I think this smells great in the cold weather but I will try it in the Spring and Summer as well just to see if it really is a Fall/Winter perfume. The driftwood also complements the overall fruity tone — and it definitely complements the already slightly woody coconut accord — in that it’s not a conventional woodiness, and it keeps the scent lighter than something like cedar would. This is young and girly, the bottle is a big clue to that, fun and fruity, but sensible enough to not overdo it. I tried this perfume because I was looking for a rich red berry scent, but it didn't have enough for me; they're present for the first few seconds, and then give way to watery florals shortly thereafter. 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.

Overall not a bad scent, fruity, sweet, I think it's suitable for the younger generation though (13-17) as it's cheap and a bit bubble-gum smelling (and if I'm rude slightly toilet-spray-esque. I get a blast of juicy fruits and coconut water on initial application and then it dries down to a slightly more floral fragrance. Maybe a designer whose clothes are not affordable for many people tries hard to pull younger crowds with sweet happy uncomplicated smells.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. It's like generic strwaberries, with like sugaryy vanilla accent, but that smell is a little bit vheap, too sweet. This doesn't seem to be a well liked perfume, which seems odd to me because I've absolutely adored it since the second I first tested it. Scentsational Perfumes do not refund postal charges) Postage costs will only be refunded if the merchandise received were incorrect, faulty, or damaged upon receipt please retain all packaging and notify us within 72 hours in this case.

My Lou Lou or pure poison is for when I want to stand out but dot is something I’d wear when I want to smell nice but not strong. I think the avant-garde bottle saves it and grants it with a collectability status and I hate being a sucker for that lmao. I have almost used up my first bottle (I have about one more wear and then it's gone), the one that traveled the world with me. com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. The best I can say is that it's inoffensive, and the bottle is fantastic, so you'll at least enjoy seeing it on your shelf.I get notes of dragon fruit and sandal wood on my skin, settling down to a clean, fresh perfumey scent.

Dot is the more adventurous sister, the traveler, bolder, perhaps with darker coloration and more exotic features. If you want a young, wild, fruity/floral perfume, this will def work for you and catch the noses of others.Nice perfume very nice but am disappointed they didn't work hard to come up with something completely new. Eau de Parfum contains between seven to fourteen per cent of fragrance oils and perfume elixirs and is the second strongest, and longest lasting means of wearing a fine fragrance. In a nutshell I would say Dot is a soft fruity floral (I don't think it smells even remotely like Victoria's Secret Very Sexy which is a strong pepper/pimento/spicy floral) and it's a safe choice with a cute bottle to boot. Sometime during the day I kept getting whiffs of what reminded me of my boyfriend whom I’m in a long distance relationship with (I hadn’t seen him in a few months which is why it was particularly odd to smell it).

I also always spray some of the fragrance into the lid - most of the time that gives me an idea of sillage and longevity. Then the woodsy note is too strong and happens too early so it smells like a damp cardboard box--less fruity fresh and more pulpy.Notes: red berries, dragon fruit, honeysuckle, jasmine, orange blossom, coconut water, vanilla, driftwood, musk. It is not a fragrance I could fall in love with, but is cool and light and could be a pleasant every day sort of fragrance for me. Inspired by the kitsch, playful simplicity of the polka dot, a design staple in Marc Jacob’s collections. Its best quality is that it could be for an older crowd thanks to the floral heart, which is rare for fruity scents. actually, it reminds of Burberry Brit Sheer, only better than that as it lack the sour smell of brit sheer and instead is sweet and fruity.