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Imari Seduction 2015 by Avon

Women 2015

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Avon

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Imari Seduction 2015 by Avon is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, this olfactory composition stands out for its seductive and elegant character.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 37%
  • Spring 18%
  • Summer 8.3%
  • Autumn 37%
  • Day 46%
  • Night 54%

Key notes

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194 votes

  • Positive 73%
  • Negative 15%
  • Neutral 11%
positive reviews 194 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Night

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About Imari Seduction 2015

Main accord fruity Year 2015 Gender Women

Imari Seduction 2015 by Avon is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, this olfactory composition stands out for its seductive and elegant character.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

104 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

118 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

67 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

66 votes

Community reviews

14 reviews

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  1. Connieambrosio

    Bought it blind and it didn’t click at first; it smelled like incense, which isn’t even listed in the notes. After about 5 minutes, I started liking it more, though it’s still a strange scent for me. I’d recommend it to women 25 and up—it doesn’t feel youthful to me.

  2. Imari Seduction is a creamy orchid mixed with tart purple fruits; it’s beautiful and seductive, nothing juvenile. It lasts 5 to 6 hours with good projection and offers great value for money in Latin America. It didn’t smell exactly like its siblings or the Far Away variants to me, but you can definitely tell it’s part of the Imari family. I don’t mind wearing it alongside Corset, Classic, and Fantasy; I enjoy them all. It’s versatile for any weather since it’s not overly sweet. 10/10. Ideal for lovers of tart accords.

  3. I’m on an olfactory journey through the Imari fragrances. I’ve had this flanker for a while and added Corset and Rouge yesterday. All three are amazing; while they share notes, on my skin this one is the softest and perhaps the least persistent, but within Avon perfumes, these are the longest-lasting. I detect a strong vanilla vibe: a soft vanilla that gets powdery as it dries down, with a fruity opening and floral notes settling in. I agree that as an Eau de Toilette, they have an imposing presence. On my skin, it’s the most wearable for daytime. It’s very rich; I recommend it. I’d love to try the Elixir and Fantasy, which are no longer available in Argentina.

  4. Very rich body, with a fresh and fruity opening that later settles into a sweet, floral trail. The longevity is short, under two hours, which is normal for this type of product, though I hoped it would last a bit longer.

  5. Very rich Eau de Toilette. The opening is fresh and fruity, then it settles into a sweet, floral scent. It doesn’t last very long—under two hours—but it is a cologne. I was expecting at least three or four hours.

  6. suicideblonde

    This version just arrived in Argentina, and after reading ‘Seduction,’ I ordered it without thinking, hoping it would impress me more than Corset. It didn’t. Again, there’s no sillage, and all I smell is plum for the first 5 minutes, followed by the typical Imari floral, a bit of orchid, and an oriental base. It seems like a mix of notes from other lines: plums from Secret Fantasy Midnight, orchids from Rare Flowers, and a base from Sparkling Attitude. Is it pleasant? Yes. Is it outside the norm? No, it’s versatile for any season (maybe less so in winter) and sensual without being extravagant. I use it daily for a sexy girl who doesn’t need to shout it. Is it sweet? Yes, but not cloying or gourmand. I don’t dislike it, but it’s not my favorite. It’s the third Imari I own, and between this, Corset, and Fantasy, I’d stick with Fantasy for longevity, sillage, and notes. Would I buy it again? No. It accentuates the seductive attitude of the wearer but doesn’t create one if they don’t have it. Edited after 2 months of daily use: the longevity and sillage are so low I’ve already used 3/4 of the bottle. I hope to finish it without buying another or gifting it to a friend who likes it.

  7. I like it, but it doesn’t completely captivate me. On my skin, it smells like honey even though it doesn’t list that note. Out of all the Imaris, this is the one that lasts the least and appeals to me the least; it feels very simple and sweet, without much novelty. I imagined something more complex and sensual given the bottle, but it lacks that mystery I’m looking for. It’s rich and feminine, but it doesn’t drive me crazy. I’d wear it on cool days, though at night I’d have to reapply constantly. In short: it smells good, but I wish it projected better on my skin.

  8. suicideblonde

    I ordered it in Argentina without thinking, thinking it would convince me more than the Corset, but it didn’t. It lacks sillage and you only notice the plum at first, then comes the typical Imari floral and the oriental base. It feels like a mix of notes from other Avon perfumes: plums from Secret Fantasy, orchids from Rare Flowers, and the base from Sparkling Attitude. Is it pleasant? Yes. Is it outside the norm? No, it’s versatile and sensual without being extravagant. Ideal for daily wear if you feel sexy without needing to shout it. It’s sweet but not cloying. Out of the three Imaris I own, Fantasy is the one I like most for longevity and sillage. I won’t buy it again. It accentuates the seductive attitude of the wearer, but it doesn’t create it if you don’t have it. Edited after almost two months: the longevity and sillage are so low that I’ve already used three-quarters of the bottle. I hope to finish it so I don’t have to buy it again or gift it to someone who likes it.

  9. I like it, but it doesn’t fully captivate me. It feels a bit ‘honeyed’ (there’s no honey, but on my skin it smells that way). I own several Imaris, and this is the one that lasts the least on my skin and attracts me the least; it must feel very simple. It’s sweet, though I think Fantasy is even sweeter, also honeyed but different and more to my taste. Imari Seduction is rich, but I can’t clearly distinguish its notes; I think I’ve had something similar before. Since I’m used to sweet fragrances, it doesn’t feel novel. I’m not sure if I’ll repurchase; I like it, but I had higher expectations. Seeing the bottle and name, I imagined something more complex, attractive, and sensual. It’s very feminine, but I don’t feel that mystery I was looking for. Imari Corset is somewhat similar but has something that makes it more complex and seductive. Imari Elixir is the most seductive—a sweet bomb with a smoky touch that makes it distinct, incredibly rich, and intriguing. Elixir has that mystery and allure expected from a feminine, sensual perfume. I think most women looking for sweet scents would like this. I’d use it more on cool days because it doesn’t last on my skin. At night, I’d have to reapply a lot, though I suspect too many sprays could be overwhelming. In short, it smells great, but it doesn’t blow my mind, and I wish it lasted better.

  10. Good that they distinguished the packaging here. I felt the fragrance changed a lot. The old one was sweet and pleasant; people complimented me because it stood out on my skin. This new packaging version, I don’t know, smells alcoholic and powdery to me. What happened?