Daisy Eau So Fresh Spring

Daisy Eau So Fresh Spring is a subtly powdery and faintly green floral that leans toward the soft, gentle side of freshness—more a whisper than a presence. It evokes the lingering trace of a daisy field after rain, with a delicate mix of powdery florals and muted green accents. While the notes of matcha, pink pepper, and green tea are mentioned in the formula, most find the green character to be faint or almost absent—replaced instead by a soft, dry floral powder that feels more like skin scent than a distinct fragrance. The scent is gentle, inoffensive, and delicate enough to be worn during daytime outings, especially in spring and summer. However, it lacks projection and any real presence; its sillage is intimate, and longevity remains short, with most saying it fades within an hour, even after generous application. It doesn't feel like a new or creative evolution of the original Daisy Eau So Fresh, but rather an echo of it—lighter, quieter, almost forgettable unless closely sniffed. The softness makes it ideal for those seeking a subtle, clean scent that doesn’t overwhelm. It suits warm days or casual wear, perhaps in a light breeze. Some compare it to clean laundry or a faint trace of hair serum, while others praise its calm, unintrusive quality and liken it to a whimsical fairy’s skin. The lack of strong green notes, power, or longevity makes it unsuitable for those seeking boldness or longevity. The small bottle is pretty, but the scent doesn’t justify its price point for most.