Daisy Eau So Fresh Twinkle by Marc Jacobs

Absynthe’s description is spot on: it smells like purple cinnamon gum, especially at first, but that essence lingers in the background with a fresh, minty vibe, as if I’m actually chewing it. Immediately after tasting that gum comes a whisper of delicate, soft bar soap. It’s sweet but not loud; it’s cheerful and revitalizing. It’s not overly complex, and it doesn’t need to be. I put it on and feel cute, coquettish, and enchanting. ✨ I had to search for English reviews because there aren’t many in Spanish, and even though people say it smells like a teenager, to me it’s enchanting, classy, yet informal. Perfect for a family Sunday or a movie date with friends. I don’t detect the rose, but I definitely smell the violet and the whipped cream—delicious! 😋 If you love edible scents, you have to try this. I bought it blind because of the notes, as I prefer subtle fragrances; woody or intense scents give me migraines. So I had my reservations, and now that I’ve smelled it, I’m heartbroken it’s a limited edition 😪. I would definitely wear it every spring. We’ll see how the longevity holds up since this line has a bad reputation.

Daisy Eau So Fresh Twinkle was a blind buy. Perfect for these days as spring begins. The scent is sweet but not overwhelming. If you’re from Mexico or have ever tried purple cinnamon gum, that’s exactly the opening note: violet mixed with something sweet. I’m not saying it smells like chewing gum, but specifically, those gums smell very perfumed, and I absolutely love it. The raspberry gives it a fresh touch. On me, it has good longevity, about 8 hours; body heat creates a mini cloud of aroma that only you can smell, quite personal. Unless someone hugs you, others won’t notice it. If you get the chance to try it, do it! I don’t recommend buying it blind because the sweet violet opening is strong. Longevity 10/9, Sillage 10/7. I think I would buy it again since it took me so long to find it.