The Avon Man in a Hat Blog 

Let's be honest, looking at your bank statement isn't always the highlight of the month. That is why we have put together our essential smart budgeting tips to help you take back control.

If you felt a distinct knot of dread in your stomach when you looked at your work calendar this week, you are not alone. By the time we hit our 30s and 40s, our priorities shift.30+. We want ambition, yes. But we also want flexibility.

Do you remember the "Sunday Night Dread"? You know the feeling. The knot in the stomach around 6 pm on a Sunday, because you know the alarm is going off at 6 am Monday. The commute. The stakeholders. The targets set by someone who has never done your job.

When most people think about Avon UK, they think of the brochure landing on the doormat, or maybe the classic "Ding Dong" from the adverts. But after years of being an Avon Sales Leader, I’ve learned that the lipstick and mascara are just the surface. Underneath, there is a powerhouse of charity, science, and empowerment that most people have no idea about.

We often talk about the "Avon Glow"—that feeling when you find a skincare product that works or a lipstick that makes you feel confident. But there is another kind of glow that comes with this brand. It’s the warm feeling of knowing that the company you support is actively changing lives.

If you live in Beddau, Talbot Green, or Llantrisant areas, you’ve probably seen me out and about with my brochures. In a world of "click and wait" online shopping, I believe nothing beats the personal touch.

We often talk about the "Gig Economy" or "Side Hustles" like they are new inventions of the 21st century. But the truth is, Avon invented the side hustle 139 years ago.

It is a specific question of ethics that potential customers ask us every day: Is Avon cruelty free? For a long time, the beauty industry was murky on this. But today, I am incredibly proud to give you a clear, definitive answer.

Let’s be honest: the skincare aisle can be confusing. Retinol? Hyaluronic Acid? Protinol? It sounds more like a science exam than a beauty routine. But here is the thing—Avon isn’t just about makeup.

We all love a bit of luxury. There is something satisfying about opening a heavy, gold-embossed lipstick or spritzing a designer perfume. But let’s be honest: in the current economy, paying £30 for a lipstick or £90 for a bottle of perfume is becoming harder to justify.