9
תווי ריח
8
אקורדים
2
בשמנים
Honey
נשי
נוצר על ידי Ann Gottlieb, Annie Buzantian
Honey by Marc Jacobs is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. Honey was launched in 2013. Honey was created by Annie Buzantian and Ann Gottlieb. Top notes are Punch, Pear and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Honeysuckle, Orange Blossom and Peach; base notes are Honey, Vanilla and Woodsy Notes.
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תווי ריח
העונה המתאימה ביותר
10%
חורף
82%
אביב
72%
קיץ
24%
סתיו
יום ולילה
100%
יום
10%
לילה
פירמידת הריח
מפתיחה ועד יבוש, עוצמה לפי הצבעת הקהילה.
תווי ראש0 – 15 דק׳
תווי לב15 דק׳ – 3 שע׳
תווי בסיס3 שע׳ – סוף
פתיחה
התפתחות
יבוש
תווי ראש0 – 15 דק׳
תווי לב15 דק׳ – 3 שע׳
תווי בסיס3 שע׳ – סוף
דירוגי משתמשים
2,653 הצבעות
3.63
אוהב את זה
59422%
אוהב
1.2k45%
בסדר
1787%
לא אוהב
64824%
שונא את זה
331%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 31 community opinions from Reddit
5.5
/ 10 community score
Marc Jacobs Honey receives mixed reviews from the community, with opinions varying significantly based on personal taste. While some appreciate it as a fun, youthful floral scent with decent longevity, most experienced fragrance enthusiasts criticize it as overly sweet, basic, and better suited to discount pricing ($35) rather than full retail cost. The fragrance remains available primarily through discount retailers rather than department stores.
Strengths
- Fun, youthful, and girly fragrance with good floral character
- Decent longevity and projection for some wearers
- Widely available at discount retailers like TJ Maxx and Marshall's
- Good entry-level fragrance for newcomers to perfume
Weaknesses
- Overly sweet and cloying with strong honeysuckle that doesn't smell like actual honey
- Poor longevity for the price point at full retail
- Basic and unoriginal composition lacking complexity
- Polarizing scent profile - some find it rotten or unpleasant
Best for
Budget-conscious buyers shopping at discount storesYoung fragrance beginners exploring sweet floralsCasual everyday wear in small amounts
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
