Marc Jacobs Dot Eau de Parfum - 50 ml

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I'm using the 4 ml dabber, and I don't think it's been tampered with because it was sealed in a blister pack that I had to cut open. The scent isn’t something I’d usually go for, very fresh, floral, I don’t really get any fruity notes except for maybe melon but it’s still nice for every day. Not sweet enough to feel like one of those young sweet bombs that you might expect from the bottle, not fresh enough to really be a "fresh" perfume.

Inspired by the kitsch, playful simplicity of the polka dot, a design staple in Marc Jacob’s collections. However, since I've enjoyed the scent, I may settle for the rollerball version, which looks actually kind of cute with all those little red dots.On the skin I get red fruit, honey and a faint pencil shavings note, while in the air I get a barely-rouge honeysuckle with a bread-like quality (probably pitahaya/dragonfruit).

If anyone has an empty bottle and they would be willing to send me the little sprayer cap thingy, I would be overjoyed! My current bottle is ancient as I am scared to finish it, as I can't seem to find this fragrance anywhere that isn't marked up. They are very different fragrances in a lot of ways, but I think that you can smell the two and know that they are related. My only complaint is that the flacon design feels just a tad tacky and awkwardly shaped, and Honey, Daisy and Dot are taking up too much room on my dresser. The flacon is just adorable, but as nice a touch the little pearly plastic bugs are, mine broke off very quickly.com is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646). The weird thing is, I can't even remember the exact scent of it despite how much I wore it over the past summer. I have managed to break the black wing off the big cap and the little butterfly wing off the 1oz cap.

This gorgeous understated scent, signed by perfumers Ann Gottlieb (5th Avenue Elizabeth Arden), and Annie Buzantian (Splendour Elizabeth Arden) is the perfect counterbalance for wearing polka-dots or overdressing. I know that this won't be for everybody due to individual chemistry and Marc Jacobs should stop the assembly line for a short minute ( I won't ever forgive him for Decadence-EVER!com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission.