Attraction

WOW!! I've said it in another review and I'll say it again. The fragrance snobs of the world really do themselves an injustice writing off Avon scents (and celebrity perfumes / other companies that make affordable scents)...because Avon has some REAL wins in their immensely enormous collection! Avon Attraction for her is one of them...as well as this one. I bought the female counterpart first back in 2018 which I LOVE! And I bought this one about 6 months ago nearing the end of 2019. I only moderately liked it the first time I used it. Forgot about it and fast forward to June of 2020...I used it today and I was blown away at how good this one is. It's sweet, woody, but one of the few men's fragrances that is so.......creamy. That's not an adjective normally associated with men's scents, at least not the hundreds I've tried. This one is sweet...SEMI reminiscent of 1 Million, but it's better and by NO means a dupe. It's got this creamy, almost woody / sweet lotion sort of vibe going on while maintaining it's masculinity. I have no idea why but the image I get with this scent is a very "metro" guy. That good looking guy at a party that has his every hair in place, nice form fitting clothes, smooth, shaved skin, sharp jaw line, groomed, clear skin...while comfortable with his masculinity. That's the kind of guy I see wearing this. That's how I feel wearing this as a matter of fact. This one will make a girl wanna get closer to you. Trust me on that. I stated in my review for the female "Attraction" that it's the ultimate date perfume. That it would drive most men crazy. And ironically enough...the same exact goes for this scent for the opposite sex. Guys...WEAR this one a first date and you'll undoubtedly get a woman that doesn't wanna let go when you get your end of the night hug. This is such a...handsome, well groomed smell. Just sweet enough while the musk keeps it clean smelling, the tonka bean and woods give it some warmth, and the cardamom adds JUST enough spice. Goodness I love this stuff! I think I spent $20 or so on this. I'd spend double in the blink of an eye. Longevity - About 5-6 hours depending on amount of sprays. Projection - About 2-3 feet. Overall Score - 9.5/10. One of my absolute favorites from Avon and I own probably...20-30 scents from them. Two thumbs up! Intoxicating!! Needless to say I voted above with a "love."

Ever since I discovered Fragrantica, I have loved Mdox407's reviews. This is among the fragrances I bought thanks to his recommendations. It is an absolute winner. Not only is it quite nice but it is also affordable and not like other releases on the market. It is one of the few masculine fragrances I really like. I actually used up my bottle which is amazing considering I have about 90 bottles in my collection. The bottle lasted me 6 months, 3 different seasons (winter, spring, summer). I mainly wore it for my evening walks in the park. I also wore it to my first trip abroad. The design of the bottle is eye-catching and appealing. This scent is masculine, yet soft. It is a woody, creamy, fresh, warm and spicy scent. No sharp notes. I never got tired of it for the 6 months I wore it. The cardamom, tonka and musk are the main notes to my nose. Unfortunately, I don't think I can detect any patchouli. Though warm and fresh spicy, the scent reminds me of shaving cream in the best way. It is a fragrance that certainly enhances the clean feeling after a shower. Suitable for daily use, for the gym, for the office and for walks in the park. Its best quality is the performance - upper moderate, if not long lasting. It radiates for a solid 7 hours even on skin. The sillage is not very strong which makes it a good choice for daily use. It is great for any season aside from the chilliest winter days. If I didn't have so many bottles to go through, I'd repurchase this in a heartbeat. Give it a try!

Warm spicy, sweet, musky. And there's my review of Attraction for him by Avon. OK, it isn't going to set the world alight, there's nothing new to this fragrance, But what there is is very well done. The cardamom and light juniper opening quickly becomes a heavy musk. It has a strong amber note, more than likely the labdanum, which sits perfectly with the tonka bean. For the first hour the sillage is strong and then it settles down to a very well behaved and sophisticated warmth. Longevity is about 10 hours, noticeable for the first 6 before becoming a skin scent. I couldn't decide if this was just a high like or maybe a love; after 3 days solid wear, it's an I Love It.

Smells awesome, patchouli works really well as a middle note. Not complex but it really doesnt need to. Perfectly fine for daily wear. It works all year around. My GF Loves it. 8/10.

I purchased It for a dear friend of mine. Smells heavenly!

From Avon representative "First to Know" press release this will be available in Campaign 26 (US) or the last order before Xmas! Honorine Blanc is an exquisite perfumer as already shown by her previous work for Avon. I am unfamiliar with Adilson Rato; yet if he is Firmenich and working with Mme. Blanc...I am guardedly optimistic. The preview teaser insert (no smelly page!) lists HER notes as: Top note-tempting blackberries Base note-Vanilla amber And HIS notes as: Top note-ginger root Base note-smoky woods Where you may ask, as I did, are the middle notes? Is this pair "heartless"?? Is this actually a subtle jab at the current state of modern perfumery??! No. (Or IS it?) Avon's single page flyer claims that both scents have a "shared heart" (aaaaaw!!) of MAGNETIC MUSK ACCORD (Avon capitalized that in totality with a decidedly bolder font). Just as the bottles lean onto and balance one another so too... if our intrepid perfumers hit their mark(s); one is (more or less) reasonably led to believe the perfumes will too. Such a feat was attempted (hard to remember I know with so many direct market releases that flash, fizzle, burn *or not* and quickly fade) with Jon Bon Jovi's "Unplugged" fragrant pairing a few Yuletides ago. I was enthralled with the idea of a manscent created around a black dahlia heartnote. Interesting, but ultimately underwhelming due to wan sillage and all too brief longevity, and a rather daring move to use a flower *noir or not* in a male scent that probably never panned out in the US market. Though intriguing enough, and at least a step above its stablemates that year; I bought the whole three piece EDT, hair & body wash and shave balm set with free leatheresque dobb case. It's an all too well known example of "well thought out; but, ultimately, badly implemented". These teasing olfactory briefs, romantic tendencies of backstory and vague note lists tend to make me osmagine something far greater than what is usually presented. Here, we KNOW Avon can "do" musc. Blanc is the grand dame of fruited floriental amber. Gingery opening, magnetic musk heart and smoky woods sound pretty good and I am eager to sniff the work of this new nose from Firmenich. My rep's allowing me to buy these from her, as soon as she receives them. Fingers (and nostrils) crossed... Until then, smell swell & be well! I'm hoping that the upgrade in perfumers will also carry through in the delivery. Many times, Avon has saved their best year's releases for the holidays.

Unbelievable but it's not bad! I've bought two Avon scents in the past, they were good but I sold them later. I guess I wouldn't have done it if I had less scents overall. But this one, Attraction, is something that I guess I may not sell at all. Even more: it's a fougere type which I generally don't like, I detest those best known and very popular examples from various designers, I even sold a Chanel and MFK examples I used to have. But somehow Attraction hasn't pulled off the detest trigger so far and I am quite surprised about it. Because I know the menace of cheapies very well and I'm quite done with them by now. Also, I had Attraction Rush once which was just vile to say the least. I guess the so-called cardamom and ginger notes in here are doing the trick, the sweetness is just nice and perfect.

Musk, Ginger, cardamom and tonka bean. Definitely a musky and sweet fragrance. The sillage slightly reminds me to a cake covered in Italian meringue. In the EDP version, projection is moderate and lasts for about 4-6 hours on my skin.I tried to wear it several times but I don't get used to it, maybe is due the musk, ginger or patchuli notes.

It feels like a typical fresh summer perfume for men, but without all the freshness. Surprisingly, it's still likable and wearable during the shoulder seasons. In my region, it costs slightly more than $10, and I couldn't ask for more at that price point.

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this reminds me of Eternity Now for men by Calvin Klein, just that Eternity Now lasts longer

This is a nice fragrance, smells like a watered down version of JPG's Ultra Male.

I was pleasantly surprised by the opening of this one. Very warm, it smells slightly like apple pie but not in a bad way. i can detect the sage which comes to the fore within 10 minutes and this gives this particular scent a lot of depth. Performance as a skin scent is probably on the low side unless you're very generous. But its good a relatively good projection. Avon as a brand probably won't turn heads, but the scent is good mix of contemporary and vintage. You could be in your early 30s as a new dad and feel comfy wearing this. The bottle is a very irritating design and difficult to store because of the base. I guess its stylish but the "cap" is completely pointless. I suppose it protects the sprayer mechanism, but its purely overengineered and likely to be lost in a few months.

Nothing special. It smells a bit like a watered down version of Calvin Klein's Reveal. It may also be associated with Ultra Male. Average longevity, close to skin projection. Avon can sometimes surprise you on the plus side, but Rather is very average. 5/10

I have Farragamo's UOMO after shave splash and Avon Attraction for him body spray. They smell so alike, I'd say try Avon's if you are curious about Uomo; you will get a very good idea. I prefer Avon's in this instance because it is gentler, more tiramisu-like and more unisex. Uomo has the alcohol of an aftershave splash and a bit more black pepper punch, therefor it's more masculine, but they are nearly twins.

this fragrance smells like a Southamerican Hair Wax called Ego Dry... If you combine the wax and this fragrance you recive a powerfull performance, and that is awesome

smells very good actually, lasting power is like 6/10 5 to 6 Hrs. ,projection 7/10 scent quality 8/10, AVON did good on this one.

Watered down version of tomorrow, with bad longevity and projection just like most avon frag's...

so elegant <3 like it so much.