SuperStilo by Natura

Finally managed to get hold of this discontinued perfume, and now I remember why I didn’t kill myself back then. It dries down beautifully, feeling vanilla-sweet, like smelling vanilla with candies, and at times it even smells like gummy sweets. However, the issue is the opening; despite not being listed in the notes, it has a very strong and spicy opening. At times it seems as though it smells like various kitchen spices and condiments. For this last reason, I’ll give it a chance to be worn in winter.

What a beautiful perfume! I loved it. I bought it as a gift for my mother in 2013/2014. Among samples given to me by a colleague who sold Natura products, I found this… divine! Super sweet and delicious. Although I remember it was very vanilla-based and sweet, it didn’t tire or overwhelm me. I felt it was youthful, which wasn’t my choice for a gift as I believe everyone should use what they like. What a pity I never found it again, neither from resellers nor in the catalogue. It’s discontinued here in Argentina. I can’t guarantee it’s the same as Amor Amor, but I love both. I hope Natura relaunches it.

Definitely one of my favourite Natura perfumes. It’s sweet but not excessive; I love the scent, although I can’t distinguish many notes beyond vanilla, yet it doesn’t smell just like vanilla. Very delicious, similar to the famous Amor Amor by Cacharel. It’s a pity I haven’t seen it in Natura catalogues for so long.

A simple yet classic sweet scent that works well. It opens with a very fruity, juicy top note (I swear it’s nectarine and red berries) before giving way to vanilla, maintaining that fruity touch. At the end, there are light hints of tonka bean. It’s a pity I could only access this sweetness through testers as it’s discontinued in my country, but if I had acquired the bottle, I’d give it a thousand chances. On me, it had medium longevity and a moderate sillage, making it non-intrusive.

I don’t know what’s happening with the base of this perfume; I dislike it so much. It starts fruity and vanilla, a bit powdery, and up to that point, it’s fine. Then, after 20 minutes, an intense, fairly mature, and classic floral and woody aroma with a vanilla that has lost its charm invades you. I don’t know what components are mixing, but I don’t like it. I think it ends up in the middle of the road: neither fresh nor modern, and neither warm and embracing like a good vanilla oriental.

This is the perfume I like most from the Faces line by Natura and also the most mature, although it still targets a young audience, perhaps up to 35 years old. Unlike Ousada or Intensa Faces, which are clearly for teenagers, SuperStilo is an elegant and chic EDT. At first, it recalls red fruits; it’s clean and leaves a vanilla, powdery, and dry scent on the skin. That’s the key to its maturity compared to its Faces siblings. It’s a pleasant, enveloping, and fairly sensual scent that, despite having no great pretensions, usually makes a good impression. It also has something reminiscent of the smell of dolls that always attracts me. Ideal as a personal fragrance. It could be timeless if used moderately in heat. It’s more mature and chic than Humor 5, but SuperStilo falls short in longevity. The previous bottle was much more practical.

Lovely fragrance; it has a pleasant opening and truly lasts many hours on the skin. It doesn’t go unnoticed; I dare say you can use it all year round, in autumn and winter during the day and in spring and summer at night.

Highly recommended for those seeking fresh scents; I recommend it for spring or summer. Very similar to Amor Amor by Cacharel. So far, of those I’ve tried from the Natura line, it’s the one that lasts the longest. It’s not strong nor does it go unnoticed; I dare say it has lasted on my skin more than other fragrances from recognised brands, and it’s very affordable in price. Additionally, it’s one of the few brands where products are natural and they don’t experiment on animals, an important point to keep in mind for those who respect nature.