Imari Queen by Avon
Women 2023
Description
Imari Queen by Avon is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2023, this composition features blackberry (raspberry) as the top note, a heart of rose, and a base of anise and musk.
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Key notes
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Top
Blackberry (Black Raspberry)
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Heart
rose
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Base
Anise
Community
117 votes
- Positive 77%
- Negative 6.8%
- Neutral 16%
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Leading answer I own it
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Season
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Time of day
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
62 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
60 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
71 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
73 votes
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For a queen, the name screams it. They say elegance lies in simplicity, something elite royalty understands. I bought it cheap and underestimated it, but it’s more floral and acidic; on my skin, red rose and neroli dominate, which I adore and aren’t even on the official list. Natura & Co has simplified the scent profiles, unlike before with Avon. That sweet-and-sour acidity ties together the rose, neroli, and blackberry—the latter juicy and unique. The English love rose, Mediterraneans love neroli. I don’t detect musk and barely notice anise at the end. The neroli gives it freshness and makes it versatile year-round. The creator deserves recognition; anonymity isn’t fair.
A scent for a queen, its name screams it. They say elegance lies in simplicity, something elite royalty understands. I bought it cheap and underestimated it, but it’s more floral and acidic; on me, red rose and neroli dominate, which I adore and aren’t even on the list. Natura & Co has simplified scent summaries, unlike before with Avon. That bittersweet acidity unites the rose, neroli, and blackberry, the latter juicy and unique. The English love rose and Mediterraneans love neroli. I don’t smell musk and barely detect anise at the end. The neroli adds freshness and makes it versatile year-round. The creator deserves recognition; anonymity isn’t fair.
At first glance, rich, rare, juicy, and acidic, like eating dark, sour plums. I loved it so much it could be my signature. Well-fruity, juicy, and sexy, with a warm vibe but not vulgar or synthetic; it smells like super-acidic grape water ice cream. It’s very rare and intoxicating. I tested it on a humid, heavy day, and it turned out refreshing—maybe the anise? I can’t identify it. It’s sexy and works as a daytime summer scent. It resembles Very Irresistible, but Imari Queen is more acidic and “uplifted,” making it more original.
Sweet, opens with caramelized blackberry, like cherry caramel. It settles into soft, natural blackberry with rose and musk at just the right level. I don’t smell anise on my skin, which is a pity since I like it. It’s fresh, sweet, and very fruity, ideal for daytime, though it also works at night. Buy blind; it didn’t fail. Lasts between three to five hours, fitting its quality and price. Avon has some great affordable fragrances. Recommended for lovers of red berries.
Sweet. Opens with caramelized blackberry, like a cherry caramel. Settles into soft, natural blackberry with rose and musk at just the right level. I don’t smell the anise on my skin, which is a shame since I like it. It’s fresh, sweet, and very fruity, ideal for day but works at night too. Buy blind and you won’t be disappointed. Lasts three to five hours, fitting its quality and price. Avon has some great affordable fragrances. Recommended for lovers of red berries.
I loved it. The raspberry is fresh, sweet, elegant, and has great presence. The rose note is high quality, a perfect balance between watery and powdery. Highly recommended; very sensual for daytime but interesting at night thanks to that luxurious rose. The longevity is quite good for an EDT.
I loved it. The raspberry is fresh, sweet, elegant, and present. The rose note is high quality, a perfect balance between watery and powdery. Highly recommended, very sensual for daytime but interesting at night thanks to that sumptuous rose. The longevity is quite good for an EDT.
Rich, sensual aroma without being vulgar. I do smell the anise, though not at first. I wouldn’t wear it personally since I don’t connect with that scent, but it’s a highly recommended fragrance, sweet with that anise touch. To repeat, it’s sensual and refined.
Trendy scent. I bought it excited for the anise weekend, but on my skin, it’s just blackcurrant and musk. It’s persistent and gets cloying in the heat, so I think it’s better for crisp autumn days, as it would get lost in the cold. It’s good, but nothing extraordinary. If anyone picks up the anise, let me know.