Daisy Kiss

I find that OG Daisy doesn't work on me that great but some of its flankers are quite good, and I enjoy the lighter citrus options such as Eau so Fresh. Daisy Kiss, has potential if it had any sillage or projection. Within 2 hours of applying, it is almost gone and I can get a brief whisp if I put my nose directly to my arm. It's so light that I have a hard time trying to capture the notes. It's basically watermelon juice with maybe the tiniest hint of floral notes, might be the peony but could also be the violet. It's so light and fruity juicy, this could be worn by tweens and suitable as someone's first fragrance. Bonus points for the bottle design. I can see my 12 yr old niece going bonkers for something like this.

I'm glad to see these notes because the notes on the Sephora site make this sound like the original Daisy. Look forward to trying this and the other two Kiss editions out! EDIT: I just tried out Daisy Kiss and ended up bringing home the large bottle. It starts out as a rather sour apricot upon first spray, but that soon fades into a a pleasantly surprising osthmanthus, peony and rose combination that sadly lasts only a few fleeting moments before it dries down into a typical fruity/floral melange. All in all, a nice summer twist to the original Daisy and I can see this becoming a signature office fragrance for the summer months ahead.

Very fruity and feminine. Like all the "Daisy" perfumes, this carries a heavy violet note. I like it a lot and would buy it to occasionally wear on days when I wanna feel more youthful and wear pink (which almost never happens). My husband loved it. Said it smelled really nice. I definitely notice the apricot scent and that's probably why I like this perfume...I love apricots. I won't lie - this perfume is nothing extraordinary or unique. In fact, I feel like I've smelled it before in spite of it being a new release. It's still very mild and pleasant which is a nice option to have in a perfume collection.

Nice fruity scent, nothing more and nothing less. I really like it. I can agree with the others that at first it's a bit sour, but after a while, it's fresh, girly, subtle. However, the WOW factor is not there. What a shame. I love the bottle!

Definitely among the best of the Marc Jacobs scents (and of course it's unavailable everywhere). A perfectly balanced mix of fruity and floral. Light yet long lasting.

I smelled this on a friend of mine a couple of years back and it smelled so lovely on her I just had to have it for myself! I ended up purchasing a large bottle online and I was so excited, but as soon as it arrived and I sprayed it on myself, I felt like I had been fooled. on me, it was nothing like the beautiful, fresh, sweet scent that came from my friend when she wore it. instead I was hit with a sharp, almost angry floral smell that stayed unchanged even after several hours as if it simply refused to bond with my skin, like oil and water. and just like that, my relationship with this scent withered before it even had a chance to start. perhaps the bottle I got wasn’t a good one or maybe it just wasn’t meant to be. I ended up using it as a room spray to get some use out of it, but to this day I am too scared to venture into any of the other daisy flankers in fear of facing the same betrayal all over again.

Firstly you get a blast of a cucumber note, do not rely on the notes presented, but to your noses. Secondly it turns into a rosy peony absolutely faint scent. Something fruity too. Ozonic. Sits close to the skin and lasts very little time. Not worth the money in my opinion. You are not missing out. As for Flora Gucci, The only thing they have in common is the peony. Nothing more than that. Flora is also higher in osmanthus, despite it not being realistically osmanthus. A no from me.

It's Peony again, not Daisy. I like this one the least of the Kiss line fragrances. It's very bitterly fresh and quite ordinary. I can't tell, if there is a difference from the original Daisy or not. Those screeching fragrances have become very popular these days, but it's still not the one I would wear. A fresh scent can be mild too, this one hurts my nose.

I wish I liked this. I starts out like bitter, watery grapefruit but then settles like peppery mildew. It takes a few minutes, but it's starting to remind me of Flora by Gucci EDT, but a less elegant and more citrus version.

It's so funny we all feel so different about a scent. I impulse bought a bottle of this at an airport. I also got Mon Guerlain too and it's been six months and I'm using both, for different weather and reasons. What I like about this is that the opening sweetness isn't too sweet, with hints of violet, maybe - maybe cucumber, then became floral with peony. Love the actual smell of wood underneath. Fresh apricots from a tree in my childhood smelled nothing like this. It's to me more of an iced tart strawberry violet infused water with light sugar and lots of flower flavor, mixed in some wood chips. Some prefer strawberry lemonade sweet, some prefer strawberry flavored cocktail, and some like liquor. This one is great for after a shower on a summer morning. Fresh, not too sweet. Don't spritz too much - none of the Daisies lasts so might as well make it like men's aftershave and plan for a change of 'perfuming' at noon. After all, I only spray for my nose so as long as I dig it. Compared to other Daisies - the original is not as sweet but even more fresh, Daisy Blush has a weird musk mixed in something floral powdery I didn't like as much. Daisy Dream is literally Daisy added the color blue, quite similar though. I also tried Daisy Dream Kiss in store. I just didn't think it stood out, and sour, too.