Avon Catalogue (01/10/2026 - 31/10/2026) Online
Oct 1 - Oct 31, 2026
9 days leftAvon's catalogue for this week is valid from 1 October 2026 until 31 October 2026. It has 180 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 1 October 2026 to 31 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 180 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Official website | my.avon.co.za |
The current Avon catalogue is valid from 1 October 2026 until 31 October 2026.
The current edition has 180 pages.
The Avon Catalogue we hold runs from 1 to 31 October 2026 over 180 pages, a monthly campaign period.
The official online shop states delivery is free on orders over R600 with a door-to-door courier service.
The live shop advertises a satisfaction promise allowing returns within 60 days, with terms and conditions; check the figure at the time you buy.
Avon is a beauty and personal-care brand sold through representatives and online, not a supermarket, so its place in the supermarkets listing reflects how the feed was filed. The South African online shop at my.avon.co.za sells make-up, fragrance, skincare, bath and body products and gifts, and it links to a 2026 brochure whose address suggests it is campaign 10 of the year. The edition we hold on AdsSOS is a 180-page Avon Catalogue valid from 1 to 31 October 2026, so Avon works in campaign periods of roughly a month rather than a weekly cycle. The shop also warns that changing campaigns updates your basket, which means offers can differ between one campaign and the next. We could not find an official statement of a fixed release weekday. See the South Africa catalogue hub for this week for the weekly retailers we list.
The Avon pages we opened did not describe a customer loyalty card or app, so we do not claim one exists. Instead, the model is built around representatives. The online shop states that purchases support a Beauty Representative and invites visitors to join through an online sign-up. Offers are tied to the campaign, and the shop has a Top Specials section grouping gift sets.
We found no price-matching policy. On returns, the Avon South Africa shop advertises a 100 percent satisfaction promise under which products can be returned within 60 days if you do not like them, with terms and conditions applying. Other Avon pages found during our research quoted different periods, including a 90-day guarantee and a 28-day guarantee, so rely on the figure shown in the live shop at the time you buy and keep your proof of purchase.
Your legal rights apply regardless of the company promise. The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition explains in its Consumer Protection Act brochure that under section 56 a consumer may return defective or unsafe goods within six months of delivery, without penalty and at the supplier's risk and expense, and then choose a refund, repair or replacement. That right covers faulty goods rather than a change of mind. Unresolved disputes can be taken to an alternative dispute resolution body and then to the National Consumer Commission.
We could not verify any conventional Avon branches or trading hours; orders go through a representative or the online shop. The shop states that a door-to-door courier service is available and that delivery is free on orders over R600. A separate Avon page gave South African delivery estimates and mentioned an express option limited to Gauteng, but we could not confirm those figures on the live shop, so check the delivery information at checkout.
We found no official statement about clearance or markdown practices. If you are comparing a household shop with a beauty purchase, you could look at Checkers specials this week or Pick n Pay catalogue this week for everyday groceries and toiletries, and the South African supermarket catalogues listing for similar categories.
Avon sells through independent representatives in South Africa, and its South African products are sold through Avon Justine, according to BusinessDay. The same report says that Brazilian group Natura &Co bought Avon in 2020, then agreed in 2025 to sell Avon's non-Latin American operations, including the UK and South African businesses, to Avon International, a company that the Competition Commission says is owned by an individual. The Competition Commission approved the deal and Avon agreed to no merger-related retrenchments in South Africa for two years afterwards. We could not verify a current representative count for South Africa, so we do not quote one.