The Best Marc Jacobs Daisy Perfumes, Ranked By A Beauty Editor

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'If you’re in search of a refreshing, floral fragrance that captures the feeling of a golden summer evening (think a delicious, countryside breeze and a crisp glass of wine in hand) then Daisy Wild Intense might just be the ticket - it's the latest addition to Daisy’s repertoire and it's already been met with rave reviews. One spritz feels like an escape from London- which, when it's this muggy, I'm all about. A misting opens with bright notes of banana blossom, before unfurling into a cocktail of creamy jasmine and tuberose. There florals feel full-bodied and luxurious, yet never overpowering. There's then a warm, comforting base of amber and sandalwood, which lends a soft, woody richness. It's familiar, and almost nostalgic. There's a real comfort there. What really sets Daisy Wild Intense apart is its staying power- the clue, of course, is in the name. A light mist in the morning lingers gorgeously and still manages to reel in compliments come evening. If you’re after a scent that feels both carefree and considered- this might just be your new summer staple.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'If you're partial to a sweet, almost sugary scent then you'll likely find favour with Marc Jacob’s Daisy Love Eau So Sweet. One spritz reveals pudding-worthy, gourmand notes of freshly picked white raspberries muddled together with delicate daisy petals. Then there's another unexpected layer- a mingling of honeyed sugar musks that takes things up an extra notch on the sweetness scale. I'll be teaming mine with a crisp, broderie dress. Sugary, girlish and romantic - it just makes sense.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'The original Marc Jacobs Daisy has developed a cult following that remains strong all these years later. Originally designed with younger girls in mind (but still worn by women- myself included), it’s an instantly iconic spritz that works well no matter the season. It's fresh, airy, feminine, and youthful. It's clean, powdery and fresh. With notes of wild strawberry, red grapefruit, violet leaves, gardenia, jasmine, musk, vanilla, and white woods, this summery scent is ideal for first-time Marc Jacobs perfume buyers. Plus it's a scent that lingers beautifully - it's rare I can still smell something on my own skin by the end of the day. This always delivers.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'Sunshine in a bottle is a phrase bandied about the beauty industry far too often, but in my opinion, Daisy Glow truly embodies this sentiment. It brings together top notes of bright white strawberry, gentle violet, and vibrant marigold, grounded by base notes of warm white woods and comforting vanilla. There’s even a hint of Parma Violets in there too which gives it that edge of nostalgia. And a moment, please, for the bottle. Unsurprisingly given Marc Jacobs’ track record, it's as beautiful as they come. Expect a sunny yellow glass bottle topped with a smattering of crisp white and vibrant pink flowers. Fresh, floral, and fun- you simply can’t go wrong.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'Soft florals and sun-soaked citrus is the order of the day where Daisy Ever So Fresh is concerned. Brighter and less sugary than previous Marc Jacobs scents (again, the clue was in the name) this one manages to feel both refreshing and crisp. Notes of mandarin, mango and pineapple settle onto skin beautifully, uplifted by the light, but comforting mesh of rosewater. The result is one of the more sophisticated Daisy offerings - it makes a statement, certainly, but isn't overpowering making it perfect for daily wear. My only gripe? It isn't as long lasting as other iterations, so a top up or two might be necessary.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'For a deeper, more sultry take on Daisy, look to Dream. Blackberry, blue wisteria and white woods create a cosseting warmth, while grapefruit, pear heart and lychee provide an energising lift. Admittedly, the initial spritz doesn’t feel particularly luxurious- it reminds me, ever so slightly, of the body spray I used to wear at school. Not unpleasant, per se, but not quite what you might expect either. Still, you’d be foolish not to let it settle. The dry-down is where Dream truly shines. It becomes subtle, soft, and effortlessly luxurious. I'd say this is the most unique of the Daisy range and it works beautifully for the evening thanks to that depth.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'Cloudberries, daisy petals, driftwood and cashmere combine for a deeper, muskier, and altogether earthier take on the classic Daisy scent. The original powdery-ness remains, but this one has an extra layer of depth encouraged by the muddle of warming woods. I'd reach for this as the weather gets colder - it feels more elevate and intense.'