Far Away has been one of the top selling Avon perfumes of all time and was released in the mid 90's. It is one of those perfumes that draws a constant stream of compliments. People love this one. I have received a lot of compliments every time I wear this. As with all of the Far Away variants, there are matching body lotions and purse sprays available to help keep the wonderful scent lasting longer. This one is a modern, juvenile, sweet/sour gourmand which is not as remotely overpowering as the traditional one you can label as a 'granny' scent (not referring to them as something bad -I love many of those classics in fact, original Far Away included-, but you know, I'm talking about a fragrance with a monster sillage and longevity typical of the 1900's).

The longevity & aura for Far Away Glamour is impressive for the price [like everything else in the Far Away line that I've tried]; it wears for a complete working day (eight to nine hours) and carries about a foot for several of those hours. It is feminine and soft, very sweet. Maybe too sweet for some noses, but I'm wearing it in January and sweetness doesn't bother me much in the cold weather. In warmer weather it will probably be very cloying. As it settles, the amber, musk, and a bit of the sandalwood really show themselves to be the support of the scent, and this, along with the sweet vanilla, is what takes it from a tropical beach scent to a warm, cozy all-weather scent. Edit: after some hours it gets very deep, but still fresh, I cannot get this vanilla, maybe better, cause I don't like vanilla;) I got something like aloes. It goes sharp but smooth, avonish style like;) I think that's some mesmerize series continuation. Avon's Far Away Infinity or Far Away Gold may be the reason why they discontinued the original Far Away. These particular formulas are really great, too. They may have surpassed Far Away in sales.

However - this review isn't a negative one. After trying and failing to get this scent to work with me, I decided to gift this to my dear nana who certainly has a rebellious streak and even at 86, never lets anyone see her without her mascara on.

Hey, this is pretty amazing - and if people eat these types of food - they may want to have a collection of fragrances that they wear for days on this type of diet - and then days that they are NOT eating these types of foods. It makes THAT much difference! Hey, I can't believe it... but it does!It doesn't smell anything like the rest of the Far Away perfumes, the common characteristics of the remainder being long lasting, expensive, wintery, warm, amber/vanilla and occasionally fruity fragrances. This one just didn't hit the mark for me. It smells cheap and the bottle design leaves much to be desired. Far Away Gold : Ok....take away that interfering note explosion from Far Away....and what's left is...Far Away Gold. The Gold version is smoother....and now the evil notes from Far Away go "underneath a little,but NOT enough to rescue this scent....another...NO !!!

Far Away is on the way to making it into my favorites list. This is such a beautiful, sexy scent. I find it quietly seductive. Far away is the mysterious lady in a dimly lit night club, company of one. For me, it's ace. Like I said, I don't typically wear this scent, but I don't accept NOT wearing it. Like right now. I'm deliciously cozy; engulfed in my cloud here. :) I'd put it more in the range with Estee Lauder's Sensuous, which has coconut and sandalwood - (I like both, but prefer Avon's Far Away). It also gets points for sillage. One of my coworkers kept asking me what I was wearing this week and that it smelled really good. I thought she was referring to one of the other perfumes I had layered, but today she asked me again and I let her sniff my wrist. It was Far Away. Dare to seize your moment with the daring Far Away Rebel & Diva Eau de Parfum from your No.1 fragrance brand. Unleash your confidence with a perfume featuring pink peppercorn, jasmine sambac and caramel popcorn accord. Far Away Gets Even BetterWant to get the latest looks on a budget? We all appreciate a bargain, whether it's finding your fave beauty product on sale or discovering an alternative to a premium brand with a budget-friendly price tag. Lowering your budget doesn’t have to mean lowering your standards, so why not switch, save, and be amazed by premium beauty that won’t break the bank? Beauty swaps The first day, I prefered the Far Away Infinity because it set up immediately on my skin - and created a chord without any individual notes competing for competition. Far Away set up a bit strong, vanilla and powdery for my taste. The initial run of this - I'm not liking it near as well as the Far Away Infinity. I hate to use this term - because I'm the one that has gone on a lot of rants with this, but this smells "old lady" to me... (it does). I can't use another term, because this is the thing that immediately came to mind. There is a very dense liqueuriness right at the start, it almost melts into my skin, but it is contoured by a creaminess that slightly brings a sweetness, this sweetness is not teen, but something more adult and interesting to be appreciated. Delayed its evolution, that's cool. It's ylang ylang dominant to me, and smells of powdery coconut with an oldschool floral bouquet...and vanilla. Lots of vanilla. It has a dusty quality, yet, I don't dislike smelling it. The coconutty woods are very dried, and this has texture of baby powder. Yet, there's something about this that is also comforting and soothing to the heart, and it actually is both striking me from memory, but also purely from the scent's personality too! It's warm and smells very soft, pastel yellow. It smells like plushy blankets in winter, as a relief against the cold. I don't smell some of the florals listed here, yet I do smell mimosa, which isn't. To me it is reminiscent of the same peach as Trésor, the same coconut as Angel, and the delicious violet of Insolence. There is also a base of delicious vanilla and creamy sandalwood in there.

I do still think this scent is a bit too peachy in the beginning but it softens quite fast so it's not a deal-breaker. Also I can't detect much coconut which is a shame (love me some coconut!). Obtained using a technical measurement of gloss value in laboratory conditions. Study conducted between 20.06.2022 and 18.07.2022. Desi, mirosul ma duce cu gandul la vara pe seara, pt ca acest parfum este o mare nuca de Cocos,🥥d-aia 😁 Fragrantica's display picture of this scent isn't quite what I have, though. Rather than a pink bottle, mine is a frosted yellow-tinted bottle. Not important, but that frosting is a classic characteristic to me. Longevity also very good. In fact, it's dry-down is kinda heavenly. It becomes a softer, prettier powder while still retaining a basic (in a good way) vanilla and creamy sandalwood.Recall that scent and make it softer, just keep freesia and peach as your base, keep them friendly, not loud. Then, add crème de cassis, recall its sweetness and sourness with a hint of chocolate (like a sparkle, delicate), and just imagine that you're having a drink of it close to an orange tree with all its flowers in bloom. I think that Far Away Glamour is ultimately nice. There's absolutely wrong with it for me and I wear it happily, however there is nothing that makes it stand out above my personal favourites in the line (Rebel & Beyond), so I don't think of it as something that you must try ASAP. This note is the note that I have questioned as being good with my chemistry...although each time I have worn Far Away by Avon, I get a ton of compliments... people comment that it smells like a vanilla flavored exotic incense... and they do so with that whimsical look in their eyes, there is definitely something about that type of vanilla musk fragrance which mezmerizes people. It is a great autumn/fall type fragrance - wears well in the winter too because of its depth and warmth.