Apart from that, this is indeed a sexy scent, which I discovered the only time a gave it a full day's wear. Smells like some kind of medicated skin condition cream with fragrance added to it, I don't know, it's very hard to describe.

I felt a little hesitant about the notes after being put off by Jimmy Choo (another fragrance with gourmand and green notes), but I hoped for the best. A contemporary and masterful fusion, formed by a floral bouquet of great intensity, combined with fruity sparkles and a background full of warmth. Edit: So I've realized that my "2020 batch" is manufactured by Coty in Germany and doesn't have a logo on the bottle. That said, I can't get enough of the berries-melon combo in this, but I crave something more and I don't want it in the cigarettes and powder that cheapen it. Also noteworthy is that it’s pyramid is made up of quite a lot of notes I don’t usually for including the fact that it’s sweet, so it’s nice to have to mix up my usual routine.It's really delightful and I think since it's a little older, one could wear it and not be lost in the redundancy of current popular fragrances. I see it been easily worn by women of all ages, it makes me feel so sexy and confident, it's amazing!

A thoroughly enchanting perfume, which emphasises the natural attraction of the Escada woman and illuminates her in a new light. I must admit my expectations were a bit low after reading some of the negative reviews about this fragrance but much to my delight Escada Magnetism for Women had me at first spray.Got this offered on Christmas, it smells nice but it's nothing special, it's very fruity and you can smell the patchouli wich is a note I don't like but in this case it's tolerable. Since re-purchasing it a couple of years ago I haven't used much of this but decided to wear it today. When i got this perfume many years ago, i was looking for that caramel note everybody was talking about. But I had this feeling it may not be the summery ones I love so much, the name just didn’t strike me as the usual releases.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t say that with a bad way, since I too don’t say no to a good old spicy woody men’s fragrance, uncomplicated and plain or not.But above all, non mentioned in the notes, I smell gooseberries and cloudberries: the Nordic yellow raspberries. and I’m a person that hates patchouli and most perfumes that include this note, but I always loved this one. reviews for this are polarising so I was expecting something unusual and or challenging (which I like trying) but I don’t think this one is. Unlike nowadays where too many perfumes smell like each other and you cant tell niche apart from a dupe, perfumes in the 1990s and early 2000s had more character and depth.

There is a slight greeness and soft fruitiness, but ultimately Escada Magnetism is very powdery with vanilla, bezoin, and amber on my skin. Peppery cedar and woodsy notes give the fragrance a firm grounding, while smooth amber, musk, and vanilla add a hazy glow. First of all, I expected sweet fruitiness from this one (as most of the Escada fragrances), but it turned out to be a fruity-green. maybe not ideal for a 15 year old, but it just had this fruity brightness, and it was sweet and caramel dripping yet had these crisp green overtones that kept things fresh.The bottle's deep pink hue adds a touch of charm, but otherwise, the packaging doesn't boast any particular standout features. There are fragrances that you plan to wear on your wedding; this one you plan to wear on your honeymoon. Well, there are better sweet caramel/vanilla scents these days that won't make me wait hours to finally get to the good stuff. I don't know, maybe it is that pomegranate note, maybe I want this one to linger, but I will test it in winter and let you know how this projects and lasts in colder weather.