Current Perfume

Hello everyone!

I'm one of those people that can never choose on a certain thing. I am constantly changing my clothing style, and my morning routine, but most of all, my perfume. I think it's so much better to stick with one perfume and have that as your 'scent', that people recognise you for. However, I've not been much good at that, until recently.

About two months ago I was shopping with friends, with birthday money to spend and I just fancied a change, so I went into the store and spent around an hour, just trying to find a perfume I wanted to get and stick to for a long time, and have it as my known-for fragrance. After searching every single scent you could think off and judging perfumes from Chanel to Calvin Klein, I decided to go for Daisy by Marc Jacobs. Despite the boxed packaging not appealing to me, as I feel it's very childish, I tried out the perfume and instantly loved it, so try not to judge it by its packaging.

I am so pleased with my purchase, and as you can see, I've already used quite a bit, especially since this is the largest bottle you can get and I have had around a quarter refilled since purchase. I have to say, I love this perfume. I feel it's more of a Spring/Summer perfume, as it is very sweet and flowery, but I promised myself I would stick to a perfume, so I have continued to use it throughout Autumn and Winter. However, if you want to alternate between a variety of perfumes, I would highly recommend this one for a flowery Spring scent.

The bottle of Daisy is also very durable, but this means that it is quite heavy to carry around with you constantly. Luckily, they do sell a mini version of this perfume that you is small and easy to carry for around £20.  This fragrance also is quite strong, so only a few pumps are needed for the smell to last all day long.
However, I have occasionally alternated from Daisy to Flowerbomb by Viktor and Rolf. 

I had been recommended Flowerbomb by many people a while ago, so I decided to purchase it and give it a try. I feel that it is less sweet than Daisy, making it more appropriate for Autumn/Winter. However, I can find it a bit strong at times, but this does mean it lasts long, despite giving me a slight headache! I personally love the packaging and design of the perfume, and it is also very small and lightweight, which is perfect to carry around, but also appears to last a long time. I feel that it is definitely worth the cost of around £50.

These perfumes are both in a medium price range, around £50 each. I personally think that they are worth the price and last a long time. However, they must be used in moderation if you want them to last a long time. Nonetheless, I will be re-purchasing both perfumes when I run out, as they are both two of my favourites! I want to experiment with many different perfumes, but I feel as though Daisy will also be my go to perfume. I highly recommend both.

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