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Perfume Power! - Avon 'Femme'

I recently started looking at the Avon catalogues again and I saw this perfume had a test circle. Whenever I see the test circles, I just have to rub them! I tested this perfume and I instantly wanted it, plus it was on offer with the matching body spray and lotion.

The bottle is clear glass and is inspired by diamonds. The cap is clear plastic and is a squared diamond shape. It has a regular perfume spritzer, which is silver to blend in with the clear cut look.

The fragrance notes are:-

Top Notes: Pink Grapefruit, Plum & Violet
Middle Notes: Jasmine, Wild Orchid & Magnolia
Base Notes: Amber, Peach, Wood & Musk

I really like the bottle because it is beautifully simple and you can see how much liquid you have left. The cap is not very secure though because it just sits on top of the spritzer, which means it can easy fall off in your bag. The spritzer is very easy to use and it distributes the perfume evenly in a concentrated mist. The scent I would say is very floral influenced, but you still get the hint of fruitiness. You can really smell the jasmine, magnolia and grapefruit. It is a very light scent and is suitable for all tastes. Although the scent is light, it does linger on your skin for quite a while. It reminds me of a more toned down Treselle, also a fragrance by Avon and a more floral Daisy by Marc Jacobs.

Overall this is a very lovely perfume and definitely a perfect floral Spring scent. It is not as expensive as most 50ml perfumes, and could easily beat some higher end scents! I would recommend it and would probably re-purchase it too.

Price - £16        Rating - 5/5
Recommend - Yes        Re-Purchase - Yes
Available at - AvonShop.co.uk

What on your thoughts on this perfume?

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