Daisy Dream
Fragrance notes
Character
Blackberry, pear and grapefruit open Daisy Dream in a rush of fruit, sweet and a little sour at once, closer to fruit punch than a single note standing out. Wisteria and litchi keep the fruit going into the heart, with jasmine adding a soft floral weight underneath the sweetness.
Musk, white wood and coconut water settle the base into something clean and faintly beachy, more suncream than perfume by the finish. Alberto Morillas and Ann Gottlieb are credited on Daisy Dream, and the composition stays light throughout, with no single note taking over for long, which is very much the point of a fragrance built around fruit and coconut water rather than anything darker.
Staying power is the clear weak point, fading quickly enough to make a travel-size touch-up worth packing, and what stays behind sits right on the skin, a scent for the wearer more than for whoever else is around. That trade-off comes with real charm though: this is an easy, breezy fragrance for daylight hours, a beach bag or a picnic, with no ambition to be anything heavier, and it never once pretends otherwise.
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