Today Tomorrow Always for Him Avon 2005

Version from 2005

Today Tomorrow Always for Him (2005) by Avon

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7.2 / 10 38 Ratings

Today Tomorrow Always for Him (2005) is a perfume by Avon for men and was released in 2005. The scent is sweet-gourmand. The production was apparently discontinued.

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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Spicy

Oriental

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Liquorice leaf

Lime zest

Heart Notes

Star anise

Cocoa

Violet

Jasmine

Base Notes

Patchouli

Sandalwood

Cedar

Oud

Perfumer

Barbara Zoebelein

Ratings

Scent

7.238 Ratings

Longevity

6.428 Ratings

Sillage

6.029 Ratings

Bottle

6.838 Ratings

Submitted by Seglein, last update on 20.01.2024.

Interesting Facts

The scent won the FiFi Award 2006 in the categories "Men's Fragrance of the Year" and "Best Packaging".

Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/20/2024

6
Pricing 6
Bottle 5
Sillage 5
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Lauser93
313 Reviews

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Lauser93

2

A solid fragrance with a rather weak performance

Now I have tested the next manufacturer's sample from a collection resolution. I like the Today Tomorrow Always for Him (2005) quite well so far. At around 4 hours, it doesn't last very long and the sillage is hardly any better.

The top note offers a combination of licorice and citrus fruits. The heart note continues to smell of spicy licorice with nutmeg and star anise, but also has sweet and gourmand hints of cocoa beans. In the background, I recognize some iris and violet. The base has an oriental, balsamic and woody scent of sandalwood and cedarwood.

I wasn't blown away by the fragrance, but you can try it out if you get the chance.

12/05/2023

6
Bottle 5
Sillage 6
Longevity 7
Scent

OvidiuPop
21 Reviews

OvidiuPop

1

Baby Syrup

Before I get started, I want to mention a few things:

1. I have almost a year of experience with the fragrance world by the time I'm writing this review.
2. I don't have the best nose for picking individual notes and the ones that I'm not familiar with, especially in the winter season.

The Context

This fragrance was given to me during spring break by my sister alongside another five. She worked a few years for Avon and she managed to purchase some of the company’s products, hence why I have many of the fragrances from that company and Oriflame in my collection. On one side I think it draws down the quality of my collection, because I want every fragrance to be around the same price point, but on the other side these fragrances have different scent profiles, different accords and different blends that has helped me in understanding what individual notes smell like. So, these ones are useful but they got to go in the future to make space for similar fragrances with better execution and a bigger artistic statement.

The Scent

This is a sweet, powdery and boozy scent profile. The opening has a strong liquorice scent that has a boozy quality and it reminds me of baby cough syrup. That syrup is good, but dang it, I can’t take that from my head. In a few minutes it gets more powdery and sweet, the star anise with the jasmine and just a bit of cocoa makes a cinnamon and dry caramel scent that it’s a bit too sweet and dry. The rest of the notes from the base are not that strong and just compliment the heart notes from the drydown all the way to the last parts of the performance.

The Performance

I get 4 to 5 hours from this one and towards the end of the drydown it gets a bit too obnoxiously sweet and dry.
The Projection

Most of the time I thought that this is just a skin scent but in a dry room or dry environment it gets to a moderate level.

The Bottle

This is a nice clean translucent glass. I wish the cap was also from the same glass, but instead is made of plastic with rubber qualities. The atomizer looks really nice, like it’s made of polished bronze but it sprays too quickly and too hard. It sprays wide, don’t get me wrong, but with the shiny bronze atomizer my expectations were too high. But it is what it is. And another thing, I tried to put a few milliliters in a travel spray and it didn’t have a wider smell and a better projection, and I got a little dissapointed.

The Perfumer

The nose behind this one it’s Barbara Zoebelein, who also made Little Black Dress also for Avon and a few fragrances for Lalique. Her catalog it’s not that big and she has more than a lot of experience with fragrances, yet not many are associated with her name.

Conclusions

This is one of the fragrances that evolved just a bit from the time I first tried it to this day. At first, I thought that this was just a linear liquorice fragrance but on skin it evolves into this powdery sweet and dry scent that has good projection and performance.

Thank you so much for reading my review. I will do in the future also the newer version of this one from 2014 that it’s with patchouli and coriander.
The next review will be about Avon’s Black Suede Leather, which is the second one that I got in that spring break batch.