Top Notes 
Tagetes
Gardenia
Italian bergamot
Heart Notes 
Indian jasmine sambac
Jasmine absolute
Moroccan orange blossom absolute
Base Notes 
Vanilla
Sandalwood
Indonesian patchouli
01/18/2025
Serenissima
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nostalgic summer pleasure: peach punch
Do you remember the time when peach punch was simply part of summer?
There was always a can of peaches (and pineapple) in stock, as well as wine and sparkling wine - neither of which was very sophisticated, it was a punch and the summer was warm and the mood in the group was good and usually became even more cheerful and louder afterwards.
Avon's "Far Away" Eau de Parfum from 1994 is carried by the aromas of sweet, ripe peaches and wonderful freesia blossoms.
These wonderful fragrance notes can also be found in "Far Away Fantasy" and "Rare Gold".
These are missing from the fragrance pyramid for "Far Away Infinity" from 2016, but my skin and my little nose remember: Hey, a comeback for peach punch!
overall, "Far Away Infinity" seems a little more sophisticated and rich than its older sisters in the fragrance; it doesn't reflect the carefree "happy summer feeling" as much as it wants to appear a little more serious.
This is already evident in the opening, where large-flowered gardenia is adorned with the spicy, powerful aromas of marigold and classic, fresh bergamot.
The floral notes of the heart note are also more exquisite: jasmine, rich and sensual, and delicate orange blossom from the very fine category share their white personalities with us: this is what a summer evening smells like, which no longer necessarily has to be spent on the balcony or in the garden at home.
A nice pavement café or a small bar also goes well with it; perhaps a few bar tables in the park too ...
This summery fragrance pleasure also has a base that harmonizes with its lightness, with warm vanilla, creamy-animalic sandalwood and earthy-spicy patchouli that can even eroticize.
It's time for a little flirtation!
Even today, I still find all these fragrances simply enchanting! Their fragrance notes are well dosed and arranged, without making great claims to the higher leagues of the fragrance world.
Instead, they carry summer and cheerfulness, laughter and charm and lots of memories! Avon was very good at that time with many fragrances:
Simply give joy!
Avon's "Far Away" Eau de Parfum from 1994 is carried by the aromas of sweet, ripe peaches and wonderful freesia blossoms.
These wonderful fragrance notes can also be found in "Far Away Fantasy" and "Rare Gold".
These are missing from the fragrance pyramid for "Far Away Infinity" from 2016, but my skin and my little nose remember: Hey, a comeback for peach punch!
overall, "Far Away Infinity" seems a little more sophisticated and rich than its older sisters in the fragrance; it doesn't reflect the carefree "happy summer feeling" as much as it wants to appear a little more serious.
This is already evident in the opening, where large-flowered gardenia is adorned with the spicy, powerful aromas of marigold and classic, fresh bergamot.
The floral notes of the heart note are also more exquisite: jasmine, rich and sensual, and delicate orange blossom from the very fine category share their white personalities with us: this is what a summer evening smells like, which no longer necessarily has to be spent on the balcony or in the garden at home.
A nice pavement café or a small bar also goes well with it; perhaps a few bar tables in the park too ...
This summery fragrance pleasure also has a base that harmonizes with its lightness, with warm vanilla, creamy-animalic sandalwood and earthy-spicy patchouli that can even eroticize.
It's time for a little flirtation!
Even today, I still find all these fragrances simply enchanting! Their fragrance notes are well dosed and arranged, without making great claims to the higher leagues of the fragrance world.
Instead, they carry summer and cheerfulness, laughter and charm and lots of memories! Avon was very good at that time with many fragrances:
Simply give joy!
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