K by Natura

It reminds me a lot of the classic Invictus but with more punch. It remains clean, but this Natura version is like a vitaminised Invictus. It’s quite sweet at first, and the dry-down is more woody. I tried it once and would buy it again, although Natura sometimes overdoes popular scents. I admit they have good perfumes, and this is one of them.

A rich and fresh fragrance where you can’t go wrong. It shares the same DNA as Y by Yves Saint Laurent or Yeah Man, but takes a different path as it dries down. For the office on hot days, it’s a total hit. Surprising? Not really, as it’s a common aroma. Moderate longevity. I paid $28, so for the price, it’s excellent. Well done, Natura.

I have a mixed opinion. It smells good and blends several scents that are usually liked, but at some point its fresh and sweet side turns into salty citrus, and I don’t like that change. I had it a couple of years ago, it didn’t convince me, and I sold it. Then I got it again to ‘collect’ it and gifted it to someone who loved it. For some silly reason, I bought it again but couldn’t change my mind. One afternoon, while mixing in a 10ml decant, I thought about combining it with another Natura. I mixed 3ml of Horus Blue Marine (which has an exorbitantly low price and, despite its poor longevity, I love the scent) with 7ml of K. Here, my perception changed: by mixing them, I found the balance. If you have the chance to try it, I’m sure you’ll like it a lot.

Nice scent, easy to like. Recommended if you enjoy soft marine fragrances. It’s good, but I prefer the line from the Men’s collection.

I gifted it to my boyfriend and he’s already used it up; it took him almost a year. The fragrance is fresh and aromatic. The notes are broad but not very complex, transforming into a fresh, very aromatic, and light scent that isn’t annoying, airy, and sparkling. Its profile is aromatic-fruity, bringing freshness to the fruity notes without necessarily being sweet, so don’t be misled by the apple or pineapple; rather than fleshy fruits, they deliver the aquatic freshness of said fruits with lots of green and aromatic leaves. Longevity is good for a daytime fragrance; I repeat, its versatility is surprising and it can be a daily signature scent, adding a fresh charm all year round. I would repeat it as a gift, but for someone who likes slightly generic aromas or a classic style.

Hello! Long time no write. Thanks for reading. Review after finishing a 100ml bottle of K by Natura. It’s a BLUE fragrance, but don’t believe the notes listed above. It’s a bouquet of notes all at once, synthetic but tasty. You identify fruity scents, out of nowhere, blue notes, and suddenly it mixes with lavender and amber… it comes out without a plan. It’s okay, nothing to worry about. It’s noticeable that the brand makes this perfume to replicate the success of major houses, specifically aiming to match Invictus, Y EDP, and Dylan Blue. Within the catalogue, it’s one of the most expensive fragrances, elevating it to ‘Premium’ status. It offers a more distinctive bottle… But if you already know designer scents, you know it’s a Wannabe. Sorry, it is. If it starts fresh, fruity, marine, and clean, it turns sweet and clean, with fleeting herbal tints. Lavender stands out, with vanilla loads and a slight sandalwood making it creamy and powdery… And that’s when I feel it fails; from fresh, it becomes annoying in the heat, which is what it aims for. It fails quickly in its purpose. At the base, it remains woody, ambered, and vanillaised. Projection: Moderate start (15-30 mins), an arm’s length away. Afterwards, it becomes more personal, dropping to skin level at two hours, with slight bursts when sweating or due to the wind. Longevity: Up to 10 hours on skin, at skin level, seeking it with the tip of your nose. Compliments: ‘You smell good’, ‘Just showered’, ‘Rich, like a little perfume’ (what kind of compliments are those? Generic, just like the perfume). Season: Spring, Summer (evening-night, after 30°C I found it annoying due to the sweetness), Autumn (all day). Occasions: Daily, informal. Versatile. Summary: It’s okay, meh. Save your money, buy something else. Why did I buy and finish it? It was out of love, to support an enterprise, and you know, I would do it again. But to be honest, I don’t recommend it.

Honestly, it’s in my top three Natura fragrances. It is one of the perfumes that earns me the most compliments and has the best trail.

It smells lovely. Before buying, read this: Does it resemble Y EDP? No. Does it resemble Nautica Voyage? Not in the least. It’s not for everyday wear; personally, I’d get tired of using it for a whole week. However, if it’s for going out with someone once or twice a week, it works well. The scent is simple yet complex: I perceive it as a sweet gumdrop with a touch of water and wood, not too summery (a mix of blue fragrances). Ideal for temperate climates, around 20°C. Above 30 degrees, it feels heavy with humidity. Two points for improvement: 1) The trail and projection are adequate, but it’s more personal; it doesn’t project far, so people have to come closer to smell it. 2) The longevity on skin is just right; in autumn it lasts well or on clothes until the next day, but on skin it lacks the staying power to be in the top three. It’s not for the gym; use it for dates or something informal. If the outing is long, carry it in your backpack and reapply every four or five hours to feel like Brad Pitt again. It’s versatile, rich beyond measure. If it came in a designer bottle, it would be praised more. It’s a generic scent made to please with an unbeatable DNA; you’re sure to receive compliments. Comments: ‘what a lovely perfume’, ‘where are you so perfumed’. Kaiak K, Luciano.

I bought this due to the hype and recommendations; honestly, it disappointed me. The opening smells of overwhelming alcohol, like ego hair gel combined with Rexona deodorant and lots of Baygon. If you’re looking for something youthful, I don’t recommend it; Kaiak Oceano wins by a mile. It smells like an intense men’s deodorant for those over 30. Women who tried it didn’t like it; they said it smells old and sweaty. The only good thing is the packaging; I like the design. If I could, I would open it, discard the contents, and replace it with another Kaiak, but it’s impossible.

When dry, it reminds me a lot of Benetton Cold.

Although every nose is different and what one smells as apple another might perceive as pineapple or smoky notes claiming it smells like Colbert Space is an exaggeration. The truth is that due to its intense aquatic charge and herbal touches it leans more towards Blv Bvlgari and Polo Deep Blue Parfum. Ultimately understanding that imagining one thing and feeling another is key is crucial as perfumes touch the soul as the ancient Egyptians used to say.

I’ll just say it reminds me a bit of Nautica Voyage. I like it but I feel it doesn’t project much; perhaps my sense of smell doesn’t pick up its notes although others do. However I believe the essential thing is that I can feel it myself before others do.

A fresh and fruity opening that evolves into something sweet and spiced with a smoky touch that a friend confirmed. The house quality is good but the performance is disappointing for an EDP. With little staying power I’ve tried it outdoors and in offices and basically it has no force; it comes out well and then fades staying right on the skin. Perhaps it’s suitable for intimate occasions but in other situations it won’t be perceived. Go for something better 5/10.

What a delightful perfume! I love this blue fragrance and it doesn’t envy anything from the big designer brands. It starts with an aquatic and fruity opening that evolves into a sweet and delicious dry down. It has enormous versatility for any situation even special parties. If you’re looking for compliments believe me women love it.

Many people review Natura with guilt knowing they are good perfumes but fearing to be seen badly for saying so. This perfume stands up to the big designer brands.