Femme by Avon
Women 2014
Description
Femme by Avon is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition features top notes of pink grapefruit, violet, and plum; a heart of magnolia, jasmine, and wild orchid; and a base blending peach, musk, amber, and woody notes.
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Key notes
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Top
Pink Grapefruit
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Heart
magnolia
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Base
peach
Community
1,365 votes
- Positive 72%
- Negative 24%
- Neutral 3.8%
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Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Femme
Femme by Avon is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition features top notes of pink grapefruit, violet, and plum; a heart of magnolia, jasmine, and wild orchid; and a base blending peach, musk, amber, and woody notes.
Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts White flowers Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
537 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
603 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
128 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
118 votes
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15 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
Bought it blind and the citrusy grapefruit top notes hit me right away—I absolutely love them. It lasted several hours with beautiful white florals. It’s an energetic perfume.
I bought it blind and was surprised by the grapefruit citrus note in the top, which I absolutely love. Then it lingers for several hours with white flowers and has an uplifting vibe.
I spotted it and remembered how it smelled on my skin. Yes, it’s a bit artificial, but too much for a standard line. I’ve worn it twice, in both winter and summer, day or night. It’s purely floral: violets and magnolias with a relaxing grapefruit base. In Argentina, they say it’s been reformulated in Eve Elegance.
I spotted it on the way and it reminded me of how well it sat on my skin. Yes, it’s a bit artificial, but not too much for a standard line. I bought it twice; it worked great for both winter and summer, day or night. It’s pure floral: violets and magnolias with a relaxing grapefruit base. In Argentina, they say it was reformulated into Eve Elegance.
It’s soft, delicate, feminine, and romantic. In my opinion, it’s one of Avon’s best.
It’s very soft, delicate, feminine, and romantic. In my opinion, it’s one of Avon’s best.
I loved it. It’s so soft.
It’s a soft fragrance, I’d say romantic… maybe perfect for a summer afternoon when the sun is hugging your skin, that’s where it can seduce. It is true that it’s very soft and not long-lasting, but it’s ideal for those who prefer something delicate and imperceptible, stepping away from stronger perfumes. It’s like a floral body mist after a shower, just to enjoy a fragile yet feminine scent alone. I recommend it for young women, pregnant women who get nauseous with strong perfumes, or any woman who wants to feel pampered.
It’s a soft, romantic fragrance, perfect for summer afternoons when the sun caresses your skin; it seduces with its delicacy. Although it doesn’t last long, it’s ideal for those who prefer subtle, almost imperceptible scents over powerful perfumes. A floral body mist, perfect for enjoying that fragile, feminine aroma all by yourself. I recommend it to young girls, pregnant women who get nauseous from strong smells, or any woman who feels like she deserves to be pampered.
Very disappointed. I tried it at a friend’s house who sells Avon products. At first, I loved it for a few seconds, thinking it was elegant, refined, and feminine… but gradually I noticed an excess of pink grapefruit and I was let down. By the 10-minute mark, I had a terrible headache and even felt my stomach churning. So I don’t recommend it at all, even though the description really caught my attention. It doesn’t smell bad, but it just didn’t work for me.
I found it insignificant, like a super-soft cologne with low longevity. It has no distinguished or striking scent. Nothing special, acceptable for running errands or as a body splash after a shower.
I found it insignificant, like a super-soft cologne with low longevity. It has no distinguished scent and isn’t striking; nothing special, but acceptable for a trip to the grocery store or as a body splash after a shower.
Please don’t take me wrong, but I respect Avon’s perfume line, yet I would NEVER use it. Any perfume from this line gives me a headache, makes me dizzy, and hurts my nose. They don’t go unnoticed; they’re invasive and generic. Please, if you use them, use them in moderation. Thanks.
Slices of grapefruit in a bowl of little flowers. I completely agree with Teresawer’s review. The ad photo shows a woman dressed for the red carpet, but I see myself wearing it every day to save my other special perfumes from wearing out. If you find it at a good price, it’s not bad at all for when you need something light, like for work.
The grapefruit is very present but a bit artificial. After a while, the jasmine kicks in, but the downside is that by then it’s almost gone. It has very little longevity. It reminds me a bit of perfumes that were trendy in the 90s. They market it as something glamorous; the bottle is very pretty and heavy glass, but honestly, it’s for daily wear. If you catch it on a super sale with your Avon rep, like I did, it’s not bad for hot days.