Brand
Marc Jacobs fragrances
Every Marc Jacobs fragrance we cover, genuine original first. Each with its closest, honest, accessible alternatives, ranked on cited accords.
What Marc Jacobs actually smells like, by its own published data
Across the 12 Marc Jacobs fragrances we hold a cited accord profile for, these families appear more often than in our catalogue as a whole (992 cited profiles):
- floral 100% (12 of 12), vs 67% across the catalogue
- fruity 67% (8 of 12), vs 36% across the catalogue
- woody 92% (11 of 12), vs 77% across the catalogue
- musky 50% (6 of 12), vs 36% across the catalogue
Marketed as 12 women. That is how the retailer lists them, not a claim about the scent.
Every Marc Jacobs fragrance we cover

Daisy Dream

Daisy Eau So Fresh

Daisy Eau So Fresh Glow

Daisy Eau So Intense

Daisy Ever So Fresh

Daisy Glow

Daisy Love

Daisy Love Eau So Sweet

Daisy Love Glow

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Perfect
Perfect Elixir
What does Marc Jacobs smell like?
Across the 12 Marc Jacobs fragrances we hold a cited accord profile for, floral appears in 100%, fruity appears in 67%, woody appears in 92%, musky appears in 50%. These are the families Marc Jacobs carries more often than our catalogue as a whole. Accords are reduced from the notes each brand or authorized retailer publishes, not from a crowd-sourced database.
Which Marc Jacobs fragrances do you cover?
We cover 12 Marc Jacobs fragrances, including Daisy Dream, Daisy Eau So Fresh, Daisy Eau So Fresh Glow. Each has its own page listing the genuine original first, with its cited notes and accords and any closer accessible alternatives we can verify.
Are Marc Jacobs fragrances for men or women?
Of the 12 Marc Jacobs fragrances we cover, 12 are marketed to women. That is how the retailer lists them, not a claim about the scent. Fragrance has no inherent gender and the label reflects marketing.