Tomorrow

A woody, sweet orange blossom, amber and sandalwood perfume that is a bit reminiscent of Givenchy Organza. Olivier Cresp is the nose behind this Avon fragrance. This was an unappreciated perfume in my collection at first. I had this fragrance for some time and only wore it occasionally. I had even bought two bottles because of a special offer. I'm about to finish one bottle and soon will take the cellophane wrapper off the new box and start to use that bottle. I was sort of wearing it absentmindedly and since I work at home now my days often just have me following the usual grooming routine and perfume is always part of that. Then one day, probably by evening when I stopped work for the day and relaxed before dinner I caught this lush, sweet aroma which was resonating from me! It was the Tomorrow fragrance and wow was it beautiful. It's kind of like those stories where the guy has this girl he's friends with but never really notices her until one day he really sees her for the beauty he is, then he is captivated by her. That is what happens with our perfumes when they are competing against each other. It's not always the fault of the perfume but rather our point of observation of it. State of mind is everything. I am so glad I have this now. I didn't appreciate it at first and while it is a bit similar to Organza but is much easier to wear. I love the way this one dries down and on these cloudy cool days it is a perfect feminine fragrance to make me feel warm and fresh at the same time. The bottle is simple but heavy and modern-classic in it's design. I am going to make sure I have some back ups of this lovely fragrance so I don't have to live with regret later!

Not to be redundant here, but this is one of Avon's best perfumes and I am saddened that they have discontinued it. That was not a good choice in my opinion. Secondly, I want to say that there is a pretty noticeable difference in the edp spray and the Avon Tomorrow touch-on perfume. Here, I welcome you to my dilemma. I am head over heels for the touch-on's scent. You see, I had a teacher named Mrs. Freitas in elementary school who wore a perfume so similar. I was only a kid so I didn't think to ask her what she was wearing. The possible years had to be between 1990-1993. She was my reading/communication teacher, an older lady with greyish whitish hair. The smell was so pleasant when she walked into the room. I get violets, amber, sandalwood, and maybe the rosewood. All those notes so beautifully mingling together, a match made in the heavens. Maybe you guys might know what perfume it could be. I've been doing my astute research and have found a couple possibilities Casmir by Chopard 1992, Ysatis by Givenchy 1984, Tresor 1990, and Diable Au Corps 1988. Haven't tried them, but they are within those years and share notes. The strength of the perfume was pretty good, you could smell Mrs. Freitas coming into the room from away off. I just know she had to get compliments all day long.

mmm, very oriental and fruity. The first impression I get is peach and raspberry, amber gives a warm touch to the mix. Very sweet to my senses. Although it is indicated as a top note, I see a touch of pepper as background in the drydown. The patchouli intensifies the sweetness of the fruit notes and gives a strong oriental touch perhaps camouflaged by the woods in base notes. Very interesting is the combination of orange blossom and jasmine from India with African violets, a rich, deep sweetness at once (most noticeable in the drydown), very exotic. was one of the first Avon perfume I had, was a gift from the Avon representative in Argentina, told me that I would like it, since he knew my love of oriental aromas, and she was not wrong. Not a perfume that goes unnoticed, exotic composition and good length. Maybe it's warmer in the trilogy of love Avon. If Today is for spring, and summer's Always Tomorrow is a fragrance distinctly autumnal and winter, you feel protected on cold days, for day and night. I consider it a sensual and alluring scent, whenever I wear it I feel like a forbidden fruit that leaves a trail sweet and magnetic

I blind bought a FB of this because I knew I was going to love it and I do. I also bought minis of all 3 in the original line to try them and I love both Today and Always as well and will buy FB of those as well. This is an excellent line. And I feel cheated (my own fault) that I didn't try this line sooner. Tomorrow smells very autumnal. In fact it is one of the most autumnal fragrances I've ever smelled. It smells of fallen leaves, marigolds, chrysanthemums, spices in a cup of apple cider, the bark of weathered trees. To me this smells like the most wonderful autumn day spent outside watching the sunset , basking in the sight of nature's golden and chestnut hues and then coming inside to a roaring fire to enjoy the spiced aromas of tea and homemade cookies. Enjoying home and hearth with the one you love ❤️. It isn't the chaotic and excited love of the wedding like fragrance Today in this line. It is the soft and warm glow of all the years spent together, aged into a fine spiced wine. Stunning. My favorite of the 3.

I found a tiny bit of this at a garage sale along with three other half full bottles. They are the purse size sprays Avon makes. This one didn't have a name, and of course it was the only one of the ones I bought that I liked. The longer I wore it the more I loved it. I went back the next day and asked the lady, who is also an Avon sales rep, if she knew what it was. My husband and I had spent quite a while the night before squinting at the label and trying to read the name. The lady said it was Tomorrow. I was skeptical, but after an ebay search she was totally right. I am loving this scent and will have to buy a full size bottle now. It doesn't wear super long on me, but it is such a warm and somehow sexy scent that I know I'll blow through the tiny bit left in this purse size spray in no time. I'd never thought to try this scent, so am glad I stumbled across it. It's pretty amazing stuff.