Daisy Eau So Fresh

One of the more interpretively flexible scents in my collection, by which I mean that I can analogize it to lots of different things if I try. Both the sappy green banana and childhood bubble bath that others have suggested are on that list. I can also foreground the violet note (similar to the original Daisy) or imagine a good florist's shop, with the peculiar watery-fresh smell they have on top of a bouquet of florals. If I really think about it, I can perceive this as a fruit-forward perfume full of crispy pear with a whiff of raspberry and grapefruit, though this doesn't otherwise scream "fruit" to me, and I wouldn't call it sweet. All of that makes it a fun, safe but not boring option for days when I want something to add a bit of zing without being too obvious--significantly more fun and less boring, in my experience, than many other fragrances in the "fresh, inoffensive" category.

This was my first ’real’ perfume and it holds such a dear place in my heart. This is so sweet while still very fresh, a bouquet of flowers in summer. I’m not usually even a fan of florals since they tend to often lean grandma for me but this smells young, maybe a bit too young for me to wear at this point. Just opening the bottle transports me to my teen years. I remember it having good longevity and moderate sillage but bad storage and like 8 years have aged it so much that now it’s just barely there. Not a scent I reach for much these days anymore but it’s so iconic for me that I have to give it it’s flowers.

I was gifted this by my mom during my senior year of high school as my first “real” fragrance, and I’ve been using the same bottle ever since (now five years later). I don’t wear it often because heavy floral scents aren’t exactly my favorite and I get none of the fruity notes on my skin. However, I always get tons of compliments when I wear this and I know it’s a very safe, crowd-pleasing scent. I like to put it on after showering during the summertime before hanging out with friends. It’s a fresh, cute smell and I love the design of the cap.

This is a good daytime scent for spring and summer. I find it bright and uplifting. It’s pretty but for me I think this is more of a fragrance that my younger self would’ve liked! It’s youthful, fun and light! I find a raspberry note to wear a bit youthful for my tastes now. I’d say its target demographic would be teens to early 30s. I’m sure my nieces will love this! I may keep it and try it out in summer. It would be an easy reach for casual summer wear. You can definitely detect that daisy dna but this is fresher just as the name implies!

This was my signature scent for a long time. I wore it through the entirety of high school and now, it reminds me of it whenever I wear it. It's very pleasant and a safe scent to buy for someone who likes powdery florals. Speaking of, I would say that the powder is the biggest note I get from this. If you like that, you'll love this. It is super girly and very feminine. I recently began to pair this with Bath and Body Work's If You Musk. They have very similar notes (musk) and it makes a very lovely and more sophisticated combination.