Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So Intense Eau De Parfum - Floral

Daisy Eau So Intense is a deeper, richer, and more concentrated Eau de Parfum version. It features enhanced warmth and longevity with notes like sweet honey, warm vanilla, benzoin, and moss, compared to the lighter, more airy feel of the original Daisy.

As an Eau de Parfum, Daisy Eau So Intense is designed for excellent longevity, typically lasting several hours on the skin. Individual wear time can vary based on skin chemistry, application points, and environmental factors.

While its rich and warm base notes make it particularly ideal for cooler weather and evening wear, its sparkling fruity top and floral heart allow it to be enjoyed year-round. For warmer months, a lighter application may be preferred.

The fragrance opens with vibrant notes of Pear, Strawberry, and Bergamot. The heart features a sweet blend of Honey, Jasmine, and Rose. The base provides warmth and depth with Vanilla, Musk, Benzoin, and Moss.

This captivating fragrance was created by the acclaimed master perfumer Alberto Morillas, known for his ability to craft iconic and memorable scents.

Yes, you can layer it with unscented body lotions or fragrance-free complementary body care products to enhance its longevity and depth. Avoid layering with other scented products that might clash with its distinct profile.

Ensure you are applying the fragrance to moisturized skin and pulse points. Skin hydration helps 'hold' the scent longer. You can also try applying a small amount to your hair or clothing (test on an inconspicuous area first).

Apply sparingly. One or two spritzes from a distance (6-8 inches) is often sufficient. For a more subtle effect, spray into the air and walk through the mist, or dab a small amount onto pulse points instead of direct spraying.

Review your storage conditions. Exposure to direct sunlight, heat, or fluctuating temperatures can alter the fragrance. Ensure the bottle is stored in a cool, dark place with the cap tightly secured.

Discontinue use immediately. While rare, some individuals may have sensitivity to certain fragrance components. If irritation persists, consult a dermatologist or healthcare professional. Always perform a patch test on a small area of skin if you have known sensitivities.