Daisy Dream Kiss

30 minutes ago, I wrote a fairly scathing review of this perfume. I'm here to eat my words lol. It's divine! It's essentially a Barbie wedding perfume - juicy, sweet fruits and pink/white bouquet. That's what it makes me think of, anyway. I wasn't sure about the cedar. For 15 minutes, it makes it feel like a men's cologne. Not what I had in mind for the hot pink bottle. It soon dies down to bring out the top and middle notes and keep them there for longer. Upon first sniff, it has a familiar cosmetic/makeup scent. Not in a powdery way - in an alcoholic way. Every layer of this perfume is girlitastic, except the initial scent of the cedar. Cosmetics, bouquets and fruits. It's made me realise how much I love juicy fruits mixed with florals. I'm going on the hunt for a strong pink floral to mix with Moschino's Pink Bouquet (which is an artificial fruity perfume by the genius Olivier Pescheux RIP). The only issue with this fragrance is that it's not very strong :( but it is longer-lasting than I thought, due to the cedar. It's essentially Barbie's perfume. Pink Bouquet is Barbie on holiday in Hawaii, and Daisy Dream Kiss is Barbie's wedding.

sometimes I find a fresh style perfume that really speaks to me. it's hard to go wrong with any of Marc Jacobs daisies but dream kiss has that extra little something special. I have been enjoying rhubarb notes in perfumes and when I saw this one had it I was like oh yeah no wonder.... this would be great for a car saleswoman working the lot on a spring day

I don't see a point of this Kiss line. All the originals are quite light and the Kiss line seems even more diluted and completely without character to me. I only sense very diluted floral notes and pineapple in this one. It's not a statement making fragrance. Not bad smelling, but I wouldn't waste my money on this one. Just unimpressive.

This smells similar to the original Daisy Dream, the edition of the juicy pineapple is what makes it that little bit different. I'd say this is a summer scent and as Marc Jacobs were intending for, romance moments, date nights and Valentine's Day!

The rhubarb definitely is the stand out note to me in this perfume. It's a different fruity smell than what I expected. Inoffensive and can be worn daily.

Perfect everyday perfume. Fruity, sweet and very pleasant. Smells like you just came out of the morning shower.

Nothing too special. I like the beginning with juicy pineapple, grapefruit and rhubarb, very fresh and fruity. But later it becomes a generic freesia floral and also a bit soapy. It's okay for summer but nothing I would buy as it's kind of an average smell and the soapy flower note annoys me a bit. At least the lasting power is all right, quite strong for such a light scent.

This one was the one I liked the best in Marc Jacob's "Kiss" collection, although I wasn't a fan collectively. Daisy Dream Kiss starts off dry, bitter watery grapefruit. It sweetens up a bit to expose pineapple and musk, but there sadly isn't much to this one. If you like extremely sheer and don't want anyone to smell your perfume, this one might be for you.

I love Daisy eau so fresh, and when I pass by this baby I thought it's just amazing scent for late spring/summer. It smells like heaven on paper, and stay fresh on my skin till 2-3h later it became very soapy, which is exactly what I dislike the most in fragrances. What a pity:(

Citrus, freesia, cedar and ambroxan scent, fresh, but also quite woody at the end. All in all, not my cup of tea.

So long it is underestimated scent at the market. If you look for fresh, fruity and sweet parfume that stays like this for many hours it is the right one. Yes, at first you can easily come to reflection that you know/had scent like this, but in contraction to others that you know it will caress you with fruity & sweet kiss a whole day. I am an adult woman who does not afraid to use brave and original (sometimes way too original) parfumes but I went back to perfumerie many times to smell this one... I got it and I am really enjoying sweet-sour notes and calm background.