Kenneth Cole Hyper Violet Eau de Parfum, 3.4 oz.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 2025 was the year I wanted to get more into fragrance. I love the simplicity of the bottle and color but I am not a huge fan of the fragrance. It leans a bit too floral for me and gives off more of a grandma smell than date night!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A dark fruity smell. Reminds me very much of the old discontinued Bath & Body Works scent Dark Kiss, but slightly more grown up. It’s a wonderful every day fragrance, but I think it’s better as a date night scent.

I didn't know about this brand, but I bought it by chance. I love it, and it lasts all day. I've received many compliments.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a generic sweet, floral perfume that has similar DNA to many women perfume on the market. It lacks uniqueness in my opinion. Just very typical scent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think this is a really cute every day perfume. The scent was strong but a little too sweet for me. I didn’t feel that this one was unique. I’ve smelt many similar perfumes like this. I did love the bottle, though. It was very sturdy and great price for the value

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upon first spray, Hyper Violet came on a bit strong almost harsh enough to make me second guess if it was the right scent for me. But as it began to dry down, I was pleasantly surprised by how beautifully it transformed. The intensity mellowed into something much more wearable, with soft, warm notes that settled wonderfully on my skin. The jasmine and vanilla, in particular, really came to life, adding a delicate sweetness and creamy floral depth that I truly enjoyed. The only drawback? Longevity. The scent didn’t last as long as I hoped, and I found myself needing to reapply throughout the day to keep it noticeable. Still, the dry-down was so lovely that I’m happy to keep it in my rotation.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a hit with my teens. I love the smell out of the bottle however, it did not mix well with my skin. So, they are getting the bottle. Beautiful packaging. Long lasting scent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very nice fragrance. Bottle is simple and elegant. The scent is pretty, warm and feminine. Lasting approximately 4hours on skin. The price is very good

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The scent is soft & sweet. Not overpowering , yet a versatile scent. Can be worn casually or out on a date night . Packaging nice & clean, would definitely recommend adding this to your collection.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a confession: I love fragrances. A lot. A LOT lot. Like I have a whole shelf of them. Normally I gravitate toward vanillas, ambers, jasmines, sandalwoods — anything warm or spicy — so the scent profile of Kenneth Cole’s Hyper Violet seemed like a pretty good match for me. Here’s how it’s described: Top notes of Tangerine Heart, Dark Red Apple — Middle notes of Plum Blossom, Jasmine Absolute Sambac, Tuberose, Orange Flower — Base notes of Sandalwood, Vanilla Bean, Patchouli, Cedarwood Heart, Amber Woods. It IS a little odd that something with “violet” in its name doesn’t actually have notes of violet, but never mind that. If you like florals, you’ll like this. For me it’s a little sharper than I prefer and I don’t really get the vanilla drydown, but my husband really liked it so I added it to my rotation. It has great staying power — plus the dark purple bottle is gorgeous!