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Honey Marc Jacobs 2013 Eau de Parfum

6.3 / 10 175 Ratings

A perfume by Marc Jacobs for women, released in 2013. The scent is sweet-floral. It was last marketed by Coty.
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Main accords

Sweet

Floral

Fruity

Fresh

Synthetic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Fruit punch Pear

Pear

Mandarin orange

Heart Notes

Honeysuckle Peach

Peach

Orange blossom

Base Notes

Honey

Vanilla

Woods

Perfumers & Creative Guidance

Annie Buzantian
Ann Gottlieb Product developer

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Ratings

Scent

6.3175 Ratings

Longevity

6.1121 Ratings

Sillage

5.6122 Ratings

Bottle

7.7160 Ratings

Value for money

6.940 Ratings

Submitted by Franfan20 · last update on 02/24/2026.

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Reviews

11 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/22/2013

Aromagal1
2 Reviews

Aromagal1

Helpful Review 2

so-so

This is the first Marc Jacobs fragrance I have tried. It smells very familiar, but the name escapes me. Flowery and sweet-smelling. No surprise at all.

P.S. - Later I recognized that this scent is almost identical to Aqua Flore by Carolina Herrara almost to a "T" This perfume is no longer in production.

04/15/2023

10Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

HWatling
5 Reviews

HWatling

1

I absolutely Love it!

I had broken down and finally let go of a large hunk of money when I bought Honey’s sister, Dot. I wear more creamy, synthetic scents. But I was so glad that dot was worth the cash. So then I had to have honey. I anxiously waited for it to arrive. I was not disappointed. Honey is more citrus and woodsy to me. Though I have to say that both of them have a bite to them.
I believe the orange blossom notes are hanging out with pink pepper…. who has tricked all of you who haven’t suggested she’s there

01/29/2026

7Scent

lucekingg
185 Reviews

lucekingg

1

Fresh, Sweet Fruits

A friend gifted me an old bottle of this so I'm not sure how old her bottle is and how that could affect the juice but when I sprayed it on to test it it smelled like how I remember it smelling on tester strips or in those little magazine samples that came in my issues of Teen Vogue. This is very fruity with a hint of freshness from the citrus and the same kind of sweetness found in Daisy Eau de Toilette, and there is a distinct fruit punch smell. It's lovely but nothing groundbreaking. This is how I remember 7th grade smelling, and even though I HATED that year I like the way this smells. There wasn't much left in the bottle when I was gifted this but the bottle looks absolutely adorable on my shelf!

02/24/2026

8Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

rotasha
256 Reviews

rotasha

Youthful but not immature

Equal parts sweet, fruity, citrus, and floral, with woods in the dry down. I get honey, but I get even more orange blossom, which isn't a problem for me; I love orange blossom. Very feminine and youthful, but not immature. I'm excited to see how this one comes alive in warmer weather.

Marc Jacobs has always been a favorite of mine for designer perfume. This fits right in with their lineup. I'd recommend it to fans of the brand.

Updated on 02/24/2026

10/31/2020

9.5Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

First
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Top Review 19

Honey honey, touch me baby, ah-ha honey, honey...

What times those were when Abba stormed the charts. I was a child, young, naive, and not yet a worrywart. I wanted to be like Agnetha and Anni-Frid when I grew up, to wear such great platform shoes made of white patent leather, and to make wonderful music with my friends.

Honey by Marc Jacobs not only revives my memories of the atmosphere of that time due to its name and the then fashionable color yellow, but the mood conveyed by the fragrance fits perfectly.

It starts with a fresh, light yellow-transparent veil of bergamot and orange blossom, which is immediately underlaid in the top note with an unusual flower that I can't quite place. Honeysuckle is not recognized by my nose here, rather something more robust. If I had to guess, I would lean towards a hint of orange marigold, very typical of the Seventies. Perhaps it is a successful blend of flowers with the mandarin listed in the pyramid - by the way, also orange. The heart note now becomes sweeter. It is a pleasant sweetness, not overly sweet, no rather mild, without being sharp, sticky, or even burnt. The scent remains bright and cheerful, but in the heart note it is no longer as transparent and gains in fullness.

The heart note lasts a good four hours, during which Honey only changes slightly. Depending on my own mood, I now smell more or less honeydew melon and peach against a sugary-bitter marigold background. Today, it’s more honeydew melon than peach.

In the base, the marigolds fade more and more, making the overall impression a bit softer and more endearing. At the same time, however, the scent begins to disappear. In the end, after about 6 hours, a gentle peach remains. I only notice the vanilla because I was looking for it. Then it’s over. Over like the 70s.

I really do have platform shoes in white leather today, although not patent. Real. Vintage. Out of nostalgia. And recently also a bottle of Honey.

"Honey honey, let me feel it
Ah-ha, honey honey
Honey honey, don't conceal it
Ah-ha, honey honey..."

Edit: New! Now also in my nose with an added pear!

Updated on 11/11/2020

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