Marc Jacobs Beauty
Fragrance Family: Floral
Scent Type: Warm Floral
Key Notes: Daffodil, Almond Milk, Cashmeran
Fragrance Description: An addictive floral perfume with rhubarb and daffodil mellowed out by almond milk, cedarwood and cashmeran. Tangy rhubarb opens the show with a flood of fragrant juiciness. This floral fruity accord is tempered with creamy almond milk, finishing off with a dry-down of cedarwood and cashmeran.
About the Fragrance: This irresistible Marc Jacobs perfume is all about the delicious contrast of being here, with a sparkling, juicy facet clashing and intertwining with a deeply grounding comforting signature fragrance.
About the Bottle: With its cute marshmallow pink color, this gorgeous fragrance is enclosed in a classic rounded perfume bottle, topped with a quirky, eccentric collection of meaningful charms.
Fragrance Family: Floral
Scent Type: Warm Floral
Key Notes: Daffodil, Almond Milk, Cashmeran
Fragrance Description: An addictive floral perfume with rhubarb and daffodil mellowed out by almond milk, cedarwood and cashmeran. Tangy rhubarb opens the show with a flood of fragrant juiciness. This floral fruity accord is tempered with creamy almond milk, finishing off with a dry-down of cedarwood and cashmeran.
About the Fragrance: This irresistible Marc Jacobs perfume is all about the delicious contrast of being here, with a sparkling, juicy facet clashing and intertwining with a deeply grounding comforting signature fragrance.
About the Bottle: With its cute marshmallow pink color, this gorgeous fragrance is enclosed in a classic rounded perfume bottle, topped with a quirky, eccentric collection of meaningful charms.
Suggested Usage:
-The ultimate signature scent for any occasion to wear like a declaration of self, whatever the season, whatever the time of day. Focus this fragrance on your pulse points to deepen the scent's effect, paying particular care to the wrists, inner elbows, neck, and chest for a scent that lasts all day long.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum?:
The difference lies in the volume of perfume oil. While EDT contains five to nine percent, EDP contains more, usually eight to 14 percent. EDPs, therefore, last longer and smell more intense.
