Occur! (Cologne) by Avon
1962for women
7.5/10
35 ratingsMost rate it 8 of 10
Occur! (Cologne) by Avon is a Spicy Animal perfume for women. Occur! (Cologne) was released in 1962. The top notes include Cardamom, Bergamot, Aldehydes and Coriander; middle notes include Patchouli, Myrrh, Vetiver and Carnation; base notes include Leather, Musk, Amber and Oakmoss. Autumn and winter are the best seasons to wear it. It lasts long, with a strong sillage.
At a glance
- Longevity
- Most rate it 7/10: long-lasting
- Sillage
- Most rate it 7/10: strong
- Best seasons
- Autumn and winter (68% of season votes)
- Worn by
- Mostly women, 68% of votes
Fragrance pyramid
20 notes
Occur! (Cologne) features 20 fragrance notes across its scent pyramid.
Ratings
From the Aromifo community
Scent
35 ratings
7.5
Most rate it 8 of 10.
Longevity
26 ratings
7.1
Most rate it 7 of 10.
Sillage
25 ratings
6.9
Most rate it 7 of 10.
When to wear
47 season votes
- Spring19%
- Summer13%
- Autumn34%
- Winter34%
Who wears it
- Men18%
- Unisex14%
- Women68%
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How matching works
Every perfume is compared on up to five signals. Community accord votes weigh the most, followed by notes, where rare notes count more than common ones like musk. Note families, seasons and the men, women or unisex leaning make up the rest.
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