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qwerty2707 – :
Although I’m living in Barcelona for almost 10 years, I couldn’t care less for Nenuco. It’s a cult cologne in Spain, to such a point their brand partnered with laundry products.
Actually, I remember my very 1st acquaintance with Nenuco was smelling some Nenuco perfumed laundry detergent. I was so put off by that aggressive, 80’s cologne smell!
I recently gave it a chance and tried the cologne on a warm day. Now, I like it very much!
I couldn’t find listed notes anywhere, it only says it’s a blend of citrus and sweet pea.
This is lively, bursting green citrus indeed! Fizzy tartness.
Some super mild soapy florals ground that effervescence.
I come to understand why adults male and female alike enjoy this colonia, because that stuff is gender and age neutral.
Absolutely not the tender or powdery or vanillic floral often associated with baby fragrances.
That may be the reason why I found it unpleasant years ago.
That’s the sort of base scent that blends extremely well with: Pure Soap or Clean Skin from Demeter; Fresh Laundry or Cool cotton from Clean.
Both Demeter’s EDT accentuate Nenuco’s soapiness in the most pleasant way and add some tenderness that reminds me clean baby hair.
Clean’s Fresh Laundry smells less generic, while the melon note from Cool Cotton becomes more agreeable.
Since it’s a cologne with a pretty low alcohol content, it’s meant to be sprayed throughout the day as a summer refresher.
It’s flying off the shelves nowadays, with summer coming.
Tourists stockpile Nenuco like mad here and I completely get it: family friendly – refreshing cologne coming in huge bottles – and super cheap.
You get a huge 600 ml bottle for about 3,40 euros in the supermarket.
It’s even cheaper at Primor (an online and brick and mortar toiletry shop). Currently, their 1200 ml bottle hardly costs 3 euros!
Mustafa88 – :
I love the smell of this! I was not a Nenuco baby but my younger cousins and my little brother were. My cousins other grandparents were from Galicia and introduced the family to it. When a friend visited Spain, I made her bring me back a bottle. It not only brings back wonderful memories, it is also an amazing after shower/bath scent. So refreshing and uplifting!
temaknyaz – :
Rumor has it that doctors have finally found a missing link between frag heads and nenuco babies. The children that were exposed to nenuco at a young age grow to be highly addicted to fragrances. Studies have found that tendencies to purchase Tom Ford’s “neroli portofino” and ferrari’s “bright neroli” are due to early exposure.
I should know. I was a nenuco baby.
Faza – :
Been wearing this cologne for 18 years already. This is a very popular cologne among Colegialas in the Philippines. I wish I can still get this in glass bottles but everything they have in the market is all plastic bottle. It is perfect for summer as it’s fresh and clean. I also wear this after a half Bath before going yo bed. Love citrus scents and among all the Spanish colognes I wear ( Denenes, Gotas Frescas, Angel’s Breath, Para Mí Bebe ) this is my favourite. I think Spain makes the best colognes in the world.
pan1n5 – :
This cologne reminds me my childhood in Spain. I love it! It’ a classic!
ryryry – :
I’ve had this cologne since I was a kid. I used it during my teens for school and everyone loved it and my friends started buying it. Today, I sometimes use it to go to work or on a hot summer day. It smells nice, citrusy and is very refreshing!
challensjkee – :
This cheapie is the most widespread scent between Spaniards. You can’t go across any street here without smelling it. In theory it’s a baby’s scent. But Spaniards love citrus, fresh, skin scents specially in our terrible summers and this light “Agua de colonia” has it all: it’s incredibly light and fresh, can’t bother anyone even in the hottest weather and is cheap as chips. Every Spanish woman wears this sometime, some of them only wear this, and many men too. This cologne has a very distinctive smell so you can easily spot people wearing this all around you. This is a classic, everyone is wearing it since the 70s and tit seems to remain highly popular year after year no matter how widespread it is here. I can affirm without a doubt that this is the most popular ever fragance in Spain. If you want something light, citrusy, fresh and cheap with a very distinctive scent go for this. It’s impossible not to like it even if you don’t love it because it’s harmless, clean, refreshing and simple. Ageless and suitable for everyone