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Candy Love
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Candy Love

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Candy Love is the limited-edition eau de toilette Escada launched at the end of 2020, presented as the house’s first winter fragrance. Amandine Clerc-Marie and Nicolas Bonneville built it around a candy apple, a heart of centifolia rose and a vanilla whipped cream. The pink and red bottle takes up the heart, the brand’s symbol.

Candy Love presents itself as a fruity floral gourmand in three movements, which the house tells as the successive attractions of a funfair.

A candy apple to open

The candy apple accord opens the composition. The house wants it gourmand and bewitching, designed to evoke the laughter of a funfair, and specifies that the apple behind it is of natural origin.

A green mandarin, listed among these natural ingredients, accompanies the fruit, without the brand assigning it a tier.

A heart of centifolia rose

The heart goes to centifolia rose, which the house describes as delicate and feminine, the second attraction of the ride. It too enters the formula in natural form, according to Escada.

A vanilla whipped cream

The base rests on a vanilla whipped cream note, meant to wrap the fragrance in a creamy embrace. Escada names it as one; here it appears as two materials, whipped cream and vanilla.

What the label declares

The list is short: denatured alcohol, water and fragrance, and six declared allergens, linalool, hydroxycitronellal, limonene, geraniol, citral and cinnamal. It contains neither UV filter nor colorant.

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