The olfactory pyramid
A guide to the opening, heart and lasting trail of the fragrance.
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
259 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
134 votes
Season
Choose severalLeading answer Spring
154 votes
Time of day
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74 votes
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Longevity
Leading answer Soft
64 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Intimate
76 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
31 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
30 votes
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Community reviews
27 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
When I first sprayed it, it smelled like cheap powder soap. After a few minutes, it mixes with barely noticeable roses and jasmine. You only smell the musk if you press your nose right against the skin, and it doesn’t last long. I don’t like it at all.
It smells like cheap baby powder right after you spray it, and within minutes it starts clashing with the roses; the jasmine is barely noticeable. If you get too close, you catch a fleeting hint of musk. Honestly, this fragrance only works if you press your nose right against your skin. I didn’t like it at all.
At first, it smells citrusy with floral notes, but it lacks longevity on my skin; it softens until only the floral scent remains.
I owned this a few years ago. It was super affordable, rich, and versatile. It wasn’t a watery rose, but rather a lovely bouquet of undefined flowers. It didn’t last long, but that was expected given the price. It was my favorite from the Eau de Bouquet trilogy. It’s one of those scents you wear without thinking, perfect as a reliable companion for a few hours.
I really liked it. It’s rich, feminine, floral, and easy to wear. I agree that it opens with a sweet, juicy orange (even though it’s not listed) that fades gradually to give way to the flowers. I smell jasmine mixed with other flowers I can’t distinguish; I assume they’re the listed roses and freesia. It’s not pure jasmine, but it dominates. On my skin, the rose blends with that little orange note, sweetening and ambering over time. Then everything mixes into something subtle, floral, with a honeyed and powdery touch, even though there’s no honey. It has the perfect balance of sweetness, freshness, and powderiness. I agree it has a classic vintage vibe—sweet floral, not strong or aldehydic. I get a faint resemblance to the classic Ambré cologne, except this one is sweeter and more modern. The downside is the longevity; it lasts about two hours. Since it’s cheap in Argentina, I don’t mind reapplying. It’s versatile, uncomplicated, and ideal for daily wear, shopping, work, or casual outings. I bought it in summer and love feeling softly scented without being overwhelmed. It’s like a caress, perfect for reapplying, ideal for any casual daytime occasion. It suits any season, maybe it gets lost in winter, but it’s super pleasant, wearable, and doesn’t bother anyone. I think it will be one of my go-to scents and I’ll keep buying it. I love it and recommend it!
Edit: Although I didn’t think it was that special, after COVID, sweet perfumes with patchouli make me gag, but this one is fresh, citrusy, and floral. It doesn’t give me a migraine, and I enjoy it a lot. It’s for daily wear and perfect for hot months.
It’s rich and fresh, but more like a cologne than a perfume. I like wearing it to sleep or spraying it on my duvet.
It’s rich and fresh, but more like a cologne than a perfume. I like wearing it to sleep or spraying it on the bed.
As the name suggests, it smells floral without you knowing which ones. Gives a clean, fresh sensation; I wear it for walking or after a shower, perfect for staying in. It projects quite a bit, which is rare for this Avon line.
Just like its name, it smells of flowers—I don’t know which ones—but it gives me a clean sensation. I like using it for a walk or to get that post-bath freshness, for hanging out at home. It projects quite a bit, which is unexpected for this Avon line.
Floral as the name suggests. When I apply it, I smell an orange scent that then fades; it’s fresh, good for spring and summer. It’s pleasant but not one of my favorites; it’s very soft and has a vintage style, like old colognes. I probably won’t repurchase it; it lasts about two hours. Many people liked it, but for me, a lover of sweet, fruity, and gourmand perfumes, it feels simple.
Floral as the name suggests. At first, it smells like orange, then fades, leaving a fresh vibe. Good for spring and summer, pleasant but not one of my favorites; it’s very soft, vintage-style like old colognes. I probably won’t repurchase. Lasts a couple of hours, many liked it, but for me, a lover of sweet, fruity, and gourmand scents, it feels too simple.
I knew it years ago and was struck that it was newly released yet had such a vintage scent. It’s very floral and hard to describe, but I think I’d recognize it easily since I don’t recall smelling anything like it before.
It gave me a headache, just like with Bleu; the scent was so annoying I stopped trying them.
Same as with the Bleu; it gave me a headache and bothered me to smell it, so I haven’t tried them again.
A basic jasmine and rose bouquet that smells like Glade air freshener. Longevity is minimal—it barely lasts a sneeze, though the projection was decent in summer. I don’t expect much from a catalog EDT.
Reminds me of Avon: floral with a musky touch, weak sillage, and lasts only 1-2 hours. Perfect for cool days and from age 15.
The Avon bouquet smells floral with a musky touch. The trail is weak and lasts 1 or 2 hours, perfect for cool days and for people over 15.
Works well for me. It’s soft, floral, and fresh. Those looking for heavy scents won’t like it.
If you love pure florals, you’ll adore it. Not for me, because it literally is just flowers, as the name says, a bouquet.
It’s a floral scent, nothing sweet. Ideal for wearing at home to feel a soft, almost imperceptible aroma. It’s one of those common scents that almost everyone has or has had.
Very floral and not sweet at all. Perfect for wearing at home to feel a soft, almost imperceptible scent. It’s one of those common aromas almost everyone has owned.
Very subtle and spring-like. My boyfriend barely noticed it and just said it smelled like flowers.
Smells super subtle, very spring-like. My boyfriend barely noticed it and just said it smells like flowers.
Passes without glory; it’s just another one of the crowd.
Simple and slightly sweet, with a hint of peach even if it’s not mentioned. Pleasant for warm days after a shower.
Simple and slightly sweet, with a hint of peach even if it’s not listed. Pleasant for hot days after a shower.