Top Notes 
Peach
Heart Notes 
Rose
Base Notes 
Musk
Vanilla
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"Escapade - Vanille des Îlles" I judge as a minimalist and quite delicate fragrance. The sillage is weak but noticeable. How should I express this? On one hand, there is little to smell in my nose and around me, on the skin a slightly green, more white floral scent. But the whole room smells intensely of it when I re-enter. Even my husband thinks it smells wonderful like flowers when he comes into the room. And he usually doesn't notice much.
Since I had issues with this fragrance, I waited a bit to describe it in the technical problems thread. Now I'm back to focusing on the scent, and it hasn't changed.
"Escapade" starts with a persimmon scent, that is, the scent of peach kernels, somewhat bitter, almond-like but harsher. Here, I already detect a very restrained vanilla. I like that already.
Fruit scents cannot be created naturally; that must be clear. Therefore, the aroma of fruit scents is determined by the will of the perfumer and the laboratory.
"Escapade" is for me one of the beautiful fruity scents at the beginning.
To my delight, I only smell something like peach with osmanthus at first. Then, to my surprise, a white floral mixture follows, not too overpowering, minimally animalistic. Then I can very subtly perceive a slightly green rose scent.
Then the fragrance slowly departs from my nose's range. But my husband insists that it still smells very nice. I still smell the mentioned flowers, slightly creamy due to the musk. For me, now somewhat aquatic, I find "Escapade" a pleasant floral scent, fragrant, bright, and light green with a slightly almond note, not intrusive, easy to decipher.
It is a purely feminine fragrance. The longevity is good. Whether the price-performance ratio is justified, I cannot judge.
Since I had issues with this fragrance, I waited a bit to describe it in the technical problems thread. Now I'm back to focusing on the scent, and it hasn't changed.
"Escapade" starts with a persimmon scent, that is, the scent of peach kernels, somewhat bitter, almond-like but harsher. Here, I already detect a very restrained vanilla. I like that already.
Fruit scents cannot be created naturally; that must be clear. Therefore, the aroma of fruit scents is determined by the will of the perfumer and the laboratory.
"Escapade" is for me one of the beautiful fruity scents at the beginning.
To my delight, I only smell something like peach with osmanthus at first. Then, to my surprise, a white floral mixture follows, not too overpowering, minimally animalistic. Then I can very subtly perceive a slightly green rose scent.
Then the fragrance slowly departs from my nose's range. But my husband insists that it still smells very nice. I still smell the mentioned flowers, slightly creamy due to the musk. For me, now somewhat aquatic, I find "Escapade" a pleasant floral scent, fragrant, bright, and light green with a slightly almond note, not intrusive, easy to decipher.
It is a purely feminine fragrance. The longevity is good. Whether the price-performance ratio is justified, I cannot judge.
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