Daisy

Just two words: simply gorgeous. Innocent and perfect for spring. The hyacinth blends beautifully with everything green. On my skin the longevity is moderate, but it smells heavenly.

This is lovely, apples fade to s clean floral after half an hour on me. A perfume to wear on a spring or summer walk in the British countryside.

Lovely, light, uplifting, gentle & uncomplicated..that's how I think of this little gem. Bought it at an amazing price (about £6 for 50ml) and I have to say that it's a great stand by for sunny days, rainy days, humid days and days when i just want something calm and un-fussy.

Inexpensive scent which smells inexpensive and basic, but is nice and fresh, it is fine considering the cost. Fades quickly, not a strong scent at all, light for spring and summer, and good for teenagers I would imagine.

This was a blind buy for me. I got it along with Yardley's "Lily of the Valley" and "English Rose". Apart from roses and soapy scents which are my favourite, I really like daisies as well, plus I figured since "Yardley of London" is one of the oldest cosmetics, perfume and toiletry companies in the world - they must be reliable and they know best, right? And even though this is a new fragrance [came out only this year], I managed to find a few reviews that claimed that it smells just like the real thing, plus it's inexpensive, like the rest of Yarley's fragrances. It does not smell like daisies on my skin. When I first sprayed it on, the top notes came off very green and crispy, much like the perfume pyramid here suggests, and almost immediately afterwards it turned intensely oily-green and intoxicating [which I guess is the hyacinth part], but not in a way I liked; it actually gave me a bit of a headache. The only part of this fragrance I like is the soft base note of sandalwood [no musk], but it stays very close to my skin and I can barely smell it at all. I've been wanting to get my hands on Yardley fragrances for years now, but I can't buy them where I live and ordering them online is not an option either. So I asked a friend who lives in the UK bring me a few he'd come for a visit next, and... well, I'm sad to say I'm done with Yardley altogether. Their fragrances are just not for me, so I guess they will stay in the back of my perfume collection and eventually will get passed on to someone else.