What's the difference in Daisy with the baby blue flower on top versus the Daisy with white flower on top?
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Marc Jacobs is presenting a new version of Daisy in cooperation with Coty. The fragrance arrives on the market in February 2010 and it was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas as a floral fragrance with accentuated violet in a heart. Composition of Marc Jacobs Daisy Garland was created with an intention to encourage daydreaming of happy days and blue sky, which is depicted on floral petals on stopper of the flacon which rise up to bluish sky. Its outer carton is black, framed in small blue flowers and decorated with bluish clouds. The fragrance is available in amount of 50ml and is accompanied with blue flowers on which fragrance can be sprayed.
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No idea - they are the same - but my daughter has the blue one and she didn't care - and it is still working great after several years of educational and fun play!
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I did purchase both phones (baby's home and grandma's home). I think the differences are not so much that one is more up-to-date or 'newer' but....one is a purple color with a character named Violet and the other is a blue and green color with a character named Scout. I do not see any degree of difference other than a male/female indication. Hope this helps.
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Yes, this is the one with the blue dress. My daughter loves this very much and we also got her the jasmine doll, both very beautiful...
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I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an... » Read More I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! « Show Less
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No difference that I can tell. They are just smaller. My daughter thought it was cute and she has honestly yet to play with it, it just sits on her dresser.
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I am only familiar with the Soft-white and Daylight bulbs. If that is what you are curious about then I can say there are two differences besides the price. The first is that soft-white bulbs use a little less wattage. The second is although the lumens are the same the Daylight bulb light is a bit harsher and more towards the blue spectrum while the soft-whites are white. In other words the daylight bulbs look more like daylight than florescent or incandescent light.
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I don't know the difference. I guess it's in between closer to a true white.
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The blue is half white and half blue. The only blue parts are shown in the picture, the rest is white. It is pretty, however, had I known this I would have purchased the white one
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Baby pink and hot pink. The flowers are all seperate pieces so take a afternoon with some one to help!
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There is no difference between the two. The white and blue are just for looks:)
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I can't tell you what the difference is. I only purchased the frosty. I would contact the seller of this product for that sort of information. I'm sorry that I wasn't more helpful.
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I don't know the difference but the white one is great. We use it at least 3 or 4 times a week. we are very happy with our purchase!
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Hi--I bought 2 of these--1 for me and one for a friend. Mine has yet to bloom but my friend's has. The flowers are about dime sized--different than I expected as another one of these I own has very small flowers.
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Sorry I did not answer sooner, was away at a grandson's wedding. The blue one is ten to twelve inches high and has a very large opening on top. The little green one is about the size of an amaryllis bulb with a small opening and the brown one is about eight inches. All of them have a beautiful glaze.
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I am assuming it is the White and black, but I don't know. I have had mine for two years now and it has grown a lot but it hasn't flowered or fruited yet.
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There is 'polka blue', and then there is 'polka rose'. Polka blue is slightly brighter than baby blue. Polka rose is green - mint green. I am not aware of a 'polka blue rose' color in the Royal Albert Collection.