Biggihi

Fresh and fruity, ideal for spring, those are my first thoughts when I spray Daisy. After a short time, a few flowers join the fruits. But unfortunately, this lovely freshness only lasts a very short while for me. After just two hours, I’m already at vanilla and musk, and after 3 hours, it’s all over again. Really a shame, with better longevity this would be one of my summer fragrances, but as it is, I only reach for it when I want a quick refreshment.

A scent that is hard for me to describe. The words gentle, powdery, and creamy come closest. Even though powdery and creamy usually don't go together. But those are my thoughts when I smell it. A warm, slightly sweet hint of something. Personally, I can't clearly identify a note. I also don't perceive any development in the fragrance. It stays the same for me from the beginning to the end. Unfortunately, the end comes far too quickly for me; after just about 4 hours, there's nothing left.

To be honest, if it were a mainstream fragrance, it wouldn't be rated so highly here. But since it's a Lutens, the ratings are significantly better. I don't want to speak ill of the scent; it's pleasant and doesn't hurt anyone. But: it's also nothing special.
It starts off slightly fresh and green, then becomes floral and later warmer. But somehow, while testing it, I felt like I've smelled this a hundred times before. Quite boring. It's well made in terms of quality, has a decent longevity, so I give it 60%. But it doesn't surprise me, it absolutely doesn't evoke any wow feeling. And I already have enough nice everyday fragrances; especially, it doesn't need to be in this price range.

Flower in the Air is a fresh, light fragrance that is perfect for spring and summer.
It starts off with a zesty fruitiness, but not sweetness, as raspberries are not sweet in nature. Soon, the flowers also come to the forefront. I don't consciously perceive the rose, but it occasionally makes a brief appearance. It's the blend of everything that makes it so fresh. The floral notes remain until the end, becoming warmer with the musk after about 3 hours.
The overall longevity is unfortunately not great for me at 4 hours, which is why I rated it only 50%. With better longevity, it could easily have reached 60, maybe even 70%.
There is practically no sillage.
An ideal fragrance for everyday wear, it can be worn anytime in spring/summer.

Reveal could become a nice, pleasant everyday fragrance for me. If it weren't for the poor longevity - at least for me.
It starts off very pleasantly, somehow slightly dark. I puzzled for a long time about what it smells like. Eventually, I read the fragrance notes here. Of course, it smells like pepper. Why didn't I come up with that myself? But usually, I don't sniff the pepper shaker; the sneezing afterward isn't so much fun...
Very quickly, it becomes warm. I don't smell a lily. But I do detect the amber, which comes right along with the sandalwood. However, after not even two hours, it's already gone for me.
Of course, it's nothing extraordinary, but sometimes it doesn't have to be. However, due to the poor longevity, it's not really a topic for me anyway.