Anyway Dot is very safe perfume to wear, tropical fruity, and on me is more warm than fresh so I would say is more appropriate for the winter time than summer, but I guess it all comes down to your skin chemistry. I feel like a youthful child with no burdens of crippling university and graduate school debt, with no bills, or rent to make. Polka dots embellish red petals and a ball on the cap, which looks like ladybug in the heart of a flower. Combining a rich array of scents, the perfume begins with ripe Red Berries and Honeysuckle before succumbing to an alluring heart of romantic Jasmine and Orange Blossom.

I know I love a perfume when I can’t stop smelling my wrist, when it’s addicting and I can smell it in the air and on my clothes. Which again, may be because I associate this scent with my travels around the world, and May or may not have anything to do with the scent, but I must have had some reason to choose this scent for that purpose, right? This may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I do believe that it is an amazing first perfume for high school girls and even if you just like a subtle berry perfume.

The scent becomes very slightly sweeter on skin with time, probably the vanilla and musk coming in to play, but on clothes it stays mostly fruit on me. I got a gift tester 0,04oz bottle so I had a chance to spray it on myself a few times and I hate it with all my heart. Cheery berry; then dragonfruit and honeysuckle resolve, for me, into something like watermelon bubble gum, but in a very appealing way. It's like generic strwaberries, with like sugaryy vanilla accent, but that smell is a little bit vheap, too sweet.

DOT Marc Jacobs is the expression of a colorful and confident personality with a cool off-handed charm. I’ve had so many compliments about how nice my parfume is, and what fragrance is it and where did I get it, love wearing it!On the skin I get red fruit, honey and a faint pencil shavings note, while in the air I get a barely-rouge honeysuckle with a bread-like quality (probably pitahaya/dragonfruit).

If anyone has an empty bottle and they would be willing to send me the little sprayer cap thingy, I would be overjoyed! This is a bottle I would give to a teeneager with a taste for nice bottles and attracted to generic sweet smelling perfumes.This gorgeous understated scent, signed by perfumers Ann Gottlieb (5th Avenue Elizabeth Arden), and Annie Buzantian (Splendour Elizabeth Arden) is the perfect counterbalance for wearing polka-dots or overdressing. My 4 year old niece loves the bottle and is waiting for me to finish up the fragrance because she wants the bottle. the florals in this scent overwhelm me a bit an make me sneeze but I still love it and LOVE it some more.

Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. 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.Marc Jacobs Dot Eau de Parfum, happy and vivacious, the fragrance leaves an addictive trail, carrying a lush, effervescent floral scent perfect for every eclectic and spontaneous woman. My husband bought me this when we were first dating because he had smelled it on a (younger) woman at work and thought it smelled nice. I imagine this to be worn by a carefree, seasoned traveler who is happiest when exploring far away lands and immersing themselves in other cultures, which is who I am and who I want to be. I have been eyeing this perfume for so long and I finally pulled the trigger only to be completely disappointed.