Marc Jacobs Dot Eau de Parfum - 50 ml

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Coconut is very faint, almost imperceptible, even the red fruits are pleasant in combination with the white flowers and the musk.

How to use: Hold the fragrance approx 5 inches away and spray your skin, focusing on pulse points (neck and wrists). It's like generic strwaberries, with like sugaryy vanilla accent, but that smell is a little bit vheap, too sweet.Wearable in summer, spring, autumm, winter… outdoors, indoors, for teens, young adults, even mature woman who are looking for a morning carefree easy to wear scent. Honey is the sister baby sister who is still young enough to play games in the back yard and drink Hawaiian Punch and Tang. too bad, but then again, I really just bought it for the cute bottle because it reminded me of a lady bug. Perfumes are not “age appropriate” in my opinion, if you like Poison and you’re 15 or Candy even if you’re 50, go for it (just don’t bathe in it, perhaps…) as perfume is a personal experience, not for the people around you.

A lot of perfumes I owned were left at the house my ex and I shared after our split, and I’m certainly not missing this one. I would characterize it as a watery red berry scent, but by no means is there anything that smells like natural berries here.Notes: red berries, dragon fruit, honeysuckle, jasmine, orange blossom, coconut water, vanilla, driftwood, musk. I saved up carefully and eventually went to purchase the ladybird themed bottle with the butterflies. Reminds me of fruit punch with a twist at first whiff (I think it's the pitaya that sets it apart), but I don't find it overwhelming (it's still well tempered by the acidity of the berries, the coconut milk fragrance and the constant undertone of white, floral musk). I just hope one day Jacobs puts as much effort into the actual fragrance as he does with his bottles.