Luna by Natura

Elegant and projects confidence; I like it but haven’t repurchased. Ideal for wearing all day on skin and clothes, it’s light and delicate.

I detect bitter grapefruit or lime with soft, powdery roses. I don’t like roses or talcum powder, but this is fresh and wearable. It’s not vintage, so I can use it. Not my favourite, but I like to have something floral when I’m tired of the gourmands I love.

It’s the most expensive in the Natura catalogue and I’d read crazy reviews. It’s a disappointment: it smells like an old lady’s perfume with boring, unremarkable flowers. It doesn’t stand out, it’s very similar to the classic female Halloween (the violet one). It’s for women aged 45 at least. I wouldn’t recommend it; it was a letdown. I gifted it to my mum. It has good longevity and an acceptable sillage, but I’m surprised by the level of praise given to something so unremarkable.

I’m fascinated by this perfume, I love it. Although its longevity isn’t great enough to keep that lovely base going, I think it’s super lovely for everyday wear in autumn and spring. The mandarin opening is very noticeable and I adore it, then it becomes a sweet, beautiful yet soft floral.

It disappointed me: it lacks character and smells like alcohol, like pouring on water. Better if you like soft florals, try the Essential Floral by Natura.

Rich and floral fragrance, simply divine.

I like it; it’s a very feminine fragrance, floral but not intense, extremely delicate with magnificent longevity.

I only have a sample of this beautiful perfume. It reminds me of Valentina by Valentino due to its earthy, vanilla, and feminine character… very lovely. I’m testing its longevity to decide whether to buy it.

I don’t understand the comparisons with Miss Dior Cherie; it has very little in common except that patchouli, which fails to achieve the same effect. Luna is a Natura classic with incredible staying power. It opens with a magnificent citrus note that wraps around shy white flowers. Then the rose emerges, but the citrus still dominates. As it settles, the patchouli takes over, creating an earthy, enchanting phase like a spring jungle. I consider it more of an autumn-winter scent, as it can be overpowering in summer.

Very lovely and feminine, although in Argentina, it resembles Prune’s Moi quite a bit and costs a little less.

A real charm: the bottle is tender, very small, and fits in a handbag; I love it, it’s different. It’s a very delicate citrus, so that’s how I define it. It has a good trail and longevity. I bought it out of curiosity and am pleased with the result.

Since trying it, I know it’s a must-have. It evokes two things for me: the scent of red tiles and chalk from my schoolyard after leaving, and that crisp, cold wind on a sunny winter day. Natura launched it in summer in Argentina and nailed it: it smells clean and fresh, with a lovely earthy touch of patchouli. The powdery floral opening lasts for hours before the woods emerge. It’s a bit like Versace Yellow Diamond in that citrusy, herbaceous vibe, and shares that earthy note with other classics like Narciso or Tresor Midnight Rose. I’ve never smelled anything quite like it.

On my skin, it smells awful, what a pity; we just didn’t have good chemistry.

I love it; it’s very fresh yet strong at the same time. Ideal for summer. My dad brought me a sample and I loved it so much I’m sure I’ll buy the bottle.