Mesmerize by Avon
Men 1992
Description
Avon Mesmerize is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Launched in 1992, this composition features top notes of bergamot, mandarin and apple; heart notes of myrrh, exotic spices and herbal notes; and base notes of amber and woody notes.
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Season
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Time of day
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About Mesmerize
Avon Mesmerize is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Launched in 1992, this composition features top notes of bergamot, mandarin and apple; heart notes of myrrh, exotic spices and herbal notes; and base notes of amber and woody notes.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
253 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
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Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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It’s a spicy scent that brings to mind sunny afternoons, precisely the time of day I usually wear it. It’s not bad at all, but when I run out, I won’t be buying it again; I feel it’s a lovely experience but simply doesn’t attract me enough to keep it permanently in my wardrobe.
I’m young and this isn’t for me; it’s for people aged 35 and above, for truly mature individuals.
I’m young and this perfume isn’t for me. It’s for age 35 upwards, for properly mature people.
One thinks of Avon and automatically imagines door-to-door salespeople or a mile-long catalogue for everyone. Mesmerize for men changes that image: it’s a serious, adult fragrance that offers a lot for its price. It’s well-constructed with performance that satisfies quite a bit. The fruity notes are complemented by sweet and spicy touches that give warm, sensual sensations, ideal now that it’s cold. It’s totally worth it. Surprising.
One thinks of Avon and automatically recalls the old-fashioned door-to-door salesmen or a thousand-page catalogue with products for everyone. Mesmerize for men changes the perception of this brand because it is a serious, adult fragrance that offers a lot for the price. It’s a well-constructed proposal with widely satisfactory longevity, where fruity notes are complemented by subtly sweet and spicy accents that create warm and sensual sensations, ideal for when the days are still cool or crisp. It is absolutely worth it. Surprising.
Magnificent.
I used to wear this perfume when I was a teenager; it smells very good and has a great price.
It’s not citrus; that lasts only a few seconds upon application before giving way to a creamy myrrh with warm spices, all wrapped in wood and a soft sweetness that showcases the evolutionary stages of a high-level fragrance. And all this for around £10. It suits men over 30 perfectly; it’s serious, elegant, and tasteful, exactly the opposite of what the ‘chav’ crowd seeks. The slight resemblance to Chanel Allure is due to the spiced myrrh, but I acknowledge that Chanel is far more refined and harmonious.
At first, it smells citrusy, but that lasts only seconds before giving way to a creamy myrrh with warm spices, all wrapped in wood and a soft sweetness that reveals the perfume’s stages. All this in something costing around ten dollars. It’s for men over thirty, a serious aroma evoking elegance, just the opposite of what the chavala is looking for. The slight resemblance to Chanel Allure is due to the myrrh, though I recognise that Chanel is more refined and harmonious.
It sounds like a cross between Jaipur and Le Male. It smells of incense and vanilla, even though they aren’t declared. More than citrus, I’d describe it as oriental. If scents were times of day, Mesmerize would be dusk. I feel it’s more adult than youthful and more semi-formal than informal. I think it suits cold days much better.
It sounds like a blend between Jaipur and Le Male. I detect notes of incense and vanilla, though they aren’t listed. Rather than citrus, I would describe it as oriental. If scents were times of day, Mesmerize would be dusk. I feel it is more adult than youthful and more semi-formal than informal. I believe it suits cold days much better.
It’s a fragrance I liked among the few good ones from Avon. Medium longevity, a very original scent, very cheap, very good, and modern. I have to spray several shots on my skin (and some on my clothes) for it to last. I recommend it highly.
It’s one of the few good Avon perfumes I’ve tried. Medium longevity, very original scent, cheap and good modern style. I have to put several sprays on my skin (and on clothes) for it to last. I recommend it 100%.
I agree with raymar05; it is one of the finest scents I have had the pleasure of knowing. My boyfriend charms me with this; it’s delicious!
I agree with raymar05; it’s one of the best aromas I’ve ever known. My boyfriend makes me fall in love with this! Delicious 😉
The best Avon perfume carries a rare, contemporary adult scent, though the age range could start from 25. It possesses a base between bergamot and mandarin, classified as an oriental woody fragrance. It is good and economical; in my opinion, the best option from Avon.