Daisy Pop

I love this scent !!! - clean and beautifully fresh without being too aromatic or 70s. Youthful, and fun, perfect for a bright sunny day - feels like running around in a jumpsuit in the sun, collecting flowers and eating ice lollies; a childhood dream - specific description i know, but that's what it reminds me of :p a little pricey tho :(

Top notes smell delicious, like sweet sherbert and parma violets! Unfortunately, the scent doesn't last as long as I would have liked. After a few hours, the scent that remains is very faint.

This is a like, possibly a love. I agree with the person who described this as similar to Chanel Chance Eau Tendre EDT. Daisy Pop lacks the lovely subtle strawberry of the original Daisy, but Pop feels less "green" than the original. Daisy Pop is more of a general floral with a prominent kiss of grapefruit. The grapefruit is so nice: not a "dirty" or bitter grapefruit; just a refreshing dose of juice. This citrus surprisingly lasted a while in my opinion, and the drydown is soft and lovely. This is not a sugared citrus like Tattoo by Michel Germain or Burberry Brit (I love those). I do like very sweet/gourmand fragrances, but sometimes I just want to smell like shampoo or something more floral/elegant. Maybe I want something soft and reminiscent of cherry blossoms, like an old favorite: Gud Floral Cherrynova (discontinued 😢). The drydown of Chance Eau Tendre EDT is similar to the Gud, but something I think irritates me in that particular composition. Daisy Pop IMO is an improved version of Daisy: mildly sweet, inoffensive, all clean, pink floral grapefruit. This turned out to be a lucky safe blind buy, as someone who enjoyed the original (despite it not being my favorite cup of tea). If you want a prominent feminine citrus that doesn't have vetiver, cedar, or patchouli overwhelming the mix, give this a shot. 🥰

This is just another impulsive blind buy as violet and yuzu combination sounded so good. I somehow lovehate Daisy line and this frag exactly matches my complicated relationship-I love it for how it smells and hate it for having no lasting power and being just like fancy bodyspray in this matter. Pop is connection between yuzu tangy juiciness and violet candies, nice girly, nothing complicated, more fun to wear than many times mentioned Eau Tendre. Pop art bottle is ultra cute.

Very light, floral citrus smell. I was gifted a bottle of this, it's definitely not something I would have picked up just based on the bottle, but i do enjoy it. I tend to dislike floral frags, but I think there's enough citrus in here to make it subtle and pleasant enough for me. I enjoy the Yuzu notes a lot But definitely very light; no one else is smelling this unless theyre right up in your business. Good for office or gym

I enjoy this, but don't need it. It smells very close to OG Daisy, except it's slightly sharper from the citrus and the greenness is more pronounced. Glow feels like the company making a scent they want to stick around. Pop feels like it was made purely to give collectors a new daisy. If you like Daisy, you can't go wrong with it but you're not getting anything particularly novel. Maybe get pop in love or eau so fresh?

Daisy Pop is the original Daisy with a stronger citrus opening and a sweeter dry down. I wonder if the kumquat note is contributing to the sweetness because it's not a simple vanilla - there is a slight fruitiness to the sweetness. I used to love Daisy and was thinking of buying it again for the coming Spring, but I might grab this flanker in a cute pink bottle instead. It's definitely an easy-going, everyday scent.

Pink bottle is confusing: this scent is not too sweet. Gentle violets are blended with juicy and bitter citruses. The composition is zesty, slightly powdery, with youthful charm. Very likeable and safe, ideal for spring-summer days! --- Intimate sillage, longevity 2-3 hrs.

This is one of the better summer scents I have smelled in a long time. It's more aquatic and heavier on the citrus than the original daisy. Smells like a fresh violet citrus garden. Anything violet i'm sold. Cute and fresh scent! 🪻

I ordered decants of daisy pop and daisy pop love. I just had to order a bottle the esf pop bc I thought they did such a good job w the flankers bc they looked so unique and pretty. Love would've been cute, but I'd just bought love paradise and it smells nothing like original love, which I hate. It has that beachy smell, rich and salty. So instead I decided to get pop for my esf needs, and it's actually the ugliest perfume I have. I have a Halloween theme going on for my display, and esf daisy pop is ready workin it's costume lol but I digress.. .. I actually came here to ask if they mixed up the pop and love pop on my decants it's was v expensive w all kinds of nice packaging I just tossed... This is why I like buying from Indie sellers. They don't mess up and confuse me . So everything I've read in this page has convinced me they're switched. My decants labeled daisy pop smells pleasantly sweet but nothing like original daisy. Furthermore, my decant labeled daisy pop love smelled like nothing but lemonade. Everything you've written, voted on notes and similar perfumes, and just the pyramids themselves are assuring me I'm right and they were mislabeled. I really depend on you ladies. Can someone please confirm my theory? Or at least agree with it?

So, the notes here confound me because instead of violet or much citrus, I get a soft, bubble-gummy aroma. It matches the bottle so incredibly perfectly, that that point alone is my favorite part of this experience. I enjoy violet. I enjoy grapefruit, but together they're actually almost canceling each other out. It's really difficult to articulate and I'm not sure other people would know what I mean, but it feels like it ends up being a little muddled. In terms of violet leaf, I actually don't (thankfully) smell any like Santal 33 or other pickle-y perfumes. There's a slight herbaceous tone, but it's in the background. I wouldn't personally call this "violet leaf" at all, it's an indistinct note at best. I don't dislike the smell of this, but absolutely nothing about it draws me to feel anything whatsoever. It's kind of "flat". It's pretty and pleasant, but not at all evocative to my weird little fragrance heart. Daisy Wild is the clear winner of the two to my nose.

This one isn’t AS violet forward as daisy eau so fresh pop... but you can smell the violet. Honestly, this smells so similar to the OG daisy to me, just lighter and a little sweeter. But really, not that much difference in notes. This was my least favorite, not because it’s bad, but because it’s not really anything new. Spritzy type version of this original. A pass, for me.

Really green on my skin. It has minimal sillage and lasts about 4 hours. Saw someone compare this to Kayali Sparkling Lychee, but I don’t think they smell ANYTHING alike. Sparkling Lychee smells like literal jellybeans—so sugary!! Daisy Pop has no sweetness on me.

Citrus+violet seems a very suitable description. It has a lot of resemblance to Eau Tendre EdT, however there is something sweet underneath the composition and it is less soapy. And Eau Tendre remains youthful classy and this - a bit more juvenile, fun, girly.

Listen, it smells fine, nice even. Except I can hardly smell it at all! It smells like original daisy, just sweeter, but it’s so so faint. The bottle is beautiful, but for the scent you may as well stick with the og.

Nothing ground breaking imo. Smells the same as daisy maybe sweeter. Longevity and sillage isn’t ground breaking either.

Smells like the OG but with a hint of lime. Literally smells like a margarita with a salt rim.

Ok so this flanker does not smell like original daisy at all

i smelt this instore and brought the tester home to see how it settled. something to me about this was horrible, and i was really hoping to like it. i believe this perfume taught me i do not enjoy citrus-forward perfumes. its very citrusy but in a way that smelt acidic and burning to me. after about an hour i could smell some of the more warmer notes however the citrus screamed at me like i was smelling ammonia. it would be great for someone who does like strong citrus scents!

Finally brought a bottle, this perfume has to be one of my favourite daisy perfumes to date! It has that classic daisy smell but with a citrus twist which I love, not too strong but not too weak but still retains a softness about it. On my skin I can smell the citrus and the violet but I'm also picking up on the vanilla note listed on here which is lush!! I have Chanel eau Tendre and while it smells similar I wouldn't describe it as exactly the same. Deffo recommend this one.