Marc Jacobs Daisy Glow Limited Edition Eau de Toilette

Most Helpful Positive Review

A fresh, youthful, and effortlessly feminine flora

I've always had a soft spot for Daisy by Marc Jacobs. It was one of the first perfumes I ever owned, and even now, years later, I still find myself drawn to its fresh, youthful scent. The first spritz is bright and playful, with a burst of sweet berries and crisp violet leaf. It's not overly sugary..., just a gentle, fruity freshness that feels instantly uplifting. As it settles, the floral heart takes over—jasmine and gardenia mix beautifully, giving it that soft, feminine touch. The dry-down is light and musky, with a hint of vanilla warmth, but nothing too heavy. For me, Daisy is the kind of perfume that brings back memories of carefree days—spring afternoons, warm breezes, and the feeling of being young and lighthearted. It's not a bold, statement-making scent, but that's exactly why I love it. It's easy to wear, effortless, and always makes me feel fresh and put-together without being overpowering. Also the packaging was very impressed me, too cute. If I had to nitpick, I wish it lasted a little longer. By the end of the day, it fades into a soft skin scent, which means I usually reapply if I want it to stick around. But honestly, I don't mind—it just gives me an excuse to experience that lovely opening again. Would I repurchase it? Absolutely. Daisy isn't the most complex perfume in my collection, but it's one I always come back to when I want something light, feminine, and simply happy.