LUSH · 2005
Honey I Washed The Kids
Longevity
Long-lasting5-8 hours
Projection
ModerateFills your personal space
Polarising
Divisive
gourmand
sweet
warm
intimate
Snapshot
The full profile.
About This Perfume
Honey I Washed The Kids by Lush is a fragrance for women and men. The fragrance features Toffee, Honey, Caramel, Vanilla, Brazilian Orange and Bergamot. "Oh honey! A Lush classic, this sweet scent has been a fan fave for decades. Now it's here in a wearable spray so you can smell like toffee all day long! One spritz of honey-caramel decadence and you'll be simply irresistible. Scent notes of buttery toffee and warm vanilla create a cozy, nostalgic fragrance that'll leave you smelling beeautiful." - a note from the brand.
The verdict
Best for
Best for
- Casual
- Date
The Brand
LUSH
LUSH is a UK-based cosmetics house whose fragrance range, the Gorilla Perfume line, is built around unusual note choices and includes solid and shared-oil formats alongside standard eau de parfum. Of the 62 LUSH perfumes listed, prices fall between roughly $19 and $270. Look first at LUSH Lust, LUSH Lord of Misrule or LUSH Rose Jam, the three the communities Scendira tracks mention most.
Opening and drydown of the picks
LUSH Lust (Perfume, 2010) reads as floral rose cream with jasmine and sandalwood. LUSH Lord of Misrule (2014) reads as earthy patchouli incense with creamy vanilla spice. LUSH Rose Jam (2024) reads as jammy rose with bright lemon sparkle.
Every other house is on the Scendira brands page, and floral perfumes and woody perfumes gather similar scents.
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FAQ
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