Daisy Eau So Fresh Twinkle by Marc Jacobs

The description of Absynthe is spot on: it smells of purple cinnamon gum, especially at first, but that essence lingers at the base with freshness, as if I were chewing them. Then comes a breeze of tender, soft toilet soap. It’s sweet without being brash, cheerful and revitalising. It isn’t very complex, but it doesn’t lack anything; I put it on and feel lovely, coquettish and enchanting. ✨ I searched for reviews in English because there aren’t many in Spanish, and although they say it smells like a teenager, to me it seems enchanting and classy, yet informal. Ideal for a Sunday with the family or a trip to the cinema with friends. I don’t notice the rose, but I do smell the violet and the whipped cream, which is delicious. 😋 For those who like edible scents, you must try it. I bought it blind based on the notes, as I prefer discreet fragrances; woody or intense scents give me migraines. I had my reservations and now that I’ve smelled it, I’m heartbroken it’s a limited edition 😪. I would certainly wear it every spring. We’ll see how it goes with the longevity, as this line has a bad reputation.

Daisy Eau So Fresh Twinkle was a blind buy. Perfect for these days as spring begins. Its scent is sweet but not overwhelming. If you’re from Mexico or have ever tried purple cinnamon gum, that is exactly the opening of this perfume, like violet mixed with something sweet. I’m not saying it smells like chewing gum, but that those gums smell very perfumed, and I absolutely love it. The raspberry gives it a fresh touch. On me, it has good longevity, about 8 hours; the warmth of the body creates a mini cloud of its aroma that only you perceive, quite personal. Unless someone hugs you, others won’t notice it. If you have the chance to try it, do so! I don’t recommend buying it blind as the opening of sweet violets is strong. Longevity 10/9, Sillage 10/7. I think I would find it again and buy it, as it took me a long time to locate it.