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Rare Pearls
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Rare Pearls by Avon is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2004, this composition features white honey, pepper, Brazilian rosewood and plum in its top notes. The heart of the fragrance is dominated by magnolia, while the base notes reveal a foundation of musk, sandalwood and patchouli.
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Salida
White Honey
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Corazón
magnolia
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Base
Musk
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- Positivo 75%
- Negativo 20%
- Neutral 4.9%
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Lasts incredibly long and leaves a trail, but use it in moderation or you’ll smell like yourself all day. It’s magical and enigmatic, transporting you to sacred temples of other cultures, such as Hinduism; I feel the same with Guerlain’s Samsara, even though they don’t seem alike. It’s more of a night scent than a day one. I have the small bottle with the round, gold cap from the original version; I don’t know if the new reformulation changed the scent, but it would be a shame. It’s a fragrance no one would guess is from Avon; it seems outrageously expensive given how enigmatic it is. A perfect ten.
I’m not saying they smell identical, but I’m among those who think Rare Pearls resembles Dior’s Pure Poison immensely (which is strange as they share almost no notes). I wonder if there’s something ‘suspicious’ about Avon, since both launched in the same year. In terms of opulence, it recalls a classic aldehydic fragrance, unlike Pure Poison, which is fresher, cleaner, innocent, and airy. I know some might consider this heresy, but I actually prefer Rare Pearls, even if it’s less complex or long-lasting. Both are classy white florals, yet Rare Pearls has a dark, sweet-and-sour, magical touch that I feel Pure Poison lacks, despite how much I adore it. Perhaps it’s a nocturnal, worldly version of Dior’s creation—more intriguing, less transparent, with more mischief and more ‘poison’;) As an Avon fragrance, it’s linear, with magnolia, pepper, plum, musk, and honey dominating from start to finish. Towards the end, you might detect a hint of sandalwood, similar to Pure Poison, but it’s very arid, faint, and indistinct, unlike the final sweet, warm phase of Dior’s scent. It’s my favourite from the brand alongside Timeless, and it’s the one most praised by both friends and strangers. Imagine their surprise when I tell them it’s from Avon!
I’m not saying they smell identical, but Avon’s Rare Pearls reminds me hugely of Dior’s Pure Poison, which is odd since they share almost no notes. Perhaps Avon has something peculiar, as both launched in the same year. In terms of opulence, it recalls a classic aldehydic scent, unlike Dior, which is fresher, cleaner, innocent and vaporous. I know some might consider this heresy, but I actually prefer Rare Pearls to the Dior, even if it’s less complex and long-lasting. Both are classy white florals, yet Rare Pearls has a dark, sweet-and-sour, magical touch that I feel the Dior lacks, however much I adore the latter. It could be seen as a night-time, worldly version of the Dior—more intriguing, less transparent, with more mischief and more ‘poison’. As an Avon fragrance, it’s linear; from start to finish, magnolia, pepper, plum, musk and honey dominate. Towards the end, there’s perhaps a hint of sandalwood, similar to the Dior, but very dry, faint and blurred, unlike the Dior’s final sweet and warm phase. It’s my favourite from the brand alongside Timeless, and one that my friends and strangers praise most. Imagine their surprise when I tell them it’s from Avon!
As for me, however, I find no resemblance with Pure Poison or Noa. I bought it blindly, guided by reviews and price. I don’t regret it, but I think it’s one of those fragrances that doesn’t convince you at first, but which you end up adoring with time. I still don’t know it fully. It seems a classic scent, not cloying, but one that transports me to my childhood and the perfumes my mothers and grandmothers used back in the 80s.
It has been my first perfume and remains one of my favourites today, although 15 years have passed since I first encountered it. Although it wasn’t launched under a perfumer’s signature, it wouldn’t be something new, as many successes are the result of collaborations with prestigious creators. It’s a great work by Avon, certainly one of its classics. It’s a powerful, exquisite, wonderful, and long-lasting fragrance. The first note that seduces my olfactory senses is magnolia, followed by honey and pepper giving way to sandalwood, while the honey adds body. I perceive it as elegant, majestic, and wonderful. It has good sillage and a longevity worthy of a great perfume.
I love that perfume along with Rare Gold; I keep buying them and await my order. It’s sophisticated and stands out from the crowd; some colleagues ask me what I’m wearing because it lingers. It’s my go-to fragrance, like Guerlain’s Jicky, but it’s not for everyday use; it’s too expensive for daily wear. Sometimes I use such perfumes because they last quite a while. With Rare Pearl, something peculiar happened: my sister wore it to work, I washed the blouse, and the scent was still there. I realised that for its price, it’s not bad at all. It smells of white flowers, very tasty, hard to explain. I won’t change it; I identify with those two perfumes. Would I recommend them? Yes, they’re cheap and long-lasting.
Another great hit from Avon. Rare Pearl is a classic and intense scent. Its opening is powerful and honeyed (pleasant), then it settles and in the dry-down white florals and musk predominate. I find it very elegant, though not sexy. Ideal for formal dinners or business meetings. It probably won’t appeal to lovers of modern perfumery. Scent 8/10, longevity 7/10, sillage 7/10, value for money 9/10, versatility 8/10, packaging 8/10. Would I buy it again? Yes.
Another great success from Avon in my opinion. Rare Pearls is a classic, intense fragrance. The opening is powerful and honeyed (though pleasant), before calming down to reveal a dry-down dominated by white flowers and musk. I find it very elegant, although not a sexy scent. Ideal for a formal dinner or a business meeting. It probably won’t appeal to lovers of modern perfumery. Scent 8/10 Longevity 7/10 Sillage 7/10 Value for money 9/10 Versatility 8/10 Packaging 8/10 Would I buy again? Yes
A fragrance that brings back lovely memories. Its scent is soft and cosy, feeling fresh like taking an ice cream out of the freezer. It reminds me somewhat of Viva la Juicy Glace by Juicy Couture.
Avon Rare Pearls eau de parfum impressed me: its opening is delicious, with magnolia, honey, and a soft rosewood. It’s a rare gem and one of Avon’s best fragrances. It lasts 3-4 hours with moderate sillage. It’s not casual, but formal for special occasions, ideal for cold climates and for those over 18. One of the best I’ve tried from the brand.
Avon’s Rare Pearls eau de parfum impressed me the moment I sprayed it; it’s delightful, featuring magnolia, honey and soft rosewood. It’s a rare gem and one of Avon’s finest fragrances. It lasts 3-4 hours with a moderate sillage. This isn’t a casual scent, but rather formal, suited for special occasions, colder climates and those aged 18 and above. Truly one of the best perfumes I’ve ever encountered from Avon!
Rare Pearl by Avon. I had it when it launched years ago. Its scent was of white flowers dusted with a touch of honey. The essence was quite long-lasting and powerful.
I like it; it’s rich, but I feel its sillage is almost imperceptible. I’ll have to try it more to be sure. Longevity on the skin is about 7 or 8 hours, and much longer on clothes. The only thing that disappoints me is that it barely leaves a trail after half an hour. If you ask me if I’d buy it again, the answer is yes. It’s an accessible catalogue perfume that lasts a long time on fabric.
At first, I thought it would be very spicy and cloying, but it didn’t happen. It’s a fragrance of moderate intensity and longevity, not excessively sweet thanks to that spicy note which gives it a serious air. It reminds me of an adorable auntie: tender yet imposing. That honey adds warmth and a feeling of home. I’d wear it for casual or formal events, but in the heat it feels heavy due to the florals. In short, a good perfume.
It smells of flowers and sandalwood with a honey base, but on my skin it falls short: there’s hardly any sillage and it feels very simple. I expected more presence based on the reviews, but after a few minutes it smells like day cream, nothing powerful. The only thing I like is that vintage touch reminiscent of 90s floral perfumes, like my grandmother’s soap. I only wear it during the day; it feels out of place at night.
I absolutely love this perfume! As soon as it leaves the bottle, you can smell the white flowers. It leaves a powdery, peppery, and honeyed trail on the skin, which is truly enchanting. I have just purchased it and am very satisfied to have it in my collection. I will definitely be buying it again.
My mother owns this perfume along with Rare Gold; both are floral, potent, with excellent sillage and longevity. Personally, I don’t recommend them because when you hear ‘floral’, you imagine something soft and delicate, yet these two seem cloying to me; a single spray fills the entire room. I previously thought they were from the Today line, as my mother also owned the classic Today, but Today is on another level: more delicate and clean, nothing like the Rare scents, which feel like a punch of flowers.
I find it interesting because, although the white flowers are noticeable right away, they blend with a very pleasant sweet aroma. It’s delightful. I will be buying it again.
It didn’t convince me. It’s heavy because the synthetic notes are unbearable; it made me feel dizzy, and even though I usually enjoy strong perfumes, this one actually gives me a headache.
I love it! Although it features just a single white flower, that’s undoubtedly its dominant note, and I was certain there was a citrus undertone, but I was surprised to find otherwise. It’s strong and long-lasting, so when I wore it, I had to be careful not to overapply and leave it heavy. I haven’t seen it in Avon’s catalogue for Uruguay again, but if it returns, I’d buy it again. Recently, I got confused thinking I’d ordered it, and only when I put it on did I realise I’d actually ordered Rare Flowers – almost identical name and bottle, but a very different fragrance, even in its longevity on skin and clothes.
I absolutely love it! Although it features just one white flower, it’s the star of the show. I initially thought it had a citrus base, but that’s not the case. It is strong and long-lasting, so you need to be careful not to overapply, or it can become overpowering. I haven’t seen it in Avón Uruguay again, but if it returns, I would definitely buy it again. I got confused thinking I had ordered Rare Flowers 🤦♀️; the names and bottles are almost identical, but the scent and longevity are very different.
The opening is like a floral slap in the face, so be careful with the sprays or you’ll regret it for hours. Although the longevity is moderate, it seemed eternal to me. Magnolia predominates, and upon drying, the sandalwood settles. I haven’t liked it at all.
Delightful perfume! However, to truly enjoy it, you must like white flowers, as the dominant note is magnolia. It reminds me greatly of Today, though this one is heavier. Personally, I absolutely love it.
Delicious! But for you to truly enjoy it, you must love white flowers, as magnolia is the queen note. It reminds me a lot of Today, but this one is heavier. Personally, I adore it ❤️.
At first, I didn’t like it, but I’ve grown to love it. It’s floral and vanilla, yet different from other vanillas, quite warm due to the honey, with good longevity. I recommend trying it because it’s a powerful scent; it doesn’t hold back.
Rare Pearls is a classic floral: it opens with fleshy magnolia and a soapy touch, then dries down clean and creamy. It’s not youthful; it’s serious, potent, and long-lasting—a low-cost treasure. It resembles others, yes, it sits in the line of Dior’s Pure Poison and has an affinity with Burberry London. The performance is decent for around twenty dollars: magnificent trail that lasts six to eight hours without fading. The presentation is simple but pretty; in Mexico, only the 50ml bottle is available. Who will like it: fans of Pure Poison.
To my mind, it’s a clone of Liz Taylor’s White Diamonds; it smells incredibly elegant and classy.