Daisy Love by Marc Jacobs

After a long time, I finally bought this beautiful perfume. I had a bunch of samples and fell in love with it through them. It’s very delicate, ideal for spring. It has nothing to do with Daisy or Sunshine; it’s something different. This one is sweeter and more versatile than the other two. On my skin, it has moderate longevity and a trail of just over three hours. It has daisies, but I don’t really smell them; I don’t know the top note, but there’s a point after the opening that reminds me of something milky, like the first Cacharel Yes I am lipstick, but softer and less sweet. Lately, I’ve been loving this type of fragrance—not too heavy or super light. Daisy Love stands out. I’m thrilled I bought it; it’s not seen as much in perfumeries anymore, I think we won’t see it soon. It was hard to find in big stores. With 100 ml, I have plenty, but I don’t think I’ll repurchase. I don’t consider it a classic or unbeatable, but rather something to own once and keep the beautiful bottle as a souvenir. Worth trying. Note: use it in moderation, don’t wear it too often because it can get tiring. I’ll wear it when I’m relaxed and really in the mood, like a treat. It’s a sweet occasional indulgence, something you shouldn’t overdo or end up repulsed by. It’s a treat for yourself, then bye for a while.

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.

To be honest: I bought this perfume blind because of the bottle and the floral notes caught my eye. At first, I was confused because the opening seemed strong. Daisy aroma, slight sweetness, and a woody touch, but the scent drops significantly after two hours; you have to get close to smell it if it’s still there, and it’s perceived but very low. When I use it, I bathe in it; I can use it on intensely hot days and it’s certainly comfortable to wear. When I’m at home, I use and reapply it because it’s a delicious scent; I like it more than its So Sweet version. It’s almost finished, and if I were to buy it again, although I would like it to last longer.

Floral, minimalist, and elegant fragrance. The opening is very fruity but not over the top; it reminds me a lot of Fendi Fan at the start—elegant and classy fruitiness. Then it settles into a floral note with a powdery, almost caramelized, very sweet base, so be careful; sweet scents make me dizzy. The longevity is spectacular; it lasted on my clothes until the next day, and on the skin, it melts into an intimate scent only noticeable up close. Without a doubt, one of the longest-lasting in the Daisy line. I wouldn’t pin it to a specific age because it suits a young person just as well as an older woman.

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.

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.

The first Marc Jacobs perfume I use. It features the daisy prominently, but the base note, at least on my skin, ends up powdery. It’s a daily and summer perfume. For some reason, it reminds me of Elizabeth Arden’s Sunflower, although they don’t have much in common; this one is sweeter, but not cloying, and without that acidic final note I remember from Sunflower, at least on my skin. A perfume without grand pretensions, but in its simplicity, it achieves a scent that is different from what’s out there lately.

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.

What a beautiful scent. I had no expectations regarding this perfume, but I liked it and for the better. It’s a soft floral smell, a bit fruity, slightly sweet, and minimalist (the opening note is the one that lasts the whole time), and what a surprise how well the scent fixes itself and how long the fragrance lasts given how soft it is; I think it’s due to the musk acting as a fixative. I think it’s going to become one of my daily fragrances.

It radiates energy, good vibes, and youth. Perfect for starting the day on the right foot. It’s a very radiant perfume, I’d even say solar. It’s a sweet scent, very sweet, but not cloying or heavy. Even people who usually dislike sweet aromas end up falling in love with this Daisy Love. It has excellent longevity and average projection. Buy it blind without hesitation if you’re unsure.

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.

Rich aroma; I was wary of the marguerite note, but it feels great, and the fruit adds a lot of sweetness. It’s a bit overwhelming on hot days, but on cool days it feels lovely. I apply a maximum of 4 sprays because otherwise, it gets too much… It’s very, very sweet, but the musk gives it another dimension.

Nice and simple fruity-floral scent. A Morillas perfume made to please without big pretensions. Very feminine and youthful, sweet but not cloying, perfect for everyday wear, especially in spring or cool summer evenings. Soft sillage and longevity. In short, a pretty perfume, nothing more.

What a terrible thing; strange, ugly smell, sweet but in a pestering way. The good thing is I smelled it before buying, thinking it would be something nice like the regular Daisy, Eau So Fresh, or the Lola one, but what a disappointment with this one. I don’t recommend it at all.

Very nice, fruity and floral, sweet just the way I like it, not overwhelming, and people compliment it a lot. It doesn’t last long, but it’s so subtle, elegant, and chic despite being sweet and feminine. I’d buy it again without hesitation, it’s one of my favorites.