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Aventus for Her
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Aventus for Her by Creed is a fruity chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2016, this composition features green apple, bergamot, lemon, patchouli, pink pepper and violet in its top notes. The heart of the fragrance unfolds with musk, rose, sandalwood and styrax, while the base notes reveal blackcurrant, peach, amber, lilac and ylang-ylang.
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green apple
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Musk
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blackcurrant
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- Positivo 62%
- Negativo 25%
- Neutral 13%
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My review is personal. At first, it’s a floral dream of lilacs and violets; I thought I’d found the most beautiful perfume, but with time it becomes woody, peppery, masculine, spicy, and coarse to my nose. Despite this, I like it; I’m used to such masculine perfumes, so wearing Aventus For Her was a great pleasure. I thank my friend Cnidaria for the gift. Don’t be alarmed by my description; I know people who see it as the most feminine and delicate, so give it a chance.
The bottle’s spray is brilliant, atomic, and throws a huge cloud. It’s fresh yet different, without losing elegance. Its fruity notes (apple and blackcurrants with sweetness) mixed with patchouli and rose, the most prominent floral, create an enveloping aura that has been highly praised. I haven’t noticed the pepper or that it leans masculine, but these are perceptions. It’s easy for hot days, spring, or autumn; versatile and attractive without being floral or sweet. Happy with this new addition. EDIT: After several wears, it doesn’t go unnoticed; every day I’ve received compliments from men and women, something rare among women. It’s not my favourite when sniffed close to the skin, but the aura it creates is very attractive. And the longevity is extraordinary: when I think it’s gone, poof, a compliment springs up.
Can anyone explain why we pay €200-300 for a brash, unpleasant industrial musk? That plastic note dominating Aventus For Her is the same one found in One Million, Diesel Bad and Pure XS. The most respectful description is that it’s a rip-off. What’s the difference between niche and mass market if the boundary is grotesquely blurred? Why does Creed’s prestige rely on cheap, unpleasant lab components, worse than any pine cleaner? I’ve worn this on my wrist for 3-4 hours and it stinks, except for the first 30 seconds of a faint green apple. After that, only that grating note remains, like expired Iso E Super. I’m absolutely furious.
Forget the rising ingredient costs; scratch the surface and you’ll see the 12% concentration is merely pure perfume, with the heart often being ISO E Super or Ambroxan, while expensive materials are diluted to 10% or less. Moreover, Olivier Cresp admitted in an interview that the liquid cost doesn’t exceed €1.50.
@karyukai: For those of us who have entered this world, we must accept it’s a realm of tall tales. At these prices and the luxury they sell, products should have more turns of the screw; I refuse to believe it’s impossible to do better. They claim to be shackled by marketing, yet their own lines aren’t improving scandalously. They talk about IFRA as if it were a mafia, but it’s a world with more stories than reality. Creed is more than enough with this; I recall their employees saying their fragrances were similar due to using natural, artisanal ingredients with a limited palette.
This perfume needs to be tried. I’m opining based on the sample sent by Luckyscent. In the first test, I was thrilled by the apple; I admit it was on my wishlist. In the second, it seemed I was wearing a known perfume, but I couldn’t identify which one. Now that I’ve read the other reviews, of course, it has a resemblance to those ultra-massive perfumes targeted at the male market. So it left my list. Price won over my desire.
Why pay between €200 and €300 for a shrill, annoying industrial musk? That penetrating, plastic note dominating Aventus For Her is the same as in One Million, Diesel Bad, or Pure XS. The most respectful definition is that it’s a scam. What’s the difference between niche and mass market if the boundary is grotesquely blurred? Why does Creed’s prestige use components from cheap, unpleasant laboratories, like those for pine cleaner? I’ve been wearing this for hours and it stinks, except for those 30 seconds of faint green apple at the start. Then only that grating note remains, like expired Iso E Super. I’m absolutely furious.
I’ve read all the reviews and the only thing I can add is that there’s a nose for every scent; what disappoints one delights another, which is my case. I felt it very feminine, not fruity at all, but a light, sweet woody floral. The sandalwood, which I like, I feel moderately and I’m glad no single note stands out. It doesn’t seem unique or exotic, nothing out of this world. However, it has great longevity and projection. I would never have bought it for $300, but I got it at a very accessible price, so one point more to enjoy it. 9 out of 10 my rating.
I’ve read all the reviews, and the only thing I can add is that there’s a nose for every aroma; what disappoints one, another loves, which is my case. I found it very feminine and didn’t find it fruity at all; on the contrary, it’s a light, sweet floral woody scent. The sandalwood, which I like so much, I sense moderately, and I appreciate that no note stands out above the others, clarifying, on me. I must also say it doesn’t seem a unique or eccentric scent; whatever it contains, it’s nothing extraordinary. However, it has very good longevity and a great projection. I would never have bought it for $300, but I got it at a very accessible price, so an extra point to enjoy it. My rating: 9/10.
Splendid fragrance, the most impressive in duration and projection of my entire collection. It’s powerful and immense in its initial presence, musky, citrusy, and floral. Afterwards it softens but never fades. At 20 minutes, the combination of flowers and woods emerges in a special, elegant, feminine, and different way, with a light and just sweetness that frames the fragrance. The dry-down has a clean, slightly talc-like halo. Although it has aromatic notes of other fragrances, I have nothing in my collection that resembles it. Despite all the negative comments about Creed, it’s worth every penny; it has maximum quality and incomparable aroma, as in its evolution there are like five different fragrances in one. I suggest trying it on skin, but for those who complain of poor performance, Creed has something they’ll crave and it will hardly disappear from them.
Superb fragrance; the most impressive in my collection regarding longevity and trail. It’s potent and huge in its opening presence, musky, citrusy, and floral. Afterwards, it softens but never fades. After twenty minutes, the combination of flowers and woods emerges in a very special, elegant, very feminine, and different way, with a light and just sweetness that frames the fragrance. The dry-down has a clean, slightly attar-like finish. Although it has aromatic notes of other fragrances, I have nothing in my collection that resembles it. Without a doubt, despite the negative comments about Creed, it’s worth every penny of its price; that is my assessment. It has maximum quality and an incomparable aroma; in its evolution, it’s like five different fragrances in one. However, I suggest testing it on skin, but I’d dare say that for those who complain about poor performance on skin, Creed has some scent that they’ll fancy, and I know it will hardly disappear from them.
What a pity. In terms of longevity and sillage, it’s very potent, different, personal and adds firmness, seriousness and a formal touch… Why do the two scents I can’t stand dominate? The sour apple, extremely acidic, and blackcurrant. What a shame for me. I thought I’d save it for layering because it has a magnificent sillage, but the apple and blackcurrant cancelled everything out. In the end, I gave it away and felt like a queen. That said, I can’t stand it on others either. What bad luck.
What a pity. Because in longevity and trail, it’s very potent, also different, personal, and adds firmness, seriousness, and a formal touch. Why do they have to dominate precisely the two scents I can’t stand? The acidic, extremely acidic apple, and the blackcurrant. What a pity for me. I thought I’d save it for layering because it has a magnificent sillage, and with my favourite essences, but the apple and blackcurrant cancelled everything out. In the end, I gifted it and left like a queen. That said, I can’t stand it on others either. What bad luck.
This perfume was love at first sniff. It has a fruity opening with violet notes that captivated me. I found it fresh and feminine. Then the woody note masculinises it a bit and makes me think of an amazonian woman with her riding boots and arrow in hand. A strong, independent woman. Personally, I love that it lacks sweet notes and smells strongly of violet, because it makes me feel fresh and energised; it’s a perfume you rarely smell on others because it’s not the typical feminine scent. On me, I don’t sense the blackcurrants or peaches. I re-wear it on a hot afternoon; I only sense heaps of citrus, reminding me of Light Blue Lemon Zest. But that bitter citrus invasion with hints of fresh grass makes me think of a woman who is an aristocrat to the death, of those who have never known the sun and walk among the grass of their estate. Of those you find in the city in an art gallery at night. Of those who would never wear a trendy fruity cologne. Truly, that mix of lemon and grass makes me feel outrageously aristocratic.
To be honest, I absolutely love it; it seems like a precious gem. But it’s very expensive, and on my skin it doesn’t last four hours, which makes me envious of those for whom it lasts long because it’s delicious in the heat. A question: instead of apple, it smells like pineapple to me, but not smoky like its brother; perhaps it’s just me, as I directly associate pineapple with the men’s Aventus and condition my nose…
The truth is I love it; it seems a jewel to me. But it’s very expensive and on my skin it doesn’t last 4 hours; I envy those to whom it lasts long, because it’s delicious with the warmth. A question: instead of apple, I smell pineapple, but not smoky like its brother, still it’s my thing, does anyone else experience this? I directly associate the pineapple with men’s Aventus and condition my nose.
The opening smells very much like Aventus for men, heavily of sweet apple, not fresh; it’s a very ripe, sweet green apple. I also detect floral and warm aromas. Although it’s not a winter scent, it’s not fresh either; it smells something warm. Perhaps it’s the blend of violet, musk, sandalwood and styrax, I’m not sure. The longevity isn’t good and I think its best moment is spring.
The opening feels super similar to the men’s Aventus; it smells very much of sweet apple, not fresh, a very ripe and sweet green apple. I also sense a floral and warm blend. While it’s not winter-appropriate, it’s not fresh either; it smells something warm. Perhaps it’s the mix of violet, musk, sandalwood, and styrax, I don’t know. The longevity isn’t good, and I think its best moment is spring.
The opening screams Creed Aventus: green apple and freshly cut grass, a very pleasant green. But the dry-down… I tested it in front of my mother, and she said: ‘It smells nice, but doesn’t it smell like one you already have?’. I let it dry for a while and, passing through my collection, I thought: ‘That dough-like scent, which one could it be?’. Bingo. I took out my Dior Sauvage EDP batch 2019, and, oh surprise, the dry-down of Aventus for Her and Sauvage EDP are, I’d dare say, 98% identical. Aventus for Her has a slight rose note at the base that Sauvage lacks, but the formula to round it off is the well-known ambroxan/fruity attar. I got it for $95 USD, batch 18K01. The performance is acceptable for a Creed; Chanel lasts better on clothes than on skin, but Sauvage gives it twenty turns, lasting forever. This one lasts about 8 to 10 hours on clothes, good projection for the first 2 or 3 hours, then close to the skin but with a notable trail. Curiously, it attracts compliments, although personally I wouldn’t buy it again. Overall, a 7.5/10.
Aventus For Her is a marvel, a perfume of great character. The opening of green apple, bergamot, and patchouli gives it that high-quality freshness. One could say it’s the Aventus with a floral touch, as reminiscences are noticeable; the green apple here seems like the pineapple scent of the men’s Aventus. The sandalwood and fruit scent continues, contributing a herbal and fruity aroma. It’s strong and fresh, with a trail of a metre and a half that later transforms into short distances, but if you want to prolong it, apply it on your clothes. It’s very versatile; wearing it in spring and summer will make us feel the queen of the party. I receive many compliments and recommend it 1000%. Very well done by Creed. I live in a hot climate and it suits me perfectly. Greetings from Tampico, Mexico. Enjoy this beautiful fragrance, yessss!
Aventus for Her is a marvel! A perfume with real character. The opening of green apple, bergamot, and patchouli delivers that high-quality freshness. It could be said to be Aventus with a floral twist, as you can detect reminiscences; that green apple here seems to echo the pineapple note of the original Aventus. It continues with sandalwood and fruits, adding an herbal and fruity aroma. It’s strong and fresh, with a trail of about a metre and a half, which then stays closer to the skin, but if you apply it to your clothes, it lasts longer. Very versatile; in spring and summer, it will make us feel like party queens. I receive many compliments. I recommend it 1000%. Very well done, Creed. I live in a hot climate and it suits me perfectly. Greetings from Tampico, Mexico. Enjoy this beautiful fragrance! Yesssss!
Definitely a gem. Elegant, perfect for daytime, and utterly unique. Forget those terrible clones flooding the market. 10/10.
It is a work of art that makes me feel powerful. A delicious fruity woody scent.
Fruity and revitalising opening. I find it a cheerful perfume of very good quality.
One of my favourites for spring-summer. It is fresh, with a high-quality fruity citrus opening. The heart is more woody with a powdery touch, and the dry down remains fruity, woody and fresh. It is one of the most beautiful I know for sunny days. Highly recommended; although the price is high, it projects and performs well, so it is worth it.
It seems like a flanker of Coco Mademoiselle for millennials. I detect no flowers, nothing of violet, only patchouli, which I don’t love here, and a spicy, artificial citrus opening. The dry-down is so strange; it reminds me of something but I still can’t put my finger on it. To me, it’s quite masculine or unisex. It’s a fragrance with nothing new about it; I feel this DNA is similar to Chanel’s patchoulis and feels outdated for these times. It has brutal projection and sillage.
The day finally came to smell it on a friend’s skin. At first sniff it seems like a ‘light’ Aventus: not because of performance (which is equal to mine), but because they removed the dark and smoky elements, giving it more sweetness and brightness without going overboard. Although it is marketed for women, it could be unisex. Conclusion: very pleasant, but due to the price and performance I do not recommend it unless you have a generous budget or are in love with it.
It seems like a flanker of Coco Mademoiselle for millennials. I do not detect flowers or violet, only patchouli, which I do not like here, and a spicy, artificial citrus dry down. The dry down is strange, reminds me of something but I do not know what. For me it smells quite masculine or unisex. It is nothing new; I feel this DNA is similar to Chanel’s patchoulis and feels outdated for these times. Nevertheless, it has brutal projection and trail.
It is the most spectacular combination of notes I have ever experienced: citrus, sharp, warm and woody. What breaks my heart is that it does not last more than four hours on the skin. In terms of price-quality, it is a tremendous disappointment.
It is very potent and dense. My surprise was that it bears little resemblance to the original Aventus, despite what people say. It smells fruity, with a powdery touch and is unisex, but nothing masculine. My eldest son said it smelled like an angry older lady, and although it sounds strange, I think he meant a lady of character. Yes, it suits a 45-year-old wealthy and elegant lady perfectly. I do not see it for young girls or informal events. It is very pleasant and high quality; when it dries down it calms and the powdery note takes centre stage with a soapy touch. I like the dry down more than the opening. A younger woman could wear it or even a man, but always with an elegant image. It lasts a long time and projects well, except in extreme heat. I do not understand why it is called Aventus and people always say it resembles it, because it does not.
Well, I went to a perfumerie run by a cousin, tried this one and loved it at first sight.
I bought Creed Aventus for Her blind and was surprised. I saw people saying it resembled Coco Mademoiselle or that it was ‘vintage’ for older women, but it has nothing to do with that. For me, it is feminine, fresh, fun and easy to wear. Yes, it has pineapple, apple and peach, but nothing heavy or serious. It is luminous, sparkling and stylish. It doesn’t smell like Coco; this is more modern and free. Needless to say, it is not for older women! It smells great at any age, makes you feel secure and put-together without effort. Ideal for daily wear, spring, summer, work or just to smell on your arm. I am extremely glad I bought it.
Spectacular, luminous and elegant! It has a regal refinement and a super-clean sillage. The pyramid is flawless: that green apple with citrus, the lilac and pink note, plus the blackcurrant and peach with patchouli, are divine. I love it with all my soul and it suits any time or season. I was so recommended it until I was embarrassed!