MOD mark.

MOD by mark. is a fragrance for women. MOD was launched in 2017. Top note is Rose; middle note is Nasturtium; base note is Nutmeg. Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Română, Srpski, Svenska, Türkçe, Čeština, Ελληνικά, Монгол, Русский, Українська, עברית, العربية, 日本語, 汉语, 한국어. Rate only the most important ingredients you sense in this fragrance. Become a member of this online perfume community and you will be able to add your own reviews. what an interesting scent! and it does have a 1960's hippy vibe, it last for a good long time with just one spritz! MOD is an oddball fragrance. Released as a limited edition for Winter 2017, it has already hit the Avon clearance catalog and has attracted scarcely any attention as evidenced by the scant reviews here on Fragrantica and lack of mention anywhere else. MOD may not be for everyone, certainly not mainstream buyers. It's too weird for most Avon catalog shoppers. Avon scents are usually on trend if a little cheaply executed at times, yet MOD seems not to follow any trend trajectory. I can't see the people who buy Skin So Soft and Anew face cream being the target market for MOD. At the same time, MOD appears in the Avon "mark." catalog, making it too bourgeois for most niche lovers, the people who could actually appreciate this work of weirdness. The "mark." line is aimed at high school and college-age women, but MOD might be too adventurous for some in that age range (of course, there are all kinds of perfumistas in all age ranges; I am generalizing). By the way, anyone interested in creative perfumery should definitely seek out "mark." fragrances - some of them are fantastic and off the beaten track. The marketing concept and packaging remind me of Marc Jacobs Mod Noir, but the scent is NOTHING like that one (nuclear gardenia). MOD opens with rose that is quickly supplanted by a crisp nutmeg smell. This combination reminds me of paper and fresh ink. But also something green, spicy, and brisk. I have never smelled anything else like this. Persistently fresh, yet not a bit citrusy, aquatic, or fruity. The notes listed here are incomplete, to say the least. I think only the top notes are included in the description on Fragrantica Avon is equally reticent: NOTES • Top Note: swinging medley of rose • Middle Note: capucine florals [nasturtiums] • Bottom Note: spicy nutmeg allure I detect something like the vanillin/lignin smell of old paper in the drydown, so it could be that vanilla is one of the base notes not listed. Someone below compared MOD to Tocade, and I can see that, but it's more like "Tocade Eau Legere" or "Tocade Eau Fraiche," not as strong a vanilla-rose. MOD has grown on me. Either it's gorgeous or hideous, I can't decide. As Julia explained below, it IS like a person who fascinates/repels you at the same time. If you are tired of syrupy fruitchoulis and ubiquitous white florals and want something interest...

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