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бона – :
Wildflower honey was beautiful while CB still made it. I conserved a small amount for posterity. The ‘notes’ listed at the top of this article are a bit of a conceit. This fragrance is an accord of honey, and to my nose, a honey water since the particles are suspended in water. It’s milder like clover honey, as some have said, and quite beautiful. The dry down is very similar to spittle-on-skin, which to some is erotic and to others musty. I think it did its job!
jon0 – :
This is one peculiarly fascinating honey scent. The strangest thing! Imagine an abandoned forest, complete with the odd appearances of wild flowers here and there, growing out of a forest bed drowning in honey…. a honey bed if you will, with raw honey, robust soil and all. WOW!! Whether or not I get a full bottle, much respect to the creator of this enlightening piece of art.
lightb – :
All i smell is honey initially. The honey here is not the overly sweet and amped-up creamy kind, but a mellowed yet refined one. There is a hint of florals lingering on the background, however it is fleeting and disappers as the accord develops. The tobacco is a lighly painted into its honey composition, adding more life and depth to it. Upon drydown, it morphs into this soft, homey frag with lesser sweetness.. A simple treat to honey lovers out there. I can see more of the women reaching for this frag. Rate: 3.8/5
AgentFBR – :
If you have been searching for a honey based fragrance (like I have) Wildflower Honey may be what you have been looking for. The honey note is definitely the prominent note here but I also detect some florals in the background. The florals seem to make the honey note slightly less sweet. As the fragrance dries down it becomes even less sweet. My untrained nose is not able to detect the tobacco, soil tincture and the grass notes.
Wildflower Honey probably would not appeal to men that prefer traditional masculine fragrances. I find Wildflower Honey to be more on the feminine side, especially the opening. Of all the TB I Hate Perfume offerings I have tried (the absolutes), Wildflower Honey seems to have the weakest projection and longevity. I can barely detect the fragrance after putting it on four hours ago. If Wildflower Honey had better longevity I would consider buying a full bottle.
wsc956Negeltzex – :
I just get a single note: honey. Smells so much like honey that immediately after putting it on my wrist and bringing my wrist to my nose, I instinctively felt the urge to lick my wrist. As if I had dripped honey on my wrist while sweetening my tea and I might absentmindedly lick it off. After wearing for several hours I get no other notes. Just honey. My husband said he liked it.