A nice, green and acid floral. Light but with good performances. Good for summer.
Nice for what it is. I think for a younger girl or woman it's an excellent sort of intro perfume. Nice safe grab and go, pleasant. Fine for office or school.
Like a girl in a white, flowy dress who prances around in a field full of white little flowers in a bright, sunny day with blue skies. This is the image that comes to my mind when I smell this fragrance on me. It's happy, carefree, fun, innocent, and sunny. The only reason I don't really care to buy it is because it is a straight-up floral (I'm more into the sophisticated misterious scents). The bottle looks exactky how it smells. I didn't find any violets in it though. Perhaps it really would have been a winner for me had I smelled some violet in it.
I fell in love with this scent the first time I tried it, way back when it first appeared in our stores here. Daisies – the white daises with the yellow centres – are one of my favourite flowers, and I think this scent captures them perfectly. It’s a clean, fresh, zingy, green scent that lasts wonderfully. I get the strawberry and jasmine straight up, but it’s not a synthetic, sickly strawberry – rather it’s freshly picked strawberries, warm from the sun, with their green leaves adding a touch of sharpness. Three hours in and the vanilla is starting to peek out, along with a touch of violet. This is another one I haven’t worn for a while, and I still love it. I don’t hold with the whole day-time vs night-time scents, but to me, this perfume is a warm summer day, lazing on a blanket and enjoying the sunshine with a delicious breeze to keep you cool. The matching body lotion is lovely as well – it has a light shimmer which makes your skin look all glowy and it smells fantastic.
I love this one so much for it reminds me of the -RIP, mon chèrie- former Miss Dior Chèrie version which is now just Miss Dior EDP. Mostly for the strawberry note.
Playful and pleasing, but easy-to-wear, light floral with a tingy citrusy note and fresh strawberry.