Célèbre

it smells elegant but a little bit boring

It smells so classic that makes it so boring at some point but the bottle is cute.

I used to wear this when I was 20 living in Paris and feeling like an elegant young lady. I don’t know why everyone is saying this is „gentle“ - it’s very spicy and peppery to me with a ton of flowers. What Flowerbomb should smell like.

My coworker wears this perfume, and strangely enough, I really like how it smells. When I was a child, my favorite chemistry teacher used to wear this fragrance, so maybe that’s why it feels nostalgic to me.

perfect for a young teenager who wants a cheap classy perfume!! wish the sillage was bigger though

This really reminds me of a Hugo boss or Calvin Klein fragrance I had when I was a teenager, that distinct cyclamen note but this one is nicer as it has this soft, fruity, creamy undertone. I did not like it in the beginning but it is starting to grow on me due to this softness it has which is not powdery or overwhelming or musky. And it is so strange due to the past association I was expecting some sharpness but no - it is soft, a very nice suprise.

Great value for this nice feminine white floral. Can slightly remind of Treselle. I don't smell the fruits at all, which is why I bought it, since I'm not a gourmand scents lover.

Absolutely stunning white floral. Classic, "chic"... and intriguing. Spicy for a start. For the first spray and sniff I don't get the fruity notes at all, only a Jasmine hint eluding from the heart and igniting PEPPER. After settling, the white florals and peony appear backed by the sandalwood and a faint glimpse of cedar. Sillage is okay, sits well for a good 4-5 hours without needing for reapplication. Not so disappointing performance for a EDT. As a scent, I think it belongs right in the middle of the "girly and mature spectrum", I can wear it anytime from spring, summer to fall; while many use it only during the day, I wear it well during the night. Again, the pepper helps it. I believe it's a all year round scent. Edit: It lasts on my clothes for over 3 days! Edit: Halfway through the bottle I'm starting to sniff the peach note very well, not off-putting though, it really makes the scent much put together now.

Floral and romantic, light and airy. ok spring fragrance. Célèbre is a gentle floral fragrance from Avon. Some say it has fruity notes too, but on me they are not noticable at all, and if there are any, they are very gentle and mild, there is no any sharpness nor edge to its composition, it is very soft and romantic - it is not girly nor candy sweet, it is a very elegant blend. Recognizable notes are definitely Cyclamen, but also Peony, Freesia, White Magnolia, Lily-of-the-Valley and Jasmine and Cedar can be noticed after some time too. Fragrance is beautiful for spring, it is soft, gentle, floral, slightly fresh but without harsh edges. Sillage, fo me and on me, is moderate - radiates within arm length and longevity is approx between 3-5 hours. It is quite affordable and it blends very beautifully with oil-perfumes I make and own that have forest fruit, lily, rose, blackcurrant, blackberry and dusty woody notes. It does not have that uniqueness like Diptique`s L’Ombre Dans L’Eau Eau (which is my personal signature scent and favourite), it is not Etheral and Aquatic (like Elvie, which is my another ultimate favourite) and it is definitely more romantically ingenue type of fragrance, but with a dash of both daydreaming and mature softness. It has some ephemeral quality to it. It is not a girly-scent, it can fit both younger and older population. I`ve got it as a gift, and I would not buy it for myself, nor will I re-purchase it. as I prefer more ethereal-aquatic-floral (Elvie or L˙erbolario`s Alba in Asia) ones or mysterious green-foresty ones (L’Ombre Dans L’Eau) and I`m very specific and picky about what I wear.

It used to be a simple but sensational scent for everyday use. Then they totally reformulated it and toned it down.. 20 years ago it was my signature scent, now it's only a ghost of a shell. What it used to be is rebottled, relabelled and called TTA Always now - the exact same juice. Such a shame. But at least still available, in a different form.

Smells like something a woman in her 50s would use as a toilet freshener.

Rosy floral, slightly sweet, and slightly woody. Not amazing, but pleasant. For everyday use. To my nose, it's not like J'adore or Chloe. Moderate sillage and longevity on my skin.

The short: Scent Profile: floral, fresh, delicate, girly Performance: moderate to low, sillage arms' length Value for Money: Ok, classy, elegant fragrance for very little The long: Warm springtime, sunhats and floral print dresses comes to mind when I smell this. She opens up with an intense floral accord, with peony and muguet, lightly accented by pepper, center-stage. It gradually gives way to a light woody base that gives an impression of a freshly cut flower, gently warmed by the sun. Classy, elegant and perhaps a little nondescript, but not every perfume has to be an olfactory revelation. Performance is not the best: only 3 to 4 hours with a small scent trail, but for the small price I won't mind overspraying. Sample if possible as the intense floral character could be headache inducing for some, but overall she should be great for any occasion without looking like you're trying too hard. I would highly recommend her for young girls looking to move on from sweet bubblegum scents to more mature, flowery ones.

Given the super-huge depreciation of Turkish Lira, I'm saving my designer perfumes for special occasions and looking for a cheap perfume to wear daily in the office. This one from Avon would have been a nice floral-fruity scent, but it unfortunately sits super-close to skin, and it's gone in an hour! I tested other Avon perfumes (Premier Luxe, Rare Gold, Eve Confidence, Little Black Dress) which were acceptable in terms of longevity and silage, but this is too much watered down, you only get the smell the moment you spray it, and it's gone till you reach the office! Even at this price point, this is thievery! Edit: Just realised all the perfumes I told that they performed better are EDP's, and Celebre is an EDT. I have used some EDT's with amazing longevity, like Issey Miyake Pleats Please, but of course it would be super silly to compare this to a twenty times more expensive designer perfume.

Yes this is a cheap perfume but not a cheap scent at all.. Longevity is not that good (only 3 hrs) but a €10 perfume can perform only this much... White flowery musk.. Best for bed time... It's a pleasant scent for so many people.. My friend is a nurse and she can apply only this type of fragrance.. You can try but don't expect much..

A delicate, charming cyclamen/hiacynth fragrance which does not scream in your face and does not go all rancid on my skin. It would be a good lighter (and cheaper) replacement for Blue by La Perla. Celèbre is less complex, but the drydown is almost the same, crispy fresh flowers, not sharp, not sweet. I like it. It is for Summer and also for after a shower when I want to feel "cute".

I think this was my first perfume as a teenager... Looking back I couldn't decide if I liked it or not, but now I definitely wouldn't wear it. It's not a nice floral scent at all, it's more of a sharp..

I equally love Pleasure from Estee Lauder (vtg) as well as this perfume for summer nights. Dry white flowery musk.

God I absolutely love this eau de toilette it's such a joyful, feminine, romantic and an unoffensive fragrance. I have to admit that I'm not a big fan of the floral frances, but I really enjoy wear this one. It has an intimate sillage but I think that's great because you can wear it during the day without bothering people around. It lasts about 4/5 hours on my skin which is not bad for eau de toilette.

cool scent but not for my age and not for my style. it has beautiful peony, cyclamen and fruity notes with pepper in the first two hours, then the most floral notes are gone. a fruity scent, at least on my skin, but not like a young and girly scent. THIS IS NOT A TEENAGER PERFUME. the bottle i got is pretty old probably somebody gave it to my mom as a gift and she hates this perfume so much. she says celebre is for ladies in their 50s at least (probably because of pepper and plum notes) and i agree with her but not 50s, 40s are enough i guess. she doesnt even like the scent of it, she just kept it and even she doesnt know why. - not the best sillage (i mean this is an avon scent i guess when my mom got this, i believe it wasnt more expensive than a cheap fastfood lunch) BUT surprisingly long lasting. - can be a good gift. - to be honest it can also be suitable for people in their 20 who love vintage stuff. - dont expect a floral-white floral scent, it is a floral-fruity-pepper scent. THE PEPPER NEVER GOES AWAY.

I'm sorry but I hate this perfume. It's a floral bomb at first spray, simultaneously sharp and slightly powdery. It reminds me of a cheap, sharp version of Chloe perfumes, which I also dislike.

I am looking for a perfume that I used to have 12 years ago. Could somebody please confirm this has like 2-phase/two layers of liquid? Pink on the bottom and a bit oily whitish layer in the upper part of the bottle?

Waxy, creamy, fresh spring flower petals. I smell the blend of magnolia, jasmine, freesia, cyclamen and a hint of lily of the valley, which all together reminds me of tulips. I know, most tulips don't have a scent, but some do and they smell similar to this. The peony comes out further in the drydown, but I don't think this is as peony-focused as the voted notes suggest at the moment. This is pure and dewy, almost aquatic. More if an abstract, synthetic floral than a naturalistic one. If the scent had a color it would be a glossy white. I think there must be some clean laundryesque musk in the base, too. I wouldn't have chosen to try this, I got a sample as an extra with my other samples, and I wouldn't get a bottle, but I think it's quite a pretty option for a fresh floral lover on a budget.

This is a floral crispy fragrance, unoffensive, day time wearable, perfect for the office. You can smell fresia and pepper quite well. No, it doesn’t reminds J’Adore at all.

OMG now she is so simply but decades ago she was my very first parfum. I bought one of them when i was 11 by spended my money. Sorry ladies, first love is never forgetting.

I liked the scent , but it's like um spraying water , how weak !!! Dislike.

I had a couple of bottles of this (thanks to a best friend who is also an Avon rep) in my collection which Iv'e since offloaded to a nieghbour. I really, really don't like this and I have no idea why. If I happen to be around when someone is wearing this It makes me want to throw open all the windows, pick one and jump out. I don't know why my nose finds it so offensive, it shouldn't, there is nothing listed in this scent that that should evoke such a negative reaction...but unfortunately it does. Ah well different strokes for different folks I suppose!

I loved and used only this fragrance, when I was under 20. I had more fragrances, but this one was kind of my "signature". Now I cant stand Avon scents anymore on my skin. Except one. This may be nice floral fragrance for young ladies.

When I smell it first time I thought that at 90 my sister had something very similar. Very nice fresh perfume quite similar to blooming bouquet dior or maybe to versace bright crystal at cold crispy notes. Affordable and at my point of view one of the best from avon now.

Sometimes we musn't let reviews influence us. I can't believe I actually haven't tried Celebre in perfume (rather than body cream) falling under the influence of negative opinions on it: "Too common, cheap, teenager etc." are just some of them. Not so... That's a lightly spicy/fruity floral; and totally an ageless, classical, feminine perfume. It's true it doesn't last long, but just the right thing for me considering the scent and if I'm choosing Celebre over anything else in my wardrobe. This perfume does it night/day, all seasons, and all occassions. Must have, it's a bargain, and not nearly as common as it's exxagerated. For example, definitely no more common than Lancome's LVEB + its dupes and all other fruitychouli hype which I so frequently smell around.