Candy Love by Escada

It’s a fruity creaminess, like a strawberry (the local term) lactonized caramel with milk or cream. Imagine those strawberry milk popsicles: that refreshing, tender sweet fruit shake with milk. Perfect for noses that love gummy and milky candy scents without too much sugar. Escada has a springtime vibe, formulas with a common voice of freshness, fruit, and a luminous, cheerful sweetness.

Smells like caramelized apple with vanilla. 😻 You can also detect whipped cream; it adds a lovely milky touch, very creamy, almost like ice cream. It’s sweet but not cloying because there’s a note that gives it a perfect hint of acidity. It’s a flirty perfume; I’d wear it on a date or for everyday use, though not in summer.

I had been dying to try it before buying blind and I recommend it to all interested ones… I expected more since it’s a limited edition. It’s a very simple scent, the price is high for what it is, and it didn’t even last an hour from the moment I tested it. The only good thing is the bottle, pure love but pure marketing.

A bland perfume that adds nothing. As soon as you put it on, it smells overly sweet, like cotton candy or strawberry syrup with flowers. Then it becomes more floral. It has almost no trail and doesn’t last long. I like to smell like a woman, not a child, and this is for rich kids because on top of that, it’s expensive. The bottle looks like a Barbie accessory. The name nails it: Candy Love. Candy, for sure. Love, not so much.

It ended up hooking me. At first I hated the bottle and the childish ad, but then I was drawn to the 90s nostalgia (I’m 31 and was a kid then). I went to try it and loved it. It smells like heart-shaped gummy candies, pink and white, like gelatin. Once I wear it, I can’t stop sniffing myself; it’s hyper-addictive… If you like Escada’s limited summer editions, you’ll love this. The only downside is it doesn’t last long.

Reminds me of Nina but sweeter and without acidity. A childish sweet fragrance, perfect for a collection since it’s limited, though it won’t make history. It could be the ideal gift for a young girl or teenager who adores sweet scents.

It reminds me of Nina but sweeter and without the acidic touch. It’s a childish sweet fragrance, perfect for collecting since it’s a limited edition, but it’s not a perfume that will make history. It could be the perfect gift for a girl or teenager who admires sweet scents.

I like it; it’s fresh, youthful, and cheerful in the Escada style. You can taste the juicy apple, but I don’t find the vanilla or rose (fortunately, since I don’t like them). It reminds me of those heart-shaped chewy candies that are half red and half orange.