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Kaiak Sonar by Natura

Women 2024

Brand
Natura
Perfumer
Verônica Kato

Description

Kaiak Sonar by Natura is a floral fruity fragrance for women. Launched in 2024, this creation was designed by Verônica Kato, Jordi Fernández and Cláudio de Deus. Upon release, the composition unfolds a marine and citrus atmosphere with aquatic notes, sea algae, salt, lemon, calone, pear, pitanga, lavender, ginger, bergamot, grapefruit, mint, orange, lime, nutmeg, lemon grass, peach, apple, blackcurrant,…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 6.3%
  • Spring 33%
  • Summer 48%
  • Autumn 13%
  • Day 82%
  • Night 18%

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116 votes

  • Positive 72%
  • Negative 16%
  • Neutral 12%
positive reviews 116 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I own it

318 votes

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Leading answer Summer

143 votes

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Leading answer Day

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About Kaiak Sonar

Main accord citrus Year 2024 Gender Women Perfumer Cláudio de Deus · Jordi Fernández · Verônica Kato

Kaiak Sonar by Natura is a floral fruity fragrance for women. Launched in 2024, this creation was designed by Verônica Kato, Jordi Fernández and Cláudio de Deus. Upon release, the composition unfolds a marine and citrus atmosphere with aquatic notes, sea algae, salt, lemon, calone, pear, pitanga, lavender, ginger, bergamot, grapefruit, mint, orange, lime, nutmeg, lemon grass, peach, apple, blackcurrant, tangerine, anise, mango and raspberry. The heart reveals an elegant and metallic floral bouquet with peony, metallic notes, magnolia, sambac jasmine, orange blossom, rose, floralozone, neroli, lily, marigold and iris root. The base rests on musk, vetiver, patchouli, amber, white birch, sandalwood and benzoin.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Green, herbal and fougère Spices White flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic Resins and balsams

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

65 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

65 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

76 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

63 votes

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  1. It’s just like City Love by Esika. Fruity and very strong. It stings your nose… I didn’t like City Love and I don’t like this perfume either. It was disappointing to have bought the same thing.

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  2. I love the women’s Kaiak line for summer or hot days. They don’t last long, but if you find them on offer, go for it. They’re fresh, aquatic, somewhat floral and salty. I think most of them are perfectly unisex, particularly this one, Sonar. They make me feel comfortable and fresh, ideal for having a shower and heading out on hot days or when you’re going to do outdoor activities.

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  3. It’s totally unisex. My husband wears it and gets lots of compliments. It’s fresh and marine. For daytime in summer. I recommend trying before buying

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  4. I didn’t buy it, I got it in a swap, I would never have bought it. Same thing happens to me as with Ekos Flor de Luar or Flores Flutuantes: it’s a stagnant water smell with green shield bug, that little bug that when you crush it gives off a really nasty smell. And I don’t like any from the Kaiak line, I think those marine notes just aren’t for me. There’s a Kaiak, the orange one I think, that smells like men’s shaving foam. I don’t like Divine either, nor La Belle Paradise Garden or Fleur Terrible either, because if they’re similar as I’ve seen posted out there, well, they’re not to my taste.

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  5. samir_labdanum

    I was waiting for the salt note to show up on my skin…. but no. I only catch the metallic odour very faintly in the background. It doesn’t kill me, I don’t hate it either, it’s a fragrance that goes unnoticed when I wear it. I wouldn’t buy it again.

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  6. Oscar.encens

    I put just a drop on my forearm, I washed with soap, I put another perfume on top and the odour won’t go away 😹 it would be great if I liked it, but no, I came to check the notes and now I see why, it has a lot of flowers and on my skin the flowers linger until the next day omg, I hate them 🤣 the opening is really lovely but the floral base is not for me.

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  7. It has that salty marine touch that Divine by J.P. Gaultier has. More toned down but it still puts me off and turns my stomach

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  8. Elias.lavande

    It’s marine, maybe similar to Divine by JPG. I don’t know if I’m imagining it or not, but I have both and to me they’re the same. It’s salty and sweet. I’ve had quite a lot of compliments on it. And it’s not an overwhelming perfume. Really a good dupe for Divine.

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  9. For me it’s a fusion of all the Kaiaks: at the opening it’s very similar to Océano and Ultra mixed with Aero and Vital, then it turns floral like Aventura. On me it has good longevity. I’m not a fan of the Kaiak line, but with that fusion it’s bearable, fresh, not as overwhelming as Océano on my skin!!!

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  10. It’s a floral aquatic, as soon as you put it on you feel the marine notes, for me they dominate the most in the opening. Then the flowers start to appear. It’s a fusion between Kaiak Aventura and Kaiak Océano. Who is it for? For people who enjoy aquatic fragrances. Longevity 3-4 hrs, the first hour with sillage and stronger.

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  11. samir_patchouli

    I’ve been testing it for a few days. It has the DNA of all the Kaiaks. It has a citrusy and aquatic opening and then violets come in which, mixed with the salt and marine notes, create a drydown that doesn’t quite convince me, like stagnant fruity-flavoured water. It doesn’t have much to offer, it’s a copycat little brother of Kaiak Océano.

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  12. It’s totally unisex. My husband wears it and gets a lot of compliments. It’s fresh and marine. For summer daytime. I recommend trying before buying

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  13. dario_osmanthus

    I love the women’s Kaiak line for summer or hot days. They don’t last long, but if you find them on sale, go for it. They’re fresh, aquatic, somewhat floral and salty. I think most of them are perfectly unisex, particularly this one, the Sonar. They make me feel comfortable and fresh, ideal for having a shower and leaving the house on hot days or if you’re going to do outdoor activities.

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  14. It has that salty marine touch of Divine by J.P. Gaultier. More toned down but it still repels me and turns my stomach.

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  15. ChiaraBenjoin

    It’s just like City Love by Esika. Fruity and very strong. It stings your nose… I didn’t like City Love and I don’t like this perfume either. It was disappointing to have bought the same thing.

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  16. Totally unisex; my husband wears it and people keep complimenting it. It smells fresh and marine, perfect for summer. Just a note: I’d recommend testing it before buying.

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  17. Totally unisex; my husband wears it and he really gets a kick out of it. It smells fresh and marine, ideal for summer. Watch out, I recommend testing it before buying.

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  18. MartuFragances

    I would never buy this myself, I only received it as a gift exchange. It’s the same with Ekos Flor de Luar or Flores Flutuantes: it smells like stagnant water with a green beetle, that little bug that reeks when you squash it. None of the Kaiak line work for me; I think those marine notes just aren’t for me. Kaiak Orange smells like men’s shaving foam, and neither do Divine, La Belle Paradise Garden or Fleur Terrible, even though they’re similar – they just don’t suit my style.

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  19. I was hoping to detect a hint of salt on my skin, but there was none. All I get is a very distant metallic scent. It’s not offensive and I don’t detest it, it’s just a fragrance that goes unnoticed. I wouldn’t buy it again.

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  20. I applied a drop to my forearm, washed it off with soap, sprayed another perfume over it, and the smell persisted 😹. It would be great if I liked it, but I don’t. I came to check the notes and now I know why: it has so many florals that linger on my skin until the next day, omg, I hate them 🤣. The opening is rich, but that floral base isn’t for me.

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  21. Perfumadict

    It carries that salty marine note from Gaultier’s Divine, but much lower; it just gives me the creeps and makes my stomach churn.

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  22. Perfumadict

    It has that salty marine touch of JPG’s Divine, just a bit lower. Still, it gives me a sense of rejection and makes my stomach turn.

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  23. It’s marine, perhaps similar to Divine by JPG. I’m not sure if it’s just my impression, but I own both and to me they are identical. It smells salty and sweet. I’ve received many compliments and it doesn’t overwhelm. Truly, it’s a great dupe of Divine.

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  24. To me, it’s a fusion of all the Kaiak scents at the opening, very much like Océano and Ultra blended with Aero and Vital. Later, it turns floral like Aventura. On my skin, it has good longevity. I don’t like the Kaiak line, but with this fusion, it’s wearable and fresh, not as overwhelming as Océano on my skin!

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  25. It’s an aquatic floral. As soon as you put it on, you detect the marine notes; for me, this is what dominates at the start. Afterwards, the flowers emerge. It’s a fusion between Kaiak Aventura and Kaiak Océano. Who is it for? Anyone who enjoys aquatic fragrances. Longevity is 3-4 hours, with the first hour being trail-heavy and more potent.

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  26. valendelrosario

    I’ve been testing it for a few days. It has the DNA of all the Kaiaks. It opens with citrus and aquatic notes, then the violets come through, mixed with salt and marine notes to create a base that doesn’t quite appeal to me, like stagnant fruit water. It doesn’t add much; it’s a copycat little brother of Kaiak Océano.

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