Luna Rosé

Natura Luna Rosé is similar to Chanel Chance. I wear it in summer, in order to save my Chance for fall and winter. Luna Rose is light so it doesn't suffocate people around you. Cute and inoffensive.

I'm not even sure what to say about Natura's Luna Rosé version! I'll explain. I don't like your condescending you very much, because of the excess of floral footprint you have, and in my "seeing", in a disorganized way and everything else. However, in this one, I still notice this floral disorder, but with a sensational tasting creaminess [...] In this sense, it is a love and tolerance that has no right definition within me yet! Refreshing opening with trampled bush air, but already creamy and illuminated by sun rays, yes something warms you up here, but nothing so extraordinary. This feeling no longer seems to evolve, but it does evolve. In the middle he is very reminiscent of the oil of the Sève de Pimenta Rosa line, which by the way is still much better, but here in this one, with cream, with mousse or something creamy whatever, but that gives it a safe and not at all cloying footprint; as if the creamy note imposed respect and a "what" of seriousness. In the end I could think that I had Cedar, because I felt a burning woody, but it is not in the notes, and in fact I like it too much, with a lot of Musk to sensualize and make close to the most floral eminence that the fragrance boasts. Honestly, I'm still looking for the meaning of the word "ROSÉ" in this one.

I don't get much the musk or animalistic note let alone rose. But I feel a slight warm amber combined with jasmine, lilly and lemon in the opening. The pink pepper is subtle but that good because I don't like spicy perfumes. It's sexy in the dry down however it's too note can be a little too alcoholy