Maxima by Avon

I bought it for the bottle and the immortelle note. At first, it smells floral, but then it fades on my skin, becoming muted and almost imperceptible. I feel more like an eau de toilette, maybe because of my skin. I loved the creative concept, the ancient inspiration, and the amphora shape with the laurel cap.

I liked it. I thought that with such a sweet fruit note and me preferring citrus scents, it would be cloying, but it surprised me. It’s the first sweet fragrance I’ve seen myself wearing daily. It’s very wearable if you like fruity and sweet scents. It’s not overly formal or teenage; it’s all-terrain for spring, fall, and winter during the day, without too much sensuality or potency for night. Longevity is moderate, like almost all Avon perfumes that last about 4-5 hours.

A very pleasant fragrance. I had doubts because immortelle isn’t my favorite flower, but surprise, it doesn’t feel too much; it smells great. Nothing original or world-changing, but it smells good. The resemblance to Good Girl by CH is quite strong; they aren’t identical clones, but they follow the same line. In fact, I like Máxima more because Good Girl gives me a headache. Its longevity and projection are average, but for the price, it’s excellent. I recommend it if you like warm and slightly sweet scents. I’m satisfied with the purchase, and the packaging is very beautiful and elegant.

Very pleasant. I hesitated to buy it because I don’t usually like myrtle, but to my surprise, it’s not very noticeable. Smells great, nothing original but well done. It’s quite similar to Good Girl by Carolina Herrera; it’s not a clone but follows the same vibe. I prefer Máxima because Good Girl gives me a headache. Medium longevity, but for the price, it’s excellent. Recommended if you like warm, sweet scents. The packaging is very elegant.

The concept of Máxima, as well as its masculine version, is inspired by Greek cosmology regarding plants of immortality. In the feminine version, immortelle stands out, the flower of the sun in Greco-Roman fields. It’s a yellow fruity-floral gourmand. I’m not a fan of such sweet fragrances; it slightly reminds me of Olympea, but the immortelle or helichryse notes, the golden sun, inspired me to buy it because it makes me feel like I’m wearing the sun on cold days. To accentuate that powerful and healing note, I use doTerra helichryse essential oil, and it enhances it deliciously.

The concept behind Máxima is inspired by plants of immortality from Greek mythology, highlighting myrtle or Helichrysum, the flower of the sun. It’s a fruity-floral gourmand with yellow notes. I’m not usually a sweet person, but the Helichrysum notes made me buy it because it makes me feel like the sun on a cold day. To accentuate the honey and tobacco notes of the flower, I use doTerra Helichrysum essential oil, and it turns out delicious.

Avon’s flagship: white floral, sweet, and fruity. It projects strongly with peach and white florals, then dries down to vanilla. Perfect for cold weather, elegant for evenings, and best for ages 20 and up. Lasts 2 to 4 hours, smells designer-quality, and Avon really nailed the formula.

Smells like white florals with a sweet cocoa or vanilla touch; I don’t detect any peach. The scent is very similar to Good Girl by Carolina Herrera—it’s intense, long-lasting, and better suited for night or cold weather.