Daisy Love by Marc Jacobs

I bought it blind and it didn’t win me over. It doesn’t smell green or herbal at all, and the aromatic touch is very weak. To me, it’s a sweet and warm perfume, almost cloying, though not heavy. It’s a perfect youthful fruity-floral for mild or cold days, but it makes me feel hot in the summer; the sweetness isn’t overwhelming, but it also doesn’t provide freshness. I don’t really detect the flowers; it smells more like honeysuckle, and the fruity notes feel like glaze rather than natural fruit. It’s easy to wear and ideal for a teenager, but I was misled by reviews claiming freshness and green notes (like in the original or Wild), and I was wrong. I don’t think those definitions are accurate, but it is generally an easy-to-liking cologne.

It’s sweet but soft, not one of those that gives you a headache (if you’re very sensitive to sweetness, you might find it too much; I have days like that). It’s a feminine scent, but for me, perfumes don’t have a gender, so if you like this type of notes, go for it. It feels tender and cozy, youthful yet versatile; I think it suits any age and any season, day or night. It’s rich, but after a while, the sweetness intensifies more than I can handle, so be careful with that.

I don’t have the original, but rather a limited edition of ‘Mercadona’ for Mother’s Day. Many people say it resembles this one, and there’s no need to look at the name ‘Daily Love’ to see why. I like it a lot; it’s fruity, sweet, and slightly fresh. It doesn’t last long, but I use it for layering with other perfumes (like Lattafa’s Yara), and since it’s 48ml, it’s great for carrying in your bag and reapplying. Given the comments about its longevity, I wouldn’t buy the original, but the Mercadona version is super good and the format is much more convenient.

Celestial. An angelic blend of blackberries, daisies, and musk. Addictive, sweet, and simple (but by no means boring). 🌼 I love, love, love Daisy Love. 🌼

This perfume is beautiful; I can really smell the daisies and raspberries; it’s delicious. It’s one of those scents you never want to run out of. I use it on my clothes so it lasts longer, and every time I get close to the garment, I can’t stop smelling it.

It’s a dream come true, one of my favorites for hot weather. Some find it super sweet, but to me, it’s pure summer. Smells like sweet raspberries (I assume that’s the camomile, though I’ve never tried it), with the floral touch of the daisy that defines the whole line and a musk that cleans it up. It doesn’t last long on the skin (3-4 hours), but it sticks well to clothes. It’s super feminine, youthful, and a compliment machine.

So sweet it gives me a headache.

I’ve only tried Daisy Love and Daisy Love Eau So Sweet, and I definitely liked the first one more; it was love at first sight. I use it after a shower or on days when I’m in a rush and can’t decide. I already had the 30ml and now I use the 100ml; I like to apply it generously. It’s cheerful and luminous, sweet-fruity with a musk note I love. Its sillage isn’t huge, but the longevity is decent (5-6 hours) and it lasts days on clothes. I douse myself with it. I like to keep it in the back of the closet; even though I don’t have a signature perfume, this could be it or a staple. It’s a love.

It’s a lovely, youthful, and innocent scent. I don’t like having an army of variants for one fragrance; it’s excessive and confusing. It doesn’t smell bad, but in my country it costs around $120, which is a lot; if it were $60, it would be viable for young girls aged 15 to 25, but I wouldn’t invest that much in Daisy Love; there are more interesting options at that price. I don’t know if it was a pH issue, but although it had good sillage for a couple of hours, it was gone by hour 4. Scent 7/10, Sillage 7/10, Longevity 7/10.

Daisy Love only resembles Daisy and all its ‘Love’ ranges. I decided Banderas doesn’t resemble it; I’d say it’s like a distant cousin, tuberose and pretentious, but with less depth. It’s not bad quality, but it has something of Charnell in Daisy Love, like those old perfumes from the 50s and 60s, without synthetics or leathers or old notes. So it can be another one of the many similar scents, but with style and a certain glamour, without pretensions. That makes it special for daily work; it can leave a huge trail when applied, but the longevity isn’t that long (4 to 6 hours, 8 if you have a less alkaline pH). It’s not annoying; even the cats in my house adore it, and that says a lot, considering cats usually flee from perfumes. It’s clean, adorable, caressing, powdery (which is why I like it), chic, and a gem among similar perfumes.

My brother gifted it to me for my birthday, and at first, I was shocked because, having smelled the original Daisy, this bears little resemblance to it. It’s extremely sweet, and since I’d been wearing citrus scents in summer, my reaction was a bit of ‘Eh, it’s different!’ I wasn’t smitten at first, but once the weather cooled down and I switched to heavier perfumes, I tried it again and perceived it completely differently. Very pleasant, cozy, and much less sweet than I remembered. I’ve used half the bottle. In my opinion, it’s VERY seasonal; summer is tough for it.

Bought it blind… It didn’t win me over or turn me off. It’s floral, but on my skin it feels more fruity. Sweet, with personality, sparkling, lively, and cheerful—that’s how I perceive it. More for spring and summer, though it could work in colder months during the day if you vibe with that energy. For teenage women and young adults. Longevity: 3 hours.

The beauty of simplicity… that’s Daisy Love. I was hugely surprised because it’s not what I imagined and it’s quite different from the classic Daisy. The Arctic blackberries are usually fresh and acidic, somewhat tart-sweet, but here that fruity note comes across quite sugary, without being cloying or invasive. Then, as that sweetness fades, the floral phase emerges, becoming more radiant and luminous; finally, the notes blend over a sensual, creamy musk. I’d call it ‘Daisy in Love,’ ideal for a love-struck daisy in the middle of a meadow. On my skin, it has moderate longevity of about 4 hours, but on clothes or hair it lasts much longer with good sillage. It’s feminine and spirited, shines best in autumn/spring. I love it and I’m happy it’s in my collection.

I was surprised because I read it didn’t have good longevity, but it projects for 3 hours and has a trail for another 2. Not bad, considering it’s a delicate fragrance. I smell the floral part like flower nectar, and right after comes the fruity note, but not fresh fruit—more like jam. It’s special because it’s a fruit you don’t find in many perfumes.

Simply delicious! This scent with its few notes is addictive. I think it can be worn year-round, perhaps working better in spring, suitable for both formal and informal use. Sweet and also creamy, as previous reviews say. Ideal for morning events, like a brunch with friends. It’s a friendly scent that doesn’t go unnoticed.