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Avon’s hot new black number is here! Win a R500 hamper to drape yourself in it

Closed – Avon has introduced a little new black number that promises breath-taking impressions of you at the dinner table and a never-to-be-forgotten scent long after the occasion is over.  

It’s an Eau de Parfum named Little Black Dress Lace by Avon, and, just like the name suggests, it exudes timeless elegance. 

The Little Black Dress Lace is an alluring draping of classic scents of oriental florals, wrapped in feminine jasmine which simmers down into Indonesian dark patchouli and vanilla on the graceful body of a woman who intends to paint the town red. It gives the self-assured lady a ‘My Style, My Scent’ control over the fragrance she radiates. 

By owning Little Black Dress Lace, the stylish woman has an ‘Access All Areas’ tag in her scent that draws attention wherever she is invited.

People #ChooseAvon for exclusivity and for the quality embodied in the brand’s fragrance range at a fraction of the price. Little Black Dress Lace retails for R330 and is available on Avon’s Online store (www.avon.co.za) or through any Avon Representative countrywide. Free delivery for orders of R600 or more.  

Question:

Where can you buy the Little Black Dress Lace?

Ts & Cs

Must be over 18. All prizes in BONA  are subject to availability and are not transferable, resaleable or refundable for cash. Winners are randomly selected.

Offers limited to SA and apply to digital entry only. Ends 28 February. Please allow time for processing and delivery. 

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