Marc Jacobs: Rain, Eau de Toilette

Marc Jacobs: Orange, Eau de Toilette

tonka bean, amber, musk and blonde woods. It smells reasonable strong when you first spray it, but it seems to disappear from me completely within a couple of hours, so I m constantly refreshing. For me, it s a light, fresh fragrance to wear on a summer s day, perfect for work or around the home, it s definitely not a night time fragrance. It s got a very refreshing, pleasant scent but to be honest, it s probably not one I would buy again as I prefer something a bit stronger with more staying power. As it only comes in large bottles, it s not practical to carry in your handbag for a quick ...

Marc Jacobs: Orange, Eau de Toilette

or fruity but altogether something else. Very refreshing and androgynous in a Jo Malone kind of way. In fact, Mark - I bet that was the market you were going For wasn t it? The problem I find with it is that it wares off before you ve even left the house so re-application is a must. Now, Mark has given this some thought and designed the bottle with a screw top and separate pump. This means you can fill a little atomizer with it and take it on your travels. However, the bottle it comes in is huge so is certainly not fit for your handbag. Perhaps Mark has big plans to bring out a matching range of crystal-encrusted atomizers...who knows? The other problem is the price. ...

Marc Jacobs: Cucumber, Eau de Toilette

classic looking bottle For your hard earned money. It is expensive I paid £40 for the bottle but there s such a lot in it. Very classy packaging, looks so nice on a shelf, not gimmicky or odd. The smell, the important bit. Light, fresh, airy and clean. The best words I can think of. Distinctive but not at all cloying, ...