Bee My Honey

Those who say this is a unisex fragrance are completely off reality.. This is an entirely feminine scent full of rich honey perfectly integrated with citrus and white flower notes leaving an almost powdery trail of citrusy honey after a couple of hours. The rosemary is enough just to add a rejuvenating aroma. It's the Mediterranean summer in a bottle. Those with memories of visiting Greece or Italy will relate to it immediately having smelled orange blossom trees and jasmine flowers while vacationing in those two beautiful countries. It's interesting to say, that ancient Greek and Roman women loved making perfumes mainly of citrus scents and white flowers. Do your research and you'll be surprised what you might discover. This is a unique perfume with huge longevity. It puts you instantly in a good mood!

This is an original, organic greek product and it is one of my favorite! As a greek girl, I really love apivita brand and all of its natural and perfect quality perfumes, body lotions, shampoos and the rest of cosmetics. At first, it smells like pure, sweet honey. Under the skin and after some minutes, it becomes a very pleasant, fresh and spicy citrus smell with subtle white flower notes and a bit of honey. It is the signature smell of the perfect greek summer. It is suitable for all the occasions and mostly for the work and a hot day because of its neutral, unisex and delicate scent. Come to Greece for your summer vacation and DON'T forget to buy this diamond as a souvenir or a gift as well as other products of this brand. You won't regret it!

Bee my Honey is indeed true to its name! The honey notes come out last after about 30 minutes and make a wonderful blend with the citrus ones and has great longevity. The mandarin and lemon along with rosemary gives instant energy and a happy mood. It is a Mediterranean fragrance reminding of summer walks through Italian and Greek gardens. Ancient Greek women preferred scents infused with citrus fruits and flowers and honey was a must as an offering to the Gods. I bought 3 bottles to take with me back to Canada and remind me of my Greek summers. Love it!

I really love this perfume. It leaves a clean trail, has a sensual simplicity and it suites my skin perfectly. Just bare in mind that my best friend has darker skin and it didn't suite her. As a dark blond though, I recommend it!

This is a truly unisex, herbal fragrance. The opening is very citrusy, and I'm not going to lie, it reminds me a bit of Myrto Lemon, a classic vintage Greek Eau de Cologne. That doesn't bother me, though, because the rosemary makes it much more interesting, if not slightly medicinal, but not in a bad way. I do wish the mandarin were more noticeable in the opening, bc I don't really pick it up there. The citrus note that stays throughout the fragrance doesn't smell like lemon to me, though; it smells more like mandarin peel. You know that scent that lingers on your hands after peeling a mandarin? That. The lavender is definitely present, but this is one of the few times it doesn't smell like a mothball sachet to me. Usually, when lavender is used in more herbal fragrances without vanilla or other sweet notes, that's where my mind goes. Not here, though, which makes sense because Apivita lists lavender honey, not lavender. Maybe that's why it doesn't smell distinctly like honey, even though it has a subtle sweetness, but it also avoids that mothball-like lavender effect. I don't really pick up the florals, musk, or tonka bean, but the patchouli is quite noticeable. Overall, it's a very clean, herbal, slightly sweet unisex fragrance that I could even see someone say it leans a little masculine. It's best suited for warm weather and gives off that "I just stepped out of the shower" feeling. It's not bad at all, and the longevity is very good. I got mine through a swap rather than buying it myself. Honestly, I think the €40 price on the official online store is a bit much for what it offers. However, if you can find it on sale or elsewhere for less, I do think it's worth it.

Bee my honey is my go to summer fragrance. I am a fan of Apivita and asked my father to get it for me when it was launched since it was not available yet outside of Greece. It was a blind buy, but fortunately a very pleasant. This fragrance has a wonderful, subtle scent, which makes it very appealing, especially when you are looking for something to wear all year long. I smell the citrus notes, as well as the rosemary and lavender. The name of the fragrance in a way suggests the existence of honey in it. Even though there is no honey in the pyramid, you do get a hint of it. I guess it is the combination of the base notes together with - perhaps - the orange blossom creating this olfactory illusion. When it comes to longevity, Bee my honey is not a great performer. I must admit though that when I spray it on my wrist for the first time after I haven’t used it in a while, I do smell it for quite some time on me. When I do start using it though regularly, then my nose gets immune to the scent and I do not smell it whatsoever. I guess if I spritz quite a bit then it will last longer. I do have the body lotion which also enhances the longevity of the fragrance a tiny bit. The fragrance is meant to be for both men and women. I do not argue this, however, I find it a bit on the feminine side. Conclusion: Bee my honey is a lovely, inoffensive, fresh every day fragrance for any time of the year.

This is the scent my grandma used to wear when she went to church. I think it's an old Myrto lavender or citrus cologne. I could be wrong. The patchouli dries down to something similar to the patchouli in La vie est Belle on me, but everything else is so Greek grandma. Wish I could explain it better. Really aromatic citrus where the rosemary and the lavender are quite prominent but it seems dated. Not gonna lie though it leaves quite a refreshing trail and it's definitely a mood booster. Test it on your skin before you buy!

This is the essence of the Mediterranean countryside captured in a fragrance; lemon, rosemary and lavender. It is the kind of perfume I imagine ancient Roman women would have used. It smells like going back in time to receive a hug from a great-something-grandmother of mine. I feel so happy smelling it.

Lovely citrus scent. My fiance uses it as well and loves it. I expected something sweeter and I hoped for a honey note but even though it was completely different to what I had in mind, I loved it. Fresh, citrus with a pit of floral.

Honestly, it’s really not what I had in mind based on the perfume’s description. The honey/nectar note here is almost non-existent. Maybe they’re talking about the very very slightly honeyed lavender note. The perfume smells like tea and wildflower fields. It’s whimsical yes, and very botanical/aromatic but it’s definitely, not as sweet as the name suggests & would have you guess.

Bee My Honey is a rosemary heavy, citrus scent. It’s a light and unisex scent I would say. It has moderate longevity. It’s pretty light and sits close to the skin, so after max 2 hours it doesn’t project. All I can smell is rosemary in this scent with a little citrus. It’s ok. Not a big fan.

All I smell in this one is tonka beans and patchouli. No honey unfortunately. When I fisrt spray it, it is overwhelming and spicy but after a couple of hours it becomes kind of woody. Not my cup of tea, big disappointmnent. I would only recomment it to people who like strong, unisex scents.

It isn’t listed here but indeed have an ever so slightly honey in it. Very fresh, unisex to perfection and very inoffensive, as it turns into a skin scent for me. For true strong in you face honey I go to Winnie the Pooh fragrance and Miel du Bois from Serge Lutens.

No honey? Weird for this name... Apivita mentions lavender honey in the site! Ok, just bought it today .... Its warm and pleasant same time. I get a sweet lemony smell when opening but its not sharp...warm and sweet. Lovely smell and not offensive .... Excellent for the office

Unfortunately it was rank on me