Segno Impact

The description of this EdP above is quite correct, this is a modern fougere that is fresh and works well for spring and summer. As the rest of the line, this lasts on me from 6h to next day depending where I apply. The main difference between Impact and the other Segno, is that for me this is overall less potent and more mass appealing. This is a scent with moderate projection and you want to go heavy on the sprays. Also I find this one novice friendly, while the previous ones would probably appeal to more experienced men. It's hard for me to find individual notes here, but I do get the vermouth for a sweet, earthy, herbal character, fresh bergamot and a base of vetiver. I am surprised a tonka bean is not mentioned. The general impression is of a citrusy, light and fresh green scent that's very wearable and versatile. I see this working as a dumb reach this spring and the coming summer. This is a great entry perfume to get your kids into older fougere scents. Some catalogue perfumes like this are signed by master perfumers, sold for chum change, and still manage to go under the radar because of prejudice against the brand. Avon's Segno line is quite the case. It goes for 20-25€ catalogue price, and I think it is worth that.

I've been wearing Impact for almost a year(summer evenings only) and decided to give what is due. To be honest, I know nothing about vermouth—though after this, I’d actually like to learn, but this is a stupendous fragrance. Casual but strong. The aromatics and the spices are just fabulous. Haven't tested only the "Visionary, still believe this is undoubtedly the best in the collection. Definitely much better than that Success. Different directions, of course, yet, it is. I mean, for the price of 12 dollars, and an EDP? it's even more than a steal. Don't bother to evaluate the longevity/projection—hesitate not to overspray, in the view of the fact that you are not going to offend anyone. Now I'm certain that Avon, as a fragrance producer, is indeed undervalued, overshadowed, and especially heavily prejudiced against when compared to the industry giants. There are a good many gems among them that can amaze enthusiasts (or snobs). synthetic or simple, I'm buying at least 2-3 backup bottles.

Avon Segno İmpact may not be in terms of the notes it contains, but in terms of the feeling it sadly reminds me of masculine perfumes called Wilderness or Wilderness Horizon that Avon discontinued for some unknown reason :( I saw a site that defined Avon Segno İmpact as chypre, but it doesn't contain a cypress tree note. I think we can call it an aromatic scent or aromatic fougere. If it had a piney note like fir tree or juniper tree, leather and patchouli in it, it would have fit better and it could have been more similar to the Avon scents we miss above. Longevity is not bad, the spread is strong in the beginning and approaches average over time. The beauty of the scent is very good for those like me who love legends of the 1970s-80s such as Aramis Classic, Azzaro Pour Homme, Van Cleef Arpels Pour Homme-Tsar, Gucci Nobile. I wish it had oak moss in the base notes instead of Ambrox super (synthetic amber).

Another excellent fragrance from avon. I do think that this is the most underrated house of fragrances. This fragrance has a good quality ingredients and an excellent price to quality ratio. The fragrance is aromatic woody, but the vermouth note add a juicy slightly sweet accord that contrasts with the vetiver and pepper. This is my favorite fragrance from the house right now, and I do recommend it a lot. I do love it.

Very, very bad blend of notes. Smells like a knock-off fragrance with a very harsh opening. By far the worst in Segno line. You can smell the herbs and the vermouth but because the blend is horrible the fragrance sits somewhere between barber cologne and herb shop. If you’re thinking to buy this, don’t. You deserve better.

It smells like cough syrup and herbs. I tried to love it but it gives me headache worst segno ever .I regret buying it