Marc Jacobs daisy paradise review: We tried the limited edition scents ahead of launch

Presented in a glass bottle with three flowers attached to the gold-toned lid, this Marc Jacobs paradise pick is the collection’s main eau de toilette (EDT) offering. There’s no denying this is an exquisite bottle, and the tactile pink and purple flowers are flexible too, so it looks like a piece of art.

After spraying the scent onto our skin, we immediately noticed a fragrance freshness. It has depth and warmth as well, and that’s thanks to the combination of poppy and oak notes.

Eau de toilettes are often lighter than their perfume counterparts due to being less concentrated, but we happily found this one heady and long-wearing. There was still a noticeable scent lingering on our skin for hours on end. While we did top it up with an additional spritz for a night out, most days we didn’t bother.

The two 50ml EDTs are the smallest size in the range, if you do favour a compact option. It’s also worth knowing that each Marc Jacobs daisy paradise bottle can be engraved for an extra £6.99 at The Perfume Shop, adding a personalised touch.

This bottle comes with a few more flowers on its lid, and it contains 75ml. An equally beautiful eau de toilette, it adds an aesthetic aspect to any dressing table or shelf.

This scent is sweeter and has a clean appeal that reminded us of spring and summer days. The blend comprises pink pepper and lavender, and we enjoyed the soft, herbal combination.

The fragrance is powdery too, and feminine, with a crisp finish. This eau de toilette definitely lives up to its fresh name.

We found the scent was less strong on our skin compared with daisy paradise, so it’s ideal should you prefer a subtle fragrance. The lightly uplifting smell faded gradually as the day wore on – though we could still pick up on some wafts several hours after spritzing.

Just like the other two paradise products mirror Marc Jacobs daisy and daisy eau so fresh, this is the SS23 limited edition version of daisy love. The showstopping bottle features a single, large flower on its lid with a golden centre. After removing the lid, we noticed petal indentations surround the spray nozzle. These chic finishing touches definitely scream designer perfume.

A creamy, brightening scent, fragrance notes include iris and patchouli. Both these components have woody tones, and there’s a warming aroma too. This is our favourite scent in the paradise range, as we love how it combines floral and earthy notes to deliver a luxe-smelling eau de toilette. The smell was long-lasting too.