The lush floral heart of the fragrance blooms with addictive jasmine mingled with energizing notes of coconut water and orange blossom.

Don't get me wrong, I have learned to appreciate a good floral, but this one AIN'T good, ha, and certainly not what I expected from the "cutesy" packaging. This is pretty characteristic of Marc Jacobs' fragrances - it's sweet, watery, and light, with no particular focal point. Overall: Beautiful, understated scent profile, and an average performance for a light summer wearing experience, this is the perfect scent for when you're slightly overdressed or when you want to fly under the radar.My only complaint is that the flacon design feels just a tad tacky and awkwardly shaped, and Honey, Daisy and Dot are taking up too much room on my dresser. It is a very generic fresh perfume, nothing special at all, similar to all MJ perfumes I tried to date. I think it is a perfume that you can where just as an everyday, not doing anything really special that day kind of perfume.

The composition has been announced as floral-fruity, surrounded with exotic notes of coconut and wrapped in soft vanilla embrace. Update: having worn this a few times I've decided it doesn't really work with my skin chemistry, it's too floral for me too and after awhile I find it a bit much.

It kind of gets hard to tell notes from another, but the dry down is just less fruity than the opening notes. It introduced me to Marc Jacobs scents, which make up a large majority of my favorite perfumes (daisy and it's variations are lovely). I would say white floral over the red berries for me although I cant place what the scent is exactly plus it is blended so this is probablu the idea.