libertá Humour, stop confusing them haha. It’s 70% similar to Online Humour but this transforms it and makes it sweeter. You can feel the pineapple, pear, watery notes, lavender, bergamot and barely any grapefruit… Remember when your mum made fruit salad at Christmas? Well, just like that, copied, only sweeter… I can’t deduce what gives it that sweetness but I suspect praliné. Anyway, an excellent fragrance and super unisex from start to finish. It’s a citrus perfume, don’t expect great longevity but it really holds its own. Well done to Naturraaaa. Chapeau to Verónica Kato as always. Amen.

Guys, nothing to do with Free Humour, stop confusing them haha. It’s 70% similar to Online Humour, but this transforms it and makes it sweeter. You can detect the pineapple, pear, watery notes, lavender and bergamot, barely any citrus… Remember when your mum made fruit salad at Christmas? Just like that, copied, only sweeter. I can’t deduce what gives it that sweetness, but I suspect praliné. Anyway, an excellent fragrance and super unisex from start to finish. It’s a citrus perfume, don’t expect great longevity but it really holds its own. Well done to Naturraaaa. Chapeau to Verónica Kato as always. Amen.

At first, it smells like the online women’s version, citrusy and energetic, but less sharp. Here, it leans sweet, not so fresh, then transforms as its name suggests: into something tropical fruity seeking the balsamic side of Libertá (which, for me, don’t seem that similar, a good surprise since I own it). It has a gooey base, not gourmand, which I think is praliné, but it’s barely noticeable.

Arrived today fresh from Argentina, packaging similar to Libertá. At first glance it’s a mix of Online Humour with a citrus opening, smelling of sweet oranges and mango, though those notes aren’t listed. Then it resembles Libertá with a geranium note that predominates. Projection and longevity are yet to be seen; I need to test it over several days. If you liked Libertá you’ll like this, it would be like a summer complement; if you don’t know the fragrance, I recommend trying both first. My wife loved it so I’m leaving it for her, while that geranium reminded me of the dried-down Kaiak Vital Masc, with that distinct note.