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Flying Water by Natura Siberica
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Flying Water

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3.6868 votesFEMALE

Flying Water by Natura Siberica is a crisp floral fruity fragrance released in 2024. Featuring black currant, bergamot, and cedar, this scent offers an approachable, clean profile. It is perfectly suited for daily wear in spring and summer, settling into a soft, woody, and musky dry-down that remains light on the skin throughout the day.

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Moderate
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PRICE VALUE
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RR SCORE
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Open Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE

Expect moderate longevity of 4 to 5 hours with intimate to moderate sillage. It performs best in spring and summer temperatures, as the base notes require mild warmth to fully project.

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A crisp and airy floral fruity scent, defined by sharp black currant and bergamot at the top. The heart balances jasmine and iris with a soft, powdery texture, while the dry-down rests on a dry, earthy base of cedar, musk, and woody notes that feel clean and grounded on the skin.

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Green
White Floral
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Fresh Spicy

The woody and green accords dominate the experience, providing a dry, clean skeleton. The white floral and musky elements add a layer of softness that prevents the composition from feeling too sharp or bitter as it settles into the skin.

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It looks easiest to wear in spring and summer. The vote picture leans most toward daytime.

Pros & Cons

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WHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT

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Bright and energetic opening.

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Not overly sweet or cloying.

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Safe and polite sillage for offices.

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Good value for daily use.

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Naturalistic green and woody feel.

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Versatile for casual or work settings.

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Easy to wear in warm weather.

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Does not rely on heavy synthetics.

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Clean, skin-hugging dry-down.

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Accessible for beginner enthusiasts.

WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR

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Moderate longevity needs refreshing.

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Can feel too light in winter.

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Lacks complex, evolving character.

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Projection is quite restricted.

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Not suited for bold evening wear.

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May lack excitement for connoisseurs.

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Cedar base can turn faint quickly.

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Iris note is very subtle.

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Not a high-performance fragrance.

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Packaging feels very utilitarian.

Fragranxe Review

EDITORIAL
“Flying Water by Natura Siberica: A Bright Daily Floral Fruity”

Flying Water opens with an immediate, sharp clarity. The black currant and bergamot provide a zesty, energetic introduction that cuts through the air. It feels bright and crisp from the first spray, avoiding the heavy sweetness often associated with modern floral fruity releases. The opening is energetic and sets a clean tone for the rest of the wear.

As it transitions into the heart, jasmine and lily of the valley emerge. These florals are not overly thick or indolic. Instead, they feel light and airy, supported by a hint of iris that adds a soft, slightly powdery texture. The palisander rosewood provides a subtle structure, grounding the floral notes so they do not float away too quickly.

Moving into the dry-down, the cedar and woody notes take center stage. This is where the fragrance settles into its long-term character. The musk helps pull everything together, creating a skin-hugging finish that is both clean and slightly earthy. It is a dry, comfortable woodsiness that feels very natural, perfectly complementing the initial green opening.

Performance is respectable for this category. You will get about four to five hours of wear. Projection is polite, remaining within arm's length, which makes it perfect for shared spaces. It shines brightest in spring and summer, when the warmth helps the green notes bloom properly. In colder weather, the woody notes can feel a bit thin, so I suggest sticking to milder temperatures.

This is a versatile fragrance for the casual wearer or the professional who needs something easy. It does not demand attention, nor is it a complex, shifting beast. It simply does its job, providing a clean, pleasant aura for daily activities. Younger users might find it very approachable, while enthusiasts will appreciate its lack of synthetic over-sweetness.

Final verdict: It is a solid, everyday floral fruity that avoids the common pitfalls of the genre. If you enjoy crisp, green-leaning scents, buy a bottle. Those who crave intense performance or deep, heavy notes should skip it.

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FAQs

What does Flying Water smell like?+

It opens with a sharp burst of black currant and bergamot, leading into a floral heart of jasmine and iris. The dry-down relies on cedar and musk to create a clean, woody finish that feels fresh rather than heavy. It captures a brisk, outdoor feeling suitable for casual spring afternoons.

How long does Flying Water last on skin?+

You can expect moderate longevity, typically lasting about four to five hours. Like many floral fruity scents with fresh green notes, it tends to fade closer to the skin after the first two hours. Reapplying is easy given its lighter profile, which works well for short office days.

Is this a good office fragrance?+

Yes, its moderate sillage and clean white floral notes make it a safe, professional choice. It is unlikely to overwhelm colleagues in close quarters. The green notes and jasmine provide a polished, energetic feel that suits a desk environment or morning meetings during warmer weather.

What season is best for Flying Water?+

It performs best in spring and summer. The crisp bergamot and green notes harmonize with warmer temperatures, while the jasmine avoids becoming too cloying in the heat. It feels out of place in deep winter when the air is dry, as the cedar base requires a bit of warmth to bloom.

Can men wear Flying Water?+

While marketed as female, the woody cedar and musky base make it quite wearable for anyone. If you enjoy crisp, green scents over traditional floral sweetness, the iris and rosewood provide enough depth to move past gendered conventions. It feels more like a modern, clean unisex scent on some.

How is the sillage?+

The projection is intimate to moderate. It stays within arm's length for the first hour before settling closer to the skin. This controlled sillage makes it an ideal choice for personal enjoyment or intimate settings where you do not want your fragrance to enter the room before you do.

Does it have a strong floral presence?+

The white floral notes, specifically jasmine and lily of the valley, are prominent in the heart, but they stay grounded by the green notes and cedar. It is not an overpowering floral bouquet. Instead, it feels airy and transparent, designed to be easy to wear for daily activities.

Is this a good signature scent?+

If you prefer clean, unobtrusive scents for daily wear, it is a strong contender. Its versatility for work and casual weekend outings means it can easily become a signature. However, the moderate longevity may require you to carry a decant if you want the scent to last all day.

Is it a good gift?+

It is a safe gifting choice for those who enjoy fresh, fruity, and floral scents. It lacks the polarizing heavy spices or intense animalic notes that make other perfumes difficult to gift. The accessible profile works for a broad age range, particularly for people who value a natural, clean aesthetic.

Should I sample it first?+

While it is quite approachable, sampling is always recommended if you have specific skin chemistry concerns with black currant or iris notes. These can turn sour or powdery on some people. A sample allows you to test how the wood notes interact with your skin's natural oil production.

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Best Longevity#28,001
Best Sillage#36,086
Price Value#8,628

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