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More Than Just Makeup: 5 Things You Didn't Know About Avon UK

  • Writer: Ady Jones (Avon Man in a Hat)
    Ady Jones (Avon Man in a Hat)
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

By Ady Jones (The Avon Man in a Hat)


Conference backdrop with 'Avon a World of Opportunity' slogan, illustrating facts About Avon UK.
"More than just products—it’s a global movement. Read on to discover the scale of the opportunity behind the brand."

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.


If you are thinking of joining a brand, you want to know what they stand for. So, here are the 5 surprising facts about Avon UK that make Jackie and me so proud to represent them.


1. A Billion-Pound Force for Good


We all know the pink ribbon, but did you know just how big Avon’s impact is? Globally, Avon has donated over £1 billion to women’s causes.


Right here in Britain, the Avon UK Breast Cancer Crusade has raised over £26 million for breast cancer charities since 1992. Every time you buy a "Breast Cancer Promise" product, you aren't just buying a hand cream; you are funding life-saving research.


2. Taking a Stand Against Domestic Violence


This is the one that touches our hearts the most. Avon is one of the loudest corporate voices in the UK campaigning against gender-based violence.


They partner with incredible charities like Refuge and Women’s Aid to fund support services and raise awareness. It’s not just a logo on a website; it’s a core part of the company's mission to ensure women are safe, heard, and supported.


3. It’s Not Just Makeup, It’s Science


Here is a secret: Avon isn't just mixing colours in a factory. They have a world-class Research & Development centre that holds thousands of patents.


They were the first mass-market company to stabilise Vitamin C, and they invented Protinol™, the award-winning collagen booster found in the Anew range. When you sell these products, you are selling science that rivals the most expensive luxury brands.


4. About Avon UK’s 60-Year British Legacy


In a world where companies come and go overnight, stability matters. Avon has been operating in the UK since 1959.


That’s over 60 years of supporting British families through every economic up and down. We aren't a "flash in the pan" internet fad; we are a heritage brand with deep roots in our communities.


5. The Original "Side Hustle"


Long before the "gig economy" or "side hustles" were buzzwords, Avon was empowering women to earn their own money.


The core mission hasn't changed. It’s about giving people—like you—the tools to build a business on their own terms. Whether you want to earn £20 or £2,000, the opportunity is the same.


Want to Represent a Brand With Purpose?


It feels different when you are selling products that do good in the world. You walk a little taller knowing the company behind you has your back and supports your community.


👉 Read more about our company values and charity partners on our [About Avon UK] page.


Or, if you are ready to join a team that shares these values:


Chat soon,

Jackie & Ady x




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Jackie Jones & Adrian Jones
Independent Avon Sales Leader Partnership

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