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The reasons why this perfume is appropriate for all ages is because its very discreet. Is not childish young but is also far away from maturity. Is simple, non pretentious and feminine, yes, but also with just a slight touch of androgyny. Is not your overpowering floral, nor is it motherly. Is also not necessarily sexy (at least not in a maneater way). This beauty still has a point in which it misses self awareness, she hasn’t realized her potential. She is not manipulative. She has a clean spirit and peace in her heart. She has nothing to prove and is full of life, HER LIFE, not that of another. This 2012 version of Marc Jacobs Daisy Sunshine is a fun tropical guava fragrance ideal for hot summer days.
Definitely safe for a blind buy or as a gift :) Such a pretty scent for day time in summer or spring Marc Jacobs Daisy Daze is a light fresh fruity perfume. It doesn’t really have anything in comms with the original Daisy, instead this is a mandarin orange and mirabelle plum scent. Daisy is a sparkly floral-woody fragrance, fresh and feminine at the same time. It is devoted to a sophisticated, seductive, and dazzling woman, which at the same time strives to simplicity. It is captured in a lovely bottle decorated with daisy flowers on the top. Creator of this fragrance is Alberto Morillas.I bought this perfume blindly during Covid, when all the perfume shops were closed and we all needed... I don't know, something. Maybe not my ideas were clear at the time. But this perfume has never provoked any emotion in my brain. I can't make out any of Daisy's listed notes; it's so evenly blended that nothing in particular takes prominence. It reminds me of the scent of a fresh unripe banana peel, an impression I also get from Lancome's "Idole", although Daisy is a bit colder, maybe even a little waxy.
On paper it smells just like a fruitier, younger and more uplifting version of j'adore! Call me crazy but it smells just like an unsophisticated fun little sister I tested a Daisy lime scent a while ago and at first I thought it was mediocre, but as I continued to smell it and top notes dissipated, I started to love it! I honestly don’t remember which one it was at this point, I think it was either Daisy or Daisy Dream, but I decided to go test out all the Daisy scents because of it, and by doing so, I fell in love with Daisy! The base is feminine, warm and woodiness isn't dark. Moreover this scent is bright, airy and comforting. Graceful floral scent, timeless and attracitve. This is another Eau de Toilette so don’t expect it to last a long time. This is a clean and simple alternative to Clinique Happy in my view. Marc Jacobs Daisy Shine |At Savers, we specialise in providing our customers with the best offers on celebrity and branded perfume.By removing the grapefruit note which tends to overshadow the strawberry in the original Daisy, it lets the strawberry be the star of the show. There are no daisies in the compositon but the fragrance is similar to them: gentle, nobly dry and slightly bitter. The flowers, violets and jasmine, are polite and sophisticated. Daisy comes as Eau de Toilette in 50m and 100ml bottles, and is accompanied by shower gel, body lotion and body butter. Easy reach, fresh, feminine and delicate. I'm a light sprayer, but I find myself doing 6 sprays only for the scent to become an intimate one within 2-3 hours. For the price, not worth it, which I don't like admitting because the scent is "clean girl pretty". Normally not a fan of those, but this one somehow appeals to me. Daisy is a sacred cow amongst Millennials, and I've never understood why exactly. Is it the bottle? Is it the marketing? Is it the idea that this is so light and such a departure from Gen-X's bombastic florals? I'm still not entirely sure.
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