Eve Confidence by Avon

Better than nothing: smells lovely, versatile and affordable. Projection is intimate and lasts around 5–6 hours on clothes. Notes of frangipani and whipped cream, sweet without being cloying. Perfect for everyday wear.

What a delicious perfume; smells like pear compote with cream wrapped in flowers, a real treat. Lasts 4–5 hours on me, the trail is strong—my husband asked what I was wearing as it clung to him so much. I wear it daily, nothing for the night, suitable all year round.

I was blown away at first; creamy and sweet opening that makes you want to eat it. The letdown is that it doesn’t last at all; after half an hour it’s gone, even a body splash lasts longer. I’d love for Avon to fix that and it would be perfect.

It’s exactly like Viva la Juicy, no difference at all. The Three Bs!

Soft, tender, and delicate; the bottle gives a hint of how it smells. First impression: too soft (I’m used to ultra-sweet scents). Opening: fresh and soft, smells like fruit with cream, I sense the pear. Middle: sweet and creamy flowers; if I detect red fruit, it’s subtle, the strawberry. I also notice a bitterness I associate with certain flowers. Dry down: maintains the creaminess and intensifies the sweetness with that floral-fruit mix, slightly bitter. The sweetness is never strong, just soft to moderate. Notes listed that I don’t detect: blackcurrants and oak. Longevity: 5 hours. Sillage: 3 cm. Price: moderate; if it lasted longer and had a better trail, it would be perfect. When do I use it? Daily, in any season, but perhaps in winter I’d prefer something sweeter and stronger, unlike this one which performs better in autumn and spring with mild temperatures, like the perfume itself. In short: creamy, edible, and delicate flowers.

Eve Confidence Eau de Parfum by Avon is a fragrance that opens acidic and sweet at the same time, then feels creamy, and I notice the blackcurrants, before settling close to the skin with that same creamy sensation. If you’ve heard of Avon’s Attraction, this is the softer version of that perfume. It’s fresh for daytime and evening wear, versatile, suitable for anyone over 20, with moderate sillage and a longevity of 4 to 6 hours, for casual use. The bottle is beautiful.

I stumbled upon this by chance. The combination of sweet whipped cream with blackcurrant gives it a spark. The heart blends frangipani and red fruits, fresh like a spring or summer morning. Vanilla dominates the base, sweet but soft. The sweet opening was brief, then vanilla caught the blackcurrant and the floral touch of frangipani and jasmine. Lasts at most an hour on skin, but much longer on clothes. At first it reminded me of Cacharel’s Amor Amor, sweet and sexy, but then it drew closer to Viva La Juicy Sucre. Excellent perfume at an excellent price.

I picked this up recently because of the frangipani, which I absolutely adore, and thought that mixed with cream and vanilla it would be a real winner. I was right. I notice the cream has a slightly acidic edge throughout, but the vanilla doesn’t overpower, nor does the frangipani. After two hours, the pear note emerges. I agree with you; it doesn’t smell like a gourmet kitchen perfume.

It smells mainly of cream with red berries and vanilla. I bought it thinking it would be a bonbon thanks to the whipped cream, but it turns out to be quite fresh. Upon spraying, I thought it had the vibe of the Viva la Juicy range; I’m sure the red berries and currants give it that touch. As it’s recommended for warm days, it’s perfect. If you’re looking for something very sweet, this isn’t it, even though the cream is misleading. It lasts about 3 to 4 hours on my skin; the final hour feels a bit weak. The trail is good for the first two hours. I’ll reserve it for spring and summer on hot days.