Marta Regina Jabłońska

Sweet

Lolita Lempicka

74 /100

10 SPRAYS(8h)

A very pleasant fruity sweetie. The sugary cherry is juicy, delightful, and brings a great deal of enjoyment. The remaining notes distinguish this composition from a trivial gourmand, adding more perfumery depth. The fragrance is polished, smooth, and well-balanced. Despite its sweetness and a certain touch of sensuality, it remains rather restrained—an appropriate choice for many occasions and not overwhelming for those around you. Longevity and sillage are moderate; reapplication is recommended to enjoy it throughout the day. The flacon is charming.

Roberto Cavalli (2012)

Roberto Cavalli

65 /100

10 SPRAYS(8h)

A soft oriental fragrance with a warm, sensual character. The opening is bold and intriguing thanks to a touch of spices, while the florals and vanilla create the impression of warm skin. The base is subtly woody and resinous. I see it as a safe gift for an alluring woman. An attractive mainstream fragrance, as appealing as its flacon. On an overly warm summer day, both longevity and sillage proved moderate. I suspect that in cooler temperatures it would reveal more of its bodily sensuality and enveloping depth, while also gaining in longevity and projection. A pleasant and easy-to-enjoy composition.

Daisy Wild Eau So Intense

Marc Jacobs

62 /100

9 SPRAYS(8h)

A tropical floral composition. The banana note feels less gourmand here, appearing more like a fresh, unripe fruit. Jasmine is only subtly indolic, adding a gentle depth. The overall effect is warm, easy to wear, and distinctly summery. Compared to Eau So Extra, this version is lighter, less sticky, less dense—more airy, green, and less gourmand. The difference can be compared to a warm summer day touched by a fresh breeze versus a hot, saturated day shimmering with heat and rising air. Longevity and sillage are moderate.