Perceive Soul

I must admit that in the flood of mediocrity served by Avon, Precieve Soul seems to be an interesting fragrance with an idea that really develops on the skin and is pleasant to wear. The beginning is a fresh breath of sea notes and lavender, a moment later the duo is joined by cardamom, which begins to dominate, it becomes spicy and the fragrance timidly turns to the areas of Cartier's Declaration. Then another fresh breeze reaches the nostrils, this time sage mixes with cardamom and violet breaks through at times, adding a bit of a floral accent. Fig is present, but it is not sweet, but very fresh, watery and a bit minty. This menthol freshness reminds me of anise. I felt a very similar atmosphere in the Oriflame Voyager Spirit fragrance. When the base arrives it becomes more woody thanks to the cedar, but the scent still remains fresh. At this stage, vetiver comes to the fore, it is grassy, green and fresh. I don't feel much patchouli. Longevity is decent, projection for the first 2 hours is satisfactory, it is certainly better than the classic Perceive. The bottle is 100 ml, so at a low price you can have a quite nice everyday spring and summer fragrance without hurting your wallet. I would describe Perceive Soul as an aquatic-spicy-woody perfume. This time Avon has a plus for me. Nice scent. 7/10

Very interesting fragrance for the price. You may notice the fig note, wich I find quite original, and the mint. Fresh and green with a femenine (not too much) vibe for me. Maybe unisex fragrance. Also good longevety (close to 24h on clothes and 8+ on my skin) and projection (about 2h). I didn't like it at first, but I started liking it more and more after a while. Maybe not one of the best cheap fragrances for me but, for the price, you get a good deal with good performance and originality. Best suited for summer and casual moments I guess.