Price: £50 for 75ml

Claims: A whimsical interpretation of the original Daisy fragrance, this scent is more fruity, more bubbly, more fun! Open the bottle and you'll be transported to a field of sunshine that bursts with the flirty scent of flowers and the cheerful sweetness of fruits. Its light, woody base infuses a subtle but sharp glimmer of musk for an unexpected twist of radiance.

Fun to look at, touch, and open, the gold top of the weighted glass bottle is covered in six soft-to-the-touch daisies with petals in white, pink, and yellow.

Top notes: grapefruit, green notes, raspberry and pear

Middle notes: jasmine, rose, violet, litchi and apple blossom

Base notes: musk, virginia cedar and plum.

Style: Exhilarating. Bubbly. Playful.

Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So Fresh

Results: The description of this fragrance and claims made by it are really apt. I am totally lovestruck by the pretty bottle which is decorated with daisy flowers on the top. I would not lie that but the packaging was one of the aspects that really did lure me into purchasing this product. I would like to describe this fragrance as a perfect balance between fresh and floral notes with a hint of fruity notes. A light, clean and refreshing scent that is not too overpowering at all and great for spring or summer time.

The first time I had tried this product was during my visit to Debenhams where I accidentally came across this fragrance searching for the original Daisy fragrance. I instantly was in love with the scent as all I could relate it to was a bright sunny day in the meadows. It was then that I made up my mind that I ought to have it as my ultimate summer/spring fragrance. Finally, I purchased this bottle during Boxing day sale and even with the discount I got, the price was still pretty steep. However, I knew it on the back of mind that sooner or later I would end up buying the bottle so purchased it then itself. The 75ml bottle usually retails at £50 but during the sale I got it for £40.