Daisy by Marc Jacobs was introduced in 2007 with Alberto Morillas as the nose behind this female floral woody fragrance. Daisy was created with a philosophy of "happy and youthful, while sophisticated but not too serious". It is captured in a lovely bottle decorated with daisy flowers on the top. Daisy flaunts a delightful bottle with a vintage charm and a whimsical sense of humor, with its vinyl-petal-adorned cap.

It is youthful and fresh, feminine but not too sexy, easy to wear, and massively pleasant. With the name Daisy, you might think that the main character of the fragrance is the daisy note itself, but in reality, this whole composition is built around the violet notes, not just the flower but also the leaves. Thank to that, the scent now carries both the green and floral aspect, to make you appreciate the flower more. The opening also incorporates the sweet, slightly gourmand notes of strawberry and grapefruit for that soft and fresh vibe right from the start. The Violet blossom blended well with Jasmine and Gardenia to give the whole fragrance a femininity boost. Once it dried down you can see the sweetness theme is kept going by vanilla, soft but not dirty, and it mingles well with other warm notes to round out the whole fragrance.

This is just a nice, enchanting and fresh fragrance, safe, easy to wear. For Spring through early Fall days, Daisy by Marc Jacobs is a fresh Eau de Toilette for women who love being femininity with a touch of innocent mischief. Like the woman who adopts its scent, it is sophisticated, without taking itself too seriously; sparkling, and full of allure, but in all simplicity.

Perfumista.org recommend that Daisy Marc Jacobs is best usage for day in Spring season . In addition, Violet Leaf and Blood Grapefruit are two main notes that you can easy scent.