Miss Daisy Ladies 100ml EDT by Creative Colours

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Daisy Eau So Fresh. A spirited incarnation of the original Daisy, this Marc Jacobs fragrance excites the senses with a bright elegance and whimsical charm. Like the woman who wears it, Daisy Eau So Fresh inspires us to be bold and feminine, sweet, and unpredictable. I usually wear perfumes with more “personality” but when I just want to feel fresh and clean, this and Mojave Ghost from Byredo is my go to.

Marc Jacob’s Daisy Hot Pink is one of my favourite editions of Daisy because it focuses on the Strawberry note in the original. The scent ironically doesn’t actually have any daisy perfume notes in. Instead Marc Jacobs Daisy is actually a violet fragrance with a lot of super fresh ozionic notes like grapefruit and gardenia. A hint of strawberry tops off the top notes and helps make the perfume feel quite young and carefree. This is the type of perfume is good for all ages, all seasons and situations. It has a sweet strawberry that feels very green but all in all I can’t imagine somebody being offended by this. Daisy opens with a sweet strawberry note, freshened by some light citrus. A prominent violet note emerges early on, light and lovely, more dewy and green than powdery and melancholic. It is joined by some barely-there sweet white florals.

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Marc Jacobs Daisy Delight was another limited edition release alongside a Daisy Eau so Fresh version. Charming Daisy fragrance caresses with the fruity strawberry notes, intensive green aroma of violet leaf and sparkling spicy pink grapefruit. Its heart beats in floral rhythm, composed of silky and intoxicating gardenia, delicate violet, and jasmine petals. The powdery soft dry down is composed of white woods, vanilla and musk.

It also doesn’t fit into my preferred scent profile. I lean more towards chypres, orientals and natural smelling fragrances and there are few florals I’m very excited about. None of that is Daisy’s fault, which is why I voted a like rather than a meh (it’s in between those two).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. I'm in the minority again here, but I think it would be a bit "much" on a teenager and it suits me as a 30-something mother. It strikes a nice middle ground where it is youthful but definitely in the territory of grown-up perfume. I agree with the reviewer vsmr that it would be perfectly appropriate for night and I have enjoyed it in winter-- it really blooms under a cozy sweater! It's medium-loud and I can't overspray or it's too much. I get whiffs on my clothes into the next day, so I'd say longevity is impressive. It's expensive, so I try to save it for my depressed days. It calms my racing mind when I need to sleep also. It lasts for hours on me so it is more than worth it. Marc Jacobs Daisy Twinkle, as indicated by the purple branding, is a violet fragrance. Violet is one of the notes in the original Daisy but here it is the star of the show. There are better perfumes IMO from Bath and Body Works, Victoria's Secret, Pacifica, Zara, or whatnot. Some are even fragrance mists and outdo this scent both in composition and performance.