Samba Natural

I wore this for the first time today. At first it smells rather sharp and I can smell the vetiver and citrus rind. It smells really green floral to me, then the green notes seem to soften a bit and I can smell the jasmine and rose. It is not a sweet flower smell , but more like you are walking in a garden and smelling the flowers and the leaves. Then the base notes appear and it smells like musk and soft florals, and every so often I catch a bit of the vetiver/citrus. The top notes I'm not crazy about but this is one of those perfumes that gets better as it dries down. I will be using this for a daytime spring and summer perfume. It lasts about 4 1/2 hours

Screechy bitter citrus with loads of chemicals, that strongly reminds me of household cleaning products. Don't get me wrong, i love citrus fragrances, and i love bitter scents too, but this one doesn't smell like perfume at all. For me, it is repulsive, like lime chlorine...

I had this fragance and never really liked it. It was too citric and somewhat masculine for my taste. And I also didn't like the final trace.

I don't know where is goes wrong, but on me it smells like mosquito repellent.

This is listed as a fruity floral, and it has citrus notes, but I get some aquatic from it also. It smells of the era of L’eau d’Issey (that one came out in ‘92, this ‘96). Tart crisp citrusy notes with some freesia. The other notes are well blended. Very much a 90s era “natural” scent (if not slightly sharp and a bit screechy). Now I just need to get my hands on the original. I’ve always liked the bottles these come in, too.

Very clean and fresh and NOT laundry softener smelling like those "Clean" fragrances. Citrusy in a good way, not too strong, but is still there. Underlined by clean wood and girly freesia softens it considerably. Definitely worth its very decent price. I use it at everyday-feeling-fresh when I just want to go about my own business. Not loud at all, yet ok longevity.

recently found this stashed under the sink. i forget when i bought it and i cannot for the life of me remember why. to me, it smells like rotting celery. i had a very, very bad experience with gin in my late teens and to me, this smells like gin with the alcohol burned off. gag. needless to say it went in the trash.

Samba Natural is a musky floral fragrance.The freesia top note plays a more significant role than all the citric notes put together.The result isn't very special and there is no staying power. Still,it is suitable for young girls and it gives you the just-got-out-of-the-shower kind of freshness.

its just plain HORRIBLE AND DISGUSTING