Avon Brochure (10/21 - 11/03 2026)
Oct 21 - Nov 3, 2026
12 days leftAvon's weekly ad for this week is valid from 21 October 2026 until 3 November 2026. It has 164 pages, and 2 more current editions are listed. New editions usually start on a Wednesday. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 21 October 2026 to 3 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 164 |
| New edition usually starts | Wednesday |
| Current editions listed | 3 |
| Loyalty program | No consumer loyalty card found; Avon Rewards is an Ambassador recognition programme |
| Sunday opening hours | Not applicable: online and Ambassador sales |
| Official website | www.avon.com |
The current Avon weekly ad is valid from 21 October 2026 until 3 November 2026. New editions usually start on a Wednesday.
The current edition has 164 pages.
Avon's own pages say a new brochure comes out every two weeks, at the start of each campaign period, and a digital version is available on an Ambassador's online store.
Avon's returns page says it refunds returns made within 45 days. Good Buys and final-sale items cannot be returned, and each return needs a Return Merchandise Authorization.
Avon's pages say standard ground shipping is free for avon.com account holders on merchandise totals of 60 dollars or more, with a flat 8 dollars below that. It does not apply to next-day or expedited shipping.
Avon is not a supermarket and does not run a weekly ad in the grocery sense. Its publication unit is the sales campaign: Avon's own pages state that a new brochure comes out every two weeks and that customers can also browse a digital, shoppable version on an Ambassador's online store. The Avon Brochure edition we hold at the time of writing is valid from 21 October to 3 November 2026 and has 164 pages. Two further editions run longer: an Avon Good Buys Flyer valid from 23 September to 3 November 2026 with 24 pages, and a Hanes flyer valid from 1 July to 22 December 2026 with 16 pages. Editions of Avon listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday.
The current and recent editions are collected on the Avon brochure and weekly ad this week hub.
Avon sells through independent Ambassadors and through avon.com. Avon's recruitment page says joining as an Ambassador costs nothing and has no minimum, and that Ambassadors receive a personalised online store and a shareable digital brochure. We found no consumer loyalty card on the pages we reviewed. The Avon Rewards programme we found is a recognition scheme for Ambassadors, and the version described on Avon's UK site is based on quarterly sales and may not match US rules.
On shipping, Avon's pages say standard ground shipping is free for customers with an avon.com account, including those who shop with an Ambassador, when the merchandise total is 60 dollars or more, with a flat 8 dollars below that. The free offer does not apply to next-day or expedited methods, and Avon does not ship outside the 50 states.
We could not find a published price match policy on the Avon pages we reviewed, so we make no claim on it.
The returns page on avon.com says Avon will refund returns made within 45 days and nothing afterward. Items marked Good Buys or final sale cannot be returned. Each return needs its own Return Merchandise Authorization, so items from several orders cannot share one. Avon says refunds are processed within two weeks of the package arriving, and a credit can take up to two billing cycles to show on a card statement. Avon covers return shipping only when the return results from an Avon error. Ambassador documents mention longer windows, so Ambassadors should read their own policies.
Because Avon orders are placed online or through an Ambassador, there are no opening hours or Sunday trading rules to report, and we did not find a company-run store network on the pages we checked. Orders placed on avon.com are credited to the current campaign when they are submitted, and Avon says that once an order is submitted it cannot be changed, so the usual route is to return unwanted items.
Anyone planning a weekly shop can compare this catalogue with grocery chains such as the Meijer weekly ad or the HyVee weekly ad, although the products differ. Grocery chains are listed in the US supermarkets category, whereas Avon is a beauty direct seller.
Avon was founded in 1886 in New York by David H. McConnell, who started with door-to-door perfume sales, and the business took the name Avon Products in 1939. Reference sources describe it as a direct-selling company that uses independent representatives and brochures. Its North American operations were split off in 2016 and sold to LG H&H in 2019. Press coverage reports that LG H&H announced a sale of Avon North America to Regent in August 2026; we could not confirm completion from a primary source. Avon filed for Chapter 11 protection in August 2024 over talc lawsuits. See the United States weekly ads index for other catalogues.