15
Нот
8
Аккорд
1
Зохиогч
Little Black Dress
Эмэгтэй
Зохиогч Barbara Zoebelein
Little Black Dress by Avon is a Oriental fragrance for women. Little Black Dress was launched in 2001. The nose behind this fragrance is Barbara Zoebelein. Top notes are Cyclamen, Coriander, African Ginger, Apricot Blossom and Honeysuckle; middle notes are Ylang-Ylang, Jasmine, Gardenia, Pink Peony and Datura; base notes are Japanese Plum, Sandalwood, Musk, Tonka Bean and Woody Notes.
Үндсэн аккорд
Үнэртний нот
Хамгийн тохиромжтой улирал
88%
Өвл
47%
Хав
25%
Зун
100%
Нам
Өдөр ба шөнө
78%
Өдөр
99%
Шөнө
Үнэрлэхүйн пирамид
Нээлтээс суурь хүртэл, эрчимжилт нь олон нийтийн саналд суурилсан.
Дээд нот0 – 15 мин
Голын нот15 мин – 3 цаг
Суурь нот3 цаг – төгсгөл
Нээлт
Хөгжил
Суурь
Дээд нот0 – 15 мин
Голын нот15 мин – 3 цаг
Суурь нот3 цаг – төгсгөл
Хэрэглэгчийн үнэлгээ
4,436 санал
3.68
Маш их таалагдсан
69316%
Таалагдсан
2.6k59%
Дунд зэрэг
1894%
Таалагдаагүй
93921%
Огт таалагдаагүй
150%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 47 community opinions from Reddit
6.5
/ 10 community score
Little Black Dress has a loyal niche following among those with nostalgic connections to Avon fragrances, but the community consensus is mixed regarding its scent profile and performance. While some cherish it as one of Avon's better modern offerings, others find the woody-ginger combination sharp and unappealing, and most agree that longevity and projection are weak points. The fragrance appeals more to budget-conscious collectors and sentimental users than to serious fragrance enthusiasts.
Strengths
- Nostalgic and emotionally meaningful for long-time Avon users
- Affordable and accessible fragrance option
- One of Avon's better modern fragrances according to fans
Weaknesses
- Poor performance and longevity on skin
- Sharp woody and ginger notes that don't work well together for some
- Recently reformulated, with older versions preferred by collectors
Best for
Casual home wearLayering with other fragrancesSentimental/nostalgic occasions
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
