Petit Attitude Bee by Avon

At first, I was excited to have a brand-name perfume since I’ve only had cheap ones that I can’t find here. When I saw it in the magazine, I thought it would be sweet and honeyed, as the honey or sugar scent was what interested me most, but upon arrival, I only sensed an overwhelming floral smell, and even at the end, the honey wasn’t to my liking (not sweet). I don’t detect any citrus, just lots of flowers that don’t match my style. I think it’s for someone more mature than me, nothing like the youthful vibe I expected; for me, it’s too strong and overpowering, and if you spray it, you can smell it all day and even the next. I wouldn’t recommend it to someone sensitive to smells like me, though it might suit someone who loves floral scents and wants something long-lasting.

At first, I was very excited about a brand since I only have cheap perfumes that I can’t find here. Seeing it in a magazine, I thought it would be sweet and honeyed; what interested me most was the honey or sugar scent, but upon arrival, it just smells aggressively floral with honey at the end (and I don’t like it; it’s not sweet). I don’t sense any citrus, just a lot of flowers that don’t match my style. I think it’s for someone more mature than me, nothing youthful as I expected. To me, it smells very strong and is intrusive, and if you spray it, you can smell it all day and even the next. I wouldn’t recommend it, unless you like flowers and want something long-lasting (at least for sensitive noses like mine).

Seeing the packaging made me think of Marc Jacobs. I expected it to be childish or incoherent, but it smells incredible. It transports me to a sunny day in a field full of chamomile; the base notes give that feeling, though the honey reads more like beeswax—a natural, versatile sweetness compared to Scandal. On my skin, it lasted about 3 to 5 hours, leaving an elegant and delicate trail thanks to the woods. It has light sillage, but it’s ideal for spring: cheerful, youthful, sweet, and not intrusive. I recommend it for girls who enjoy being outdoors with friends. Now I’m just waiting for spring always 🌄🌼. Note: In Argentina’s brochure, it’s listed as floral gourmand, but I don’t get that vibe.

When I saw it, I thought of Marc Jacobs. I waited to try it to see if it was childish or incoherent, but I loved it. It smells like a sunny day in a chamomile field. The honey note feels more like natural beeswax—versatile and not as cloyingly sweet as Scandal. On me, it lasted 3 to 5 hours with an elegant, delicate base. The trail is low; it’s cheerful, youthful, and not intrusive. I recommend it for hanging out with friends in spring. Although it’s called floral gourmand in Argentina, it doesn’t feel like one to me.

I bought it for the little bottle and because several reviews said it was a honey-based perfume. However, it doesn’t smell sweet on my skin or to my nose. The opening is rich and fresh, a sweet citrus that lingers on the skin for about half an hour. In the end, it dries down to a somewhat strange scent, I’m not sure if it’s the woods, but it reminds me of chamomile, which I don’t like.

I bought it for the mini bottle because several reviews said it was honey-based. However, it doesn’t smell sweet on my skin or to my nose. The opening is rich and fresh, a sweet citrus that persists for about half an hour. At the end, the dry-down is weird; I don’t know if it’s the woods, but it smells like chamomile and I don’t like it.

I bought it blind and absolutely loved it. It smells a lot like DKNY’s Nectar Love but is way cheaper. It’s perfect for summer and spring; it’s not super sweet, with honey balanced by citrus and woods. If you don’t like overly sweet perfumes, this is the one for you. The trail is moderate, and I’d wear it after a day at the pool.

The Avon Petit Attitude Bee has grapefruit and honey; it’s sweet but citrusy, with a chamomile finish that blends with everything. The trail is moderate and lasts about two hours. It’s a casual fragrance for daytime spring and summer, designed for people 20 and older.

On my skin, it’s an exact copy of DKNY Nectar Love. It just lasts a bit less and doesn’t project as much, but the price is spectacular. It comes in 50ml (in February 2021, it cost around 900 pesos in Argentina, roughly $7). A 10/10! Congratulations!

Smells like a vase of flowers. Zero sweetness or honey. I hated it. The bottle is misleading; it looks like it should be sweet, but it isn’t.