mark Pure

LOVE this scent! Love any and all scents that leave me feeling clean and flowery - I ABHOR musky, cloying, heavy scents. If you're like me, you'll enjoy it too. I bought it specifically because reviewers here said it smelled like Ivory Soap - which I love! My hubby says he also can smell the lightest scent of peach. I almost detect honeysuckle in it, too... But nothing that I can put my finger on. (I'm not gifted at describing fragrances in all the "perfume-esque" language as some are here. Sorry!) All I know is that it fits me perfectly, and I plan on hunting more down on eBay and will be stocking up! Just a fun, flirty, feel-good, invigorating fragrance. Highly recommend :)

I wore this perfume when I got remarried. I wanted something fresh and clean, but not really girly. It really DOES remind me of Ivory soap, which I have fond memories of from my childhood. I thought it was delightful and rather different than most perfumes that my friends and coworkers were wearing at the time. I actually still have a bottle of it. I wear it on occasion, usually on my anniversary, as a gentle reminder for my husband as he is very sensitive to certain scents and this one evokes happy memories for him, as well as for me.

I love this scent. It's got the whole "clean" thing going on without being exclusively soapy. What I detect is a soft soapiness blended with gentle citrus notes and white florals. Lots of fragrances try to do "clean" and "soapy", but Pure strikes just the right chord. It's underappreciated and not very well-known, which I like. :-) It's my little secret.

One of my favorite scents of all time. Was gutted to find out this has been discontinued. Pure Soap by Demeter can work in a pinch, but it lacks that sweet citrusy floral note... might try layering it with orange blossom or the like in the future to see if it can compare, but until then, I’ll be conserving what I have left of my last bottle.

I love this fragrance and have a tiny bit left in the bottle (which I love as well). It's a light, clean, soapy scent on me and evokes happy memories of childhood. I usually wear it on Saturdays when I run errands but it's also inoffensive enough to wear in the office. I really hope that Avon re-launches it at some point.

I LOve this fragrance and wonder if there are other ones out there that are similar to this?

Soapy Sudsy Creamy Buttery 🫧🫧🫧 Clean girl aesthetic paradise. I was lucky enough to find a partial bottle but like every decent fragrance, this has been discontinued for quite awhile. Thankfully, Demeter’s Pure Soap IS pretty close! I tested them side by side and you wouldn’t really know the difference. Demeter is just a pinch sweeter while Avon is creamier but they have basically the same performance. Clean’s Pure Soap is similar also. Very simple and understated. Longevity and sillage are minimal but that’s to be expected.

Smells just like ivory soap like everyone else said. Staying power isn't very long, but my mom likes it. It prolongs that "I just showered" smell.

Yep-Ivory Soap in a bottle...I wish it was still available for the summer at least.

I agree that this smells like pure soap. I get no citrus or floral notes from this at all.

I sold Avon when mark Pure was released. I too had the immediate impression of Ivory soap when I first smelled it. There is something more to it though, which is the floral you smell after you acclimate to the soap. It's not very strong, however, which is the only drawback if you plan to wear it out.

Yup, Ivory Soap exactly. That's why it's called Pure. If you're too young to remember, for years Ivory's TV and print campaign used the slogan "Ninety-nine and forty-four one hundreds per cent pure."

I'm wondering whether that could be a dupe for Demeter's Pure Soap? The latter smelling like your real life Ivory soap too ^^^

does anyone have a bottle of this that you may want to trade for Gucci Flora EDT brand new?

oh, Ivory soap, i wonder do you know if Avon made you into a perfume?

Ivory soap in a bottle. Nice, but use sparingly.

Clean, white soap smell. Love this.