Winnie

I was confused by this at first. I was very excited, then was a bit unhappy with my first use, but now I'm warming up to it again lol. It is a lot stronger and long-lasting than I expected, and it smells like straight up honey with a strong vanilla base. It dries down creamier, and the almond milk scent shows up later, and is subtle but a really nice touch. The first time I used this, I sprayed too much and too close to my wrist, the smell was very concentrated and nauseatingly sweet for the first hour or so. However, when I tried it again I sprayed it from a greater distance. Two sprays from a foot away and the scent will last on your skin all day (albeit with more intimate sillage), and the subtler it becomes the more it has the milky, honey (and not overwhelmingly sugary like my first try) fragrance that I was looking for. I actually bought this because I thought it would work really well as a base fragrance when I layer perfumes. I don't see many fragrances with both honey and white flower notes, and I often find floral fragrances really shallow and missing a warmer undertone, so I wanted a very basic/mono-toned (? if that's the right word) scent, with cohesive notes and not a lot of complex layers. Today I combined this with Jo Malone's Wild Bluebell and I loved it so much! The refreshing floral with the honey base was beautiful. Note: Winnie outlasted Jo Malone by several hours lol! I would consider this at its core an autumn perfume (if you used it by itself) but is very versatile if you combine it with other fragrances. Same with day or night, it can go either way. It is not refreshing the way daytime is and not cold like nighttime so I don't really know. It is a very warm, sweet fragrance.

I got this for $10 a few years ago on the Walmart website, and wow... I have been on the search for the perfect honey scent ever since then, but literally NOTHING beats the honey scent in here. I've tried snif's honey suite, bbw's honeycomb, initio's addictive vibration, gissou's honey perfume, etc... Nothing comes close. For a kids' perfume, it's surprisingly well done - not too lactonic, considering the notes, yet perfectly creamy and waxy... It is with sadness that I inform you of the ephemeral nature of this perfume, as it's marketed for children and is water-based. Also, it has a urine-y undertone when over-sprayed due to some chemical similarities with honey and piss. ANYWAYS, the scent is amazing (photorealistic thick honey), truly capturing just how sweet raw honey smells in person. If someone has a more "true" honey scent similar to this, please pm me!

Top notes are honey and almond milk; middle notes are milk, and amber; base notes are vanilla, whipped cream, sugar cane and beeswax. I REALLY like this one...it's NOT very sweet and the beeswax scent is VERY realistic at first, but then it settles down and morphs into a warm, wonderful, close to the skin scent that begs for a layer of something sweet or fresh on top. I don't get much, if any, almond, milk, vanilla, whipped cream or sugar cane, but this baby is STRONG in the honey and beeswax notes with maybe a bit of amber. Fine with me! Even though it comes in a glass bottle shaped like a honey jar with a plastic "wooden" stopper cap, the scent is quite subtle yet sophisticated on me. At this point, a possible signature scent.

I was looking for a honey and cream scent, so I came to Fragrantica and put the notes in, and this popped up. I found a set for $11(!!!) and I ordered it. This stuff smells so good...I can tell that it was intended for a baby, but the fragrance iis so beautiful that I will be wearing it. In my opinion it is an intimate scent that sits close to the skin. I cannot spea for longevity because I have not worn it for a long period of time yet but I will update my review when I finally wear it somewhere. The scent itself, is pure honey and cream, that's all. If I had children I would definitely use this on them, as it is alcohol free, but for now I will be using this on myself.

Very light and close; this is sweet honey and beeswax but not deep or musky. It is joined by the flowers the bees were eating to make the honey. A light honeyed floral fragrance that has no alcohol in it and could be worn by a child. A bit powdery like a honey lotion or child care product. I like it a lot. If you are a honey lover, it is worth a try. Oh, and there is nothing milky or laconic or whipped cream about this. It is not a gourmand to me. It is a soft honey floral like a body spray or a lotion trail. If you are looking for a gourmand that is sweet and whipped like honey butter, this is not it.