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Treselle
by Avon
Treselle is a feminine, floral-oriental fragrance with a strong central presence of tuberose, lotus, and pepper, creating a fresh yet spicy character. It opens with a bold, slightly synthetic floral burst, often described as reminiscent of Lancôme Tresor or Miracle, with a distinct aquatic and green undertone. The pepper note appears prominently, offering both intensity and a modern edge—some find it captivating, while others perceive it as overpowering or even headache-inducing. The scent evolves into a softer, powdery floral-musk drydown, rich with lily, iris, and a subtle licorice nuance that blends seamlessly. Despite its elegant presentation and bottle, Treselle is frequently noted for its inconsistent longevity and sillage, with many users reporting it fades quickly, especially on individual skin chemistries. Still, its reputation as a standout among Avon's offerings persists, described by enthusiasts as unexpectedly luxurious, sensual, and refined—like a rare gem among mass-market fragrances. Its appeal is strongest among those who appreciate bold florals, spicy notes, and a fresh, modern aesthetic, particularly in warmer months.
Pros
- +Feels more expensive than its price suggests, with a refined, elegant presentation
- +Features a bold, unique blend of spicy floral notes—especially tuberose and pepper—which many find captivating and distinct
- +Appears to be well-received across the board, especially among women seeking a sensual, feminine, and sophisticated scent
Cons
- −Frequently reports very poor longevity and sillage, especially on certain skin types
- −Pepper note can be overwhelming or unpleasant for some, leading to headaches or overstimulation
- −Even when liked, many users note it lacks depth and feels too linear or one-dimensional