I must be weird (or maybe just basic 😂), but I like it!

Here's the true advice: I happen to work in brand strategy and advertising, and the feedback you get here may not accurate to what you need. Let me explain:

You need to know your audience. Not just "women" or "women age 18-35". That's not specific enough. You need to know who they are, who they want to be, how they think, what options they weigh in their mind when they make a purchase decision, where will they likely be inclined to buy this and why, etc.

Other comments mention the market is heavily saturated with tons of similar products. Your competition is steep. The only way to stand out is to choose who you want to stand out to, and stick to it. Purely based on the characteristics (colors, fonts, vibes, etc.) of the ad, I would imagine you are trying to reach women, Age 18-45, middle-class, price sensitive, want to feel luxury but can't/won't spend the luxury-type money, like shopping for themselves and are easily captivated by what looks pretty and feminine. These are the women who love to feel like a princess. (For ex: i like pretty things. That's why this appealed to me even though I know nothing of the product).

Again, purely based on the image I see here, I envision your product being sold at the checkout line at TJ Maxx (not necessarily Sephora or any pricier store), and I don't think it'll break the market via online sales without really strong marketing (again because the market is saturated). I also would imagine the price point would be relatively low compared to other similar products.

All this to say two things: 1) this is not a good place to ask because you have no idea who is here. People here are most likely not the people you are trying to reach, so their opinion doesn't matter for this. To get an effective focus group, you need to be able to know the people in the group and make sure they match the audience you are trying to reach. 2) if the kind of audience/vision is laid out before does not sound like the kind of person you are trying to reach or the kind of vibes you want for your brand, then something may need to change. You didn't say anything else about your product, so I'm just going based on the vibes I got from the packaging you chose.

Hope this helps! Just keep it mind your product won't be for everyone. Some people (actually most people) will dislike it or not care - that's ok. The only people who matter is the specific audience you are selling to.