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Wink by Avon

Women

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Avon

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Avon Wink is a fruity floral fragrance for women. The top notes are raspberry, red currant, blueberry and tangerine; the heart notes are freesia, lotus flower, water lily, rose and jasmine; the base note is a woody accord.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 6.7%
  • Spring 41%
  • Summer 42%
  • Autumn 10%
  • Day 88%
  • Night 12%

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1,024 votes

  • Positive 84%
  • Negative 14%
  • Neutral 2.0%
positive reviews 1.0 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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About Wink

Main accord fruity Gender Women

Avon Wink is a fruity floral fragrance for women. The top notes are raspberry, red currant, blueberry and tangerine; the heart notes are freesia, lotus flower, water lily, rose and jasmine; the base note is a woody accord.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers White flowers Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

257 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

274 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

125 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

120 votes

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  1. Dani Mckill

    Girls, watch out—they’re about to discontinue it, so grab it before they run out 🙁

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  2. At uni it was super discreet and suited me perfectly; very cheap and soft, it blended in with my friends’ perfumes. You’d have to be right up against them to notice it. 🙊🤣 And yes, you had to reapply. It lasted about 2 to 4 hours.

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  3. Lady Paix

    Youthful cheerful and perfect for daytime wear in the heat. It needs reapplying as the longevity is weak and the trail is moderate. When I wear it I feel energised and fresh. I’ll be buying it again because I love citrus and this has a delicious grapefruit note.

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  4. I used it in my 20s: fruity, cheerful and youthful, it suits my skin perfectly. Now that I’m 39 and have an 11-year-old daughter, we both use it; it’s a pleasant and unobtrusive scent. Being a catalogue and budget option, you can renew it whenever you like. It’s perfect for spring, going to a fair, walking in the garden or to the supermarket: ideal for everyday life without annoying anyone. It smells very much of grapefruit and freesia, a citrus delight. The bottle reminds me of my youth with its pink and purple colours; that faded pink I adore because it lets you see the perfume inside, a juicy amber tone, it seems made by fairies. It’s one of the catalogue perfumes I buy every time I see it.

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  5. I wore this in my 20s; it’s fruity cheerful and youthful and suits my skin perfectly. Now that I’m 39 with an 11-year-old daughter we both wear it; it’s a pleasant scent that isn’t anything too shocking. Being a catalogue fragrance and cheap you can always restock it. It’s ideal for spring going to the fair a walk or the supermarket – perfect for everyday life. As it’s not ostentatious enjoy it without annoying anyone. The grapefruit and freesia really come through; it’s a delightful fruity citrus scent!!. The bottle reminds me of my younger days; pink and purple were my colours and I love that faded pink because it lets the perfume shine through in a juicy amber tone looking as if made by fairies!!. One of those catalogue perfumes that I buy every time I see it.

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  6. Rasputina by Alíen

    I first came across this little fragrance in 2005 thanks to my sister who wore it a lot; we were both teenagers but I wasn’t a fan of perfumes so it didn’t matter to me yet I still remember the smell and currently miss it. To me it smelled like sweet juicy grapefruits; it’s very youthful and I see it more as something for a teenager. Although I’m no longer one I’ve been craving it lately. I see it as a versatile all-rounder and that’s what I’m looking for – an all-rounder for hot days plus it’s super cheap. Honestly I don’t recall its trail or longevity but I read it had been discontinued and then came back which is a sign I should buy it before they drop it forever. I hope they haven’t reformulated it badly. You shouldn’t have high expectations with a very cheap catalogue fragrance meaning just what it is though for the price it’s a bargain. Edit: It has arrived and although I remember the smell being slightly different I still like it; I recall it as totally fruity where grapefruit stood out with a sweet touch that could be raspberry now it’s sweet grapefruit but with a floral note. Its longevity and trail on me are moderate and it flatters me a lot especially for girls and teenagers 😬. Edit again: It’s March 2024 and I thought it had already been discontinued (at least in Mexico) as I seemed to read months ago it would be its last appearance or perhaps its last ones I’m not sure but then I didn’t see it again; and yesterday I found out it had appeared in the catalogue again so I restocked this lovely little fragrance 😊😊. It has arrived but it doesn’t smell the same anymore; I think now that Natura bought Avon they reformulated this perfume. Now I sense it’s totally floral; I don’t detect the grapefruit or raspberry that stood out to me in the Wink now it’s just a fresh but faint floral scent with very weak trail and longevity I barely smell it on me and at times…

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  7. I absolutely love this perfume! I’ve been using it for years. I usually switch scents to reset my nose, but Wink is always in my collection. I first discovered it in the Avon catalogue and it was a wonderful surprise. I haven’t bought many perfumes since then, but I always wait for Wink to be released. I heard it was being discontinued some time ago, so I grabbed a whole bunch of bottles. Now, delighted to see it’s back on the shelves, I’ve ordered it again, hoping it hasn’t been reformulated! It’s extraordinarily cheap yet lasts for hours. I wear it in the mornings and when I go to bed, I can still detect its fruity scent, which isn’t overly sweet and is very pleasant. It’s a feminine fragrance, one of those that people always ask about.

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  8. I can detect the raspberry, and after a while it settles into a sweet note that I really enjoy. I’ve read reviews saying it’s common and nothing special, but to be honest, I’m enjoying it a lot. It doesn’t feel ordinary to me. I don’t own many Avon perfumes, but the latest ones I’ve bought have pleasantly surprised me.

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  9. Just bought it based on the reviews; nothing spectacular, though I did expect that. It feels more like a body mist and doesn’t last at all. I had to reapply it after 15 minutes with Vaseline. I had high hopes for the raspberry notes, but alas, they’re not there.

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  10. An auntie gifted this to me on my 15th birthday, and it was my companion through my teenage adventures. However, after using it so much, I eventually grew tired of it… I remember it as a fruity, youthful, and fun scent, perfect for young girls.

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  11. I don’t smell any raspberry on me; instead, it smells more like grapefruit. I can detect the blackberry more, as that raspberry note is very much in the background. If you love raspberry, there are others that smell better; if you prefer citrus, this is your perfume.

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  12. anita070582

    Pure nostalgia, it brings back a lovely era; it was sweet and soft, but didn’t last long…

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  13. This smells like a memory, a rich and fruity scent, nothing pretentious and that’s why it’s lovely for its simplicity; I see it as fresher and more youthful, although I don’t like to pigeonhole perfumes. It brings me thousands of memories, I still have it in my collection ♡

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  14. It’s a nostalgic perfume with a rich, fruity and unpretentious scent, which gives it a charm through its simplicity. I find it fresh and youthful, although I don’t usually pigeonhole perfumes. It brings me thousands of memories and I still have it in my collection ♡

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  15. Lula Varela

    Wink accompanied me for years, a fruity perfume through and through. Youthful and cheerful. At the time, people often asked me what fragrance it was. Too good for a standard and cheap line. I loved it until they discontinued it in Argentina. I think it’s now hidden in these fragrances: Colortrend Trendy, Scent Essence – Vibrant Fruity. I smell them very similar, but not identical.

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  16. I had it. It went from being delicious to tiring me out. Perhaps it didn’t suit my skin. I’ve perceived its scent on other women and it’s sensational, although I’ll never buy it again, nor is it sold anymore.

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  17. I saw the bottle photo and the scent came back to my mind. I loved it! It was my secondary school perfume, what memories… Sweet, fresh, fun and very cheerful, that was its scent. Do you know if they still sell it?

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  18. I’d seen it but didn’t buy it. I’m very drawn to its notes and after reading reviews I decided to, I’ll buy it, hoping I’m not disappointed.

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  19. Claudia Laborde

    I love this Avon fragrance, it’s delicious and fresh; the blueberry scent is one of my favourites and the price is super economical, girls. It’s not invasive and you’ll always smell good. A ten for being an Avon product.

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  20. Haditasecreta

    I’m dying to try this magical perfume again. I used it many years ago and still remember its fruity and sweet scent, just when sweet perfumes weren’t in fashion; Wink was ahead of its time. It’s fresh, youthful and carefree, with nothing to envy from current celebrity fragrances. If you try it, do so and forget the prejudices about ‘cheap catalogue perfumes’; sometimes there are surprises where you least expect them.

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  21. Haditasecreta

    I wish I could try this magical perfume again, I used it many years ago but I still remember its delicious fruity and sweet scent, and especially in that era when sweet perfumes weren’t in fashion; definitely Wink was ahead of its time. A delicious fruity, youthful and carefree scent, and as already stated here, it has nothing to envy from other celebrity perfumes or trendy ones. Those who have the opportunity to try it, do so, I hope we can get rid of the prejudices of ‘cheap catalogue perfumes’, because sometimes you can find pleasant surprises where you least expect them.

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  22. I used it during my adolescence, very fruity and fresh, ideal for summer… it lasts quite a bit from afternoon into night. It’s true that the new versions change the scent a little. In Argentina it hasn’t been in the catalogue for years, so I couldn’t get it anymore. However, it’s a perfume that has nothing to envy from sweet celebrity types like Fantasy or others… I’m not saying it’s the same or similar, but it’s of that style… ideal for young girls. Try it and the truth is you’ll surely like it.

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  23. I used it in my teens: very fruity and fresh, ideal for summer and it lasts quite a while from afternoon to evening. It’s true that newer versions change the scent a bit. In Argentina it hasn’t been in the catalogue for years, so I can’t get it anymore. But it has nothing to envy from cloying celebrity perfumes like Fantasy; it’s of that style, ideal for young girls. Try it and you’ll surely like it.

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  24. I usually try several perfumes because my sense of smell gets accustomed to them, but Wink by Avon is the exception: it lasts longer than many designer brands. It’s floral-fruity and fresh, without being overly sweet. I’ve been alternating it for years and remain delighted; it’s one of my favourites, even amongst the luxury ones.

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  25. Patty López

    It’s sweet and fruity, yet soft. If it doesn’t last long, it smells a bit of raspberry caramel; it also has a creamy note. My nana gifted it to me for my birthday, and I bought it later, but over the years it has changed slightly. I use it in the office as a room freshener, and my colleagues say it smells like perfume. My advice: ask the Avon representative for a sample so you can try it and form an opinion. Best wishes!

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