Far Away Beyond by Avon

I wear it in the evenings and during winter. On my skin, the cocoa and vanilla explode; it smells like a dessert, but one of those you don’t eat afterwards. It’s very similar to the Kriska Romance by Natura, which is no longer available. I recommend it.

It’s a very woody vanilla; on my skin, it doesn’t smell like a dessert. I like it; it has a touch of ‘old lady’ about it. It lasts about six hours and leaves a nice trail at first. For its price, it’s a hit.

I viewed it as a masculine scent and it has great personality. If a woman wears it, she won’t go unnoticed. The woods dominate; I don’t detect the pear.

It has many feminine notes; it’s woody with pink pepper and musk predominating alongside the pear. It’s an autumn and winter scent, ideal for evenings and open-air venues. As it dries down, the cocoa and vanilla become noticeable; the woods make it persistent and elegant, with a hint of Burberry Goddess due to the cocoa. The chocolate is very noticeable towards the end. It opens with pear and closes with a sensual chocolate.

Vanilla and sandalwood convinced me to buy it, but the fragrance didn’t captivate me. As for longevity, on my skin it’s only about an hour or two. Discardable.

I didn’t like it: it’s one of those scents that can give you a headache, perhaps due to an excess of sandalwood. I stopped using it as a car diffuser because, although I see it as unisex, I can’t find a single man who would want to wear it.

I love it; it’s the first I bought from Far Away and I was impressed by the longevity and projection. I looked for something gourmand, but upon spraying it smells more of cedar. It’s delicious; I would buy it again.

The wood overpowers everything else. I expected something gourmand, but all I’m left with is a very heavy cedar that becomes unbearable.

I smell deep chocolate and vanilla. Unlike others, it’s not woody; it’s gourmand. The pink pepper is noticeable. On my skin, it’s super long-lasting; I don’t need to reapply all day. It’s potent; just three or four sprays are enough to feel it with every movement. I recommend it if you like cocoa notes.

It’s very pleasant and smells good, but it didn’t leave me wild like the Exotic or the Royale. The quality and longevity are top-notch. It’s very similar to the Aurora and has that vibe of the first Far Away. It’s not very original, quite linear, but it goes well. It’s not the worst out there.

It’s a beast of a perfume: wood and vanilla with floral undertones. It lasts over eight hours and when it dries down on the skin, it becomes exquisite, intimate and subtle. I love its powerful opening and close finish. Incredible quality; it’s not for everyone, but in cool weather with just a few sprays, it makes me feel powerful. I adore it.

It’s spectacular. Wood with vanilla and flowers in the base. It lasts over eight hours and becomes exquisite and intimate on the skin. I adore its powerful opening and subtle dry-down. The quality is incredible. It’s not for everyone, but I love it in the cold. I use it for work with a few drops and feel powerful. I love it!

It’s not gourmand; it’s woody. The vanilla is noticeable as vanillin, giving it a woodsy scent, like old book pages. It smells like a vintage bookshop, reminiscent of when at school we went to buy second-hand books with brown pages. That almost woody/vanilla scent is its essence. It settles more as it dries; it’s perceptible in the heart, but the other notes shine better. In my opinion, it’s one of the best flankers.

Nothing gourmand here, it doesn’t repel me nor does it give me a headache. I bought it blindly and almost for free, but I’d still recommend trying it before trusting it blindly.

At first, it smells like Good Girl, then Pure XS, and finally vanilla from La Belle by JPG. My nose is confused but truly delighted.