Men
Exclusive
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Descripción
Exclusive by Avon is an aromatic fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2015, this composition was created by perfumer Ilias Ermenidis. The olfactive pyramid begins with herbal notes, unfolds with a heart of cardamom and rosemary, and rests on a base of sandalwood and woody notes.
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104 votos
- Positivo 81%
- Negativo 12%
- Neutral 7.7%
Pirámide olfativa
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Impeccable scent, clean and crisp. Fresh and green.
I liked it very much; it’s a good citrus perfume for the day.
Formal, pleasant and fresh. Cardamom and sandalwood dominate; it’s neither strong nor intrusive, but warm and delicate. Average longevity and projection. Recommended for hot days, the office or enclosed spaces. Given its economy and what it offers, it’s a good buy.
Formal, pleasant and fresh. Cardamom and sandalwood dominate; it’s neither strong nor intrusive, but warm and delicate. Moderate longevity and projection. Recommended for hot days, the office, or enclosed spaces. Given its economy and what it offers, it’s a good buy.
Herbal freshness and elegance without being intrusive. At first, the rosemary and cardamom are potent, but within five minutes it settles into soft herbal notes. The sandalwood and cardamom provide the elegant touch. Ideal for the office: four sprays last five to six hours with good projection and no bother.
Herbal and elegant freshness without being intrusive. At first, the rosemary and cardamom are potent, but within five minutes they yield to soft herbal notes. The sandalwood and cardamom provide the elegant touch. Ideal for work: four sprays last five to six hours with good projection and no annoyance.
It was lovely, soft and elegant, but the longevity is minimal; after two hours, there’s nothing left.
Very good, smells rich, green and pleasant. At this modest price, it delivers a luxurious experience.
Very good, smells rich, green and pleasant. For such a modest price, it delivers a luxurious experience.
Quite fresh, nothing woody. At the start there’s a hint of mint that lasts only seconds, then the rosemary blends well with the cardamom and the sandalwood is subtle. I recommend it for daily wear on sunny mornings.
Quite a fresh fragrance; I don’t feel it’s woody at all. For a moment, I sensed something of mint in the opening that lasted seconds. Then the rosemary, which blends well with the cardamom. The sandalwood is subtle with the woody notes. I recommend it for everyday wear on sunny mornings.
Generally, Avon doesn’t mention perfumers on their fragrances, but this one does. Furthermore, I think they’ve improved durability standards on the skin (not so much on the scents); it almost surpasses the performance of a Zara (like the Avon Segno). Fresh and aromatic fragrance, totally for temperate climates, made ‘to please everyone’. For an idea: a hybrid between Tommy and Burberry for Men, leaning more towards the latter. Take a look at its construction; look towards 90s perfumery. Versatile, casual, daytime, masculine, and clean. Projects for a while and then about 5 hours, very close to the skin or depending on the skin and climate. The price is a bargain, especially if they are past campaign clearances. By cost, performance, and scent, it could be the everyday fragrance without affecting the budget. Simple bottle, appropriate for the price and Argentine manufacturing. (I don’t know how their subsequent flankers smell compared to this original Exclusive).
A beautiful herbal, fresh, and aromatic fragrance, very much of the 90s. Moderate but persistent trail; it smells clean to me, has lavender even though it’s not declared. Excellent value for money, with longevity on my skin of 5 to 6 hours. I recommend it.
I used this fragrance in the 90s; it’s impossible for it to be from 2015.
Another generic fragrance from the heap that fulfils its function, like using any cheap cologne after a shower or before bed or when you have a headache and want to smell something pleasant. I wouldn’t recommend it to impress or to have the scent noticed, as it lasts hardly anything—max one hour on skin and nothing on clothes, with no projection. For the price, it’s a good bath cologne or relaxing room freshener, but don’t get your hopes up: it’s not for the street, dates, or work. It’s as if you weren’t wearing any fragrance after an hour.
It’s a generic fragrance that does its basic job, like using cheap cologne after a shower or before bed to ease a headache. I wouldn’t recommend it for making an impression as it doesn’t last an hour on the skin and has no projection. For the price, it’s worth it as a bathroom cologne or room freshener, but don’t get your hopes up: it’s not suitable for going out, dates, or work. Basically, it’s like wearing no scent at all after an hour.
Mixed feelings about this fragrance. It smells very good; it’s a classic fougère, elegant and refined for an economic catalogue product. The problem is that the projection is non-existent and the longevity is ridiculously low, at least that’s how I felt at first. If things change, I’ll update the review. If it improves in that regard, I’d pay more than the 18 dollars it cost me. Yes, I know many might find it expensive, but I’m writing from Uruguay, where everything is pricey and perfumes even more so.
Indeed, it bears a certain resemblance to CK’s Eternity, but it heads in a less floral and luminous direction, being more serious and woody. It’s pleasant and has regular longevity. Good value for money.
The catalogue says it’s citrusy and tastes of lemon, but it’s not; the notes are herbal. I tested it myself, and it’s very citrusy, herbal, elegant, and woody. It’s more classic because it arrived in the 90s, but the longevity isn’t great. I always used it as a deodorant, as well as an aftershave, talcum, spray, and even in 5ml, 30ml, and 100ml sizes, and even as shower gel. Exclusive is the most classic and the one I used most during my childhood.
I’m sorry, but this perfume isn’t from 2015; I remember using it back in 2001.
Managed to try this Avon classic (formerly Privacy) at the only physical store left in Buenos Aires. Initially, it’s bright, citrusy, and herbal, reminding me of Natura’s classic Homem. As it dries down, it becomes rounder, as if containing musk (I don’t detect wood), and smells of lavender. Suddenly, it vibrates with Gillette Foamy shaving foam. Suitable for the office, ideal for someone over 30 with a low-key, classic profile. It’s currently available for U$20 (only on MercadoLibre; the official price is almost double).