Kim Kardashian Pure Honey Eau de Parfum Spray for Women, 3.4 Ounce

As a long-time admirer of Claude Dir's work, especially his contributions to the Zaharoff line, I was eager to try "Pure Honey" by Kim Kardashian. While it's marketed as a feminine fragrance, my love for Claude Dir's mastery made me confident in exploring it. From the very first spray, the fragrance evokes a vivid image: imagine a warm, sunny garden where a chunk of beeswax, dripping with honey, rests on a delicate, fragrant rose petal. As a gentle breeze flows through, you catch the subtle, salty skin musk from people nearby, blending with the sweet notes of orchid and honeysuckle. This imagery perfectly captures the initial impression of the fragrance. The top notes of freesia, mandarin blossom, and red rose create a fresh, inviting opening. While I’m not entirely familiar with mandarin blossom, the scent is subtly sweet and not overly citrusy. In the heart, the beeswax and honey notes are present, adding a gentle, waxy sweetness that’s beautifully balanced. The honey isn’t overpowering but adds a warm, inviting depth. The honeysuckle and orchid round out the heart, creating a floral bouquet that’s not too heady. The base of coconut, vanilla, and musk adds a creamy, smooth finish. While some might find it powdery, I personally enjoy that aspect. I do hope that with time, the fragrance develops that anamalic, sensual quality that some people have mentioned. Performance is impressive, lasting longer than many other fragrances in my collection. The bottle is charming with a unique shape and a cute bee detail, although the lid does spin a bit. For the value—under $20 for 100ml—this is a fantastic deal. It’s definitely one of the best bargains I’ve found! In conclusion, if you appreciate Claude Dir’s artistry and enjoy sweet florals with a hint of honey, this is a must-try. Just keep an open mind and let it take you on that fragrant journey

GREAT PERFUME! The box with her picture on it is the original formula and was not expecting to relieve that. So happy as this is harder to find with first formula. Regular gold box no picture is her reformulated version. This perfume is long lasting, and if you have her other perfumes you will still smell the Kim Khardashian DNA of those perfumes in it. Longevity and projection is there! So far, has lasted all day. Smells like a honey suckle with coconut and vanilla, musk that meets beautiful natural smelling roses!! It smells gourmand yet floral. Definitely a unique. The value was so unexpected as many charge way more for the original formulated one with her picture on the box. Usually the box without her picture sells for less as ingredients were changed. Also the Original has a Honey Bee in the bottle. So cute! Very clean and very strong. Don't need a lot of this at once. The spray automizer is perfect. Sprays even and long so hold away when spraying. You don't need more than a couple sprays. If that. Love love love. And smells expensive. So many compliments for this one when wearing. I'm happy.

This is the soft honey scent I've been searching for. It's clean, warm, with that spike of sweetness you get from a spoonful of honey. There is a clean undertone that is somewhere between fresh flowers and baby powder. This smells like a summer afternoon in love.

After reading the reviews and seeing the notes I took a chance on ordering this. Once I removed the top I was hoping for a beautiful warm honey scent. As soon as the scent hit my olfactory glands I thought I was going to pass out from the stench. It smells like a very alcohol y bug spray. Then, I broke out in a sweat my heart beating so fast resulting in a headache so bad my hair hurt! Wow..this would work as a great mace spray. The absolute worse ever. Keep looking and don't waste your money!

Not bad if your an old lady, doesn't smell like honey at all, it smells like old lady perfume something my grandma would wear not my favorite

When i first got this i thought it was faint and weak but after I let it mascerate...letting the perfume sit still for 30 days the scent matured became more complex with depth. More potent and lasted longer so be patient and give this one a chance dont judge the surface. There are very few perfumes with an actual honey scent most include it mixed with other scents. After 30 days it's like a different better perfume Liking going from a body spray to luxurious EDP

This perfume surprised me in the best way. It has a sweet, warm honey scent that’s soft but still noticeable, and it settles into something really cozy and feminine. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it feels classy and not overpowering like some celebrity fragrances can be. The bottle design is also really elegant — it looks great on my vanity. The scent lasts a decent amount of time, though I usually reapply in the evening if I’m going out. It’s perfect for daytime wear, especially in the fall or spring. If you’re into soft, slightly floral, sweet fragrances that feel a little unique without being too bold, this one’s definitely worth trying.

Whew… where do I start? I really wanted to love Kim Kardashian’s Pure Honey. Her original KK fragrance? A classic in my book—white floral richness and surprisingly well-balanced. So I figured this one might give “golden goddess in a garden” energy. Instead… it’s giving “dry honeycomb in a dusty display case.” It sprays on very one-note, and that note is: dehydrated. No real sweetness, no warm base, just… bees and beige. My son—bless his unfiltered heart—told me I smelled like an almost-retired principal who still wears shoulder-padded suit jackets and sensible kitten heels. And honestly? He’s not wrong. I’m 35, look 25 (come through melanocytes ✊🏽), but I smell 70+ right now. Aging is beautiful but I want a fragrance that says, “Honey, I’m here for a good time AND a long time!” I don’t like to throw away perfumes too quickly, so I’ve been experimenting with layering—vanilla, warm gourmands—but the bees in this blend keep eating up everything yummy and sweet I try to pair it with. There’s a dullness here that just won't brighten up. That said, I haven’t given up completely. I’ll be trying it with some more floral-forward scents to see if I can coax out something more modern and wearable. Will report back if I find the right combo. But as it stands… this one's sitting on probation. If this helped save your nose (and your coins), hit that thumbs up—because fragrance mistakes aren’t cheap, honey.