Perlier honey body care, ranked by HSN reviews

If you bought Perlier in the beauty hours, this is the honey range as HSN's own shoppers rate it today.

Perlier says it has been making bath and body in Italy for over 80 years, and that its research center outside Turin sits on 150 acres kept free of pesticides and insecticides. The honey range is the part of the line this list asks about most.

Not by what I prefer. By how many customers have reviewed each product on hsn.com, with the average star rating next to it. Checked September 15, 2026.

One thing to know before the table: HSN pools its reviews across scents. Those 198 reviews on the Honey Miel body cream cover the 6.7 ounce jar in every scent it comes in, Golden Almond and Pink Peony included. They tell you how that formula sells and how people rate it. They're not 198 people talking about honey.

Both prices checked the same day. Shipping is free on these at HSN, and perlier.com ships free over $75.

1. Honey Miel Body Cream, 6.7 fl oz, $35.00. The jar most of the range's reviews sit behind. HSN calls the scent full-bodied honey with floral notes. For dry arms and legs, and for anyone who wants one jar on the dresser rather than a routine. The honest part: a dollar apart, so pick on shipping.

2. 500ml Honey Miel Revitalizing Body Cream, 16.9 fl oz, $76.95. The same idea, two and a half times the jar. Perlier names what is in it: 100% organic acacia honey with fresh royal jelly. For elbows, heels and knees in February. The honest part: 4.0 is the lowest average among the big sellers, so read a few before committing to the large size.

3. Italian Honey Oil for Face, Body and Hair, 3.2 fl oz, $56.95. One bottle doing three jobs, with honey, avocado, argan and jojoba oils. For a woman who travels and doesn't want three bottles in the bag. The honest part: nobody publishes a scent description for it, and it's the steepest price per ounce here.

4. Honey Royal Jelly Lemon Body Cream and Shower Cream Set, $59.00. The cream and the wash in the same lemon, 16.9 and 8.4 ounces. Perlier calls the scent tangy and juicy, like lemon cream pudding. For summer, and for anyone who finds straight honey too sweet. The honest part: the same two bottles bought singly at perlier.com come to $105.00, but 3.6 stars is the lowest rating here.

Body Butter, 8.4 fl oz, $40.00. Thicker than the creams, and you pick the scent at checkout: Honey Vanilla, or Honey and Cranberry. Feet and heels. No matching size on perlier.com to price against.

Nourishing Honey Bar Soap, 7 oz, $20.65. A bar, not a wash. For a hand basin, or for someone who never liked pumps. perlier.com lists no honey bar soap today, so HSN looks like the only place to get it.

Honey and Sweet Cream Body Cream, 6.7 fl oz, $32.60. Cheapest of the small creams. Three reviews at a 3.0 average isn't enough to go on, and I wouldn't start here.

Honey Moisture Kit, $79.00. The 16.9 ounce cream plus the 8.4 ounce bath and shower cream. Two reviews, so the rating means little, but the arithmetic is real: $105.00 to buy the two direct.

The honey creams come in two sizes, 6.7 fluid ounces or 16.9. The large jar is two and a half times the small one for about twice the money, and that's the whole argument for it.

Neither Perlier nor HSN publishes how long a jar lasts, so I'm not going to invent a number. Perlier's instruction for the large cream is morning and night. HSN gives you 30 days to send it back and perlier.com publishes a 30-day guarantee, so the jar can answer that itself.

One more number: HSN is running $15 off a first order of $35 with code WELCOME2026, checked today. On the $35.00 jar that settles the comparison, once.

Hit reply and tell me which Perlier honey product you have repurchased the most, and whether you buy it at HSN or direct. That decides which one I chase a deal on next.