Amó

In 2015, Natura relaunched the Amó line, with new fragrances and more modern packaging. The concept was inspired by the unique love of each couple: a sideways glance, the touch of the arms, hands that intertwine. Each couple has their connection, their narrative and a way of loving that is only theirs. The new Amó Masculino brings a spicy fragrance with a few amber nuances, through its notes of rosemary, grapefruit and citrus accord (on top), followed by notes of pepper, cinnamon and cedar (in the heart), going to notes of amber, tonka beans and musk (in the base). On the skin, the output is very synthetic and I do not like how the fragrance presents itself. As most of the perfumes are sold taking into account the initial instants of the fragrance on the skin (or on the blotter), I think that the companies need to study more and more how to create their fragrances, always making a positive impact, right from the start. However, Amó Masculino rapidly begins to behave spicier and sensual, thanks to the nuances of cinnamon and the mix of peppers (black and pink), proving to be a more comfortable, balanced and masculine scent. The evolution is slow, but the fragrance ends with a sweet and creamy aroma from the tonka bean. Unlike the Ekos line, which always brings more innovative fragrances, the Amó line exists to offer fragrances that are more commercial. So, for those who look for an olfactory reference and may have already read comments about this scent in specialized forums, what they say is true: it resembles 212 Vip Men and leaves nothing to be desired in terms of lasting. To conclude, it is worth talking about the bottle, which combines with the female version and has a threaded spray valve (as well as great part of the perfumes from Natura) that seems to be sealed, but in fact has excellent metal finishing.