Luna Ousadia Natura for women

I tried it today and, really, there's absolutely nothing innovative about it for those who are already familiar with the Luna line. It's one of the few Natura lines where the flankers have something in common with their siblings. But, like most Lunas, it's very tasty and smells like a "rich woman". Its performance is inferior to the smaller bottles, but it's not harmless at all.

Is it worth buying? If I didn't have any... or if I had a Luna Intenso or a Valentia, for example, I might buy it to wear on more informal occasions. But apart from that, if I already have another in the range, I don't think so.

And, to reinforce what I said in another review, Priprioca is a REGISTERED ingredient that Natura uses exclusively. It's extremely rare and difficult to produce. And, I could be wrong, but Natura doesn't use the ingredient synthetically... only the natural oil. Anyway... it's like they said below... even though it's in many Natura perfumes (almost all of them and in varying quantities. Even in those that don't have it declared in the olfactory pyramid), this note makes all the difference to the final product. The DNA is perhaps this insistent note, but it gives a "niche" look to national perfumes. It's what gives the house its identity.
While others use tons of NOTHING mixed with nothing, Natura uses our products.
Nobody has to like it, I myself sometimes get tired of a fragrance that has too much of this note. But just don't use it... or use another one...

I love Natura's perfumery because it makes differentiated products, not the same old perfumes, and the priprioca note is incredible, it makes the fragrances it produces look niche. If you don't like this note, it's best to buy perfumes from O Boticário, which are more common, and let lovers of niche perfumes buy Natura products.

Mine arrived recently and it was just what I expected. From the notes described and other people's perceptions that I saw on YouTube, I was expecting something fruity and chypre like YSL's Mon Paris. And as soon as I smelled Luna Ousadia it was exactly what came to mind: Mon Paris. I'm glad that after so many years of loving perfumery, I'm finally able to decipher the olfactory style before I smell it and not take such a risk on the blinds.
I love this style of perfume, fruity and sophisticated at the same time, classic yet contemporary.
I loved it, but it's not a different or daring perfume, it's not something you've never smelled before, so if you're expecting something like this, you may be disappointed. But for those who like Mon Paris and the like, you'll love it, it's very similar.