ESCADA Cherry In Japan Limited Edition Eau de Toilette 100ml

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However, it’s very sweet and I couldn’t resist having it in my collection simply because it makes me think of Spring and lollies and youth. I have never had the privilege to try Cherries in the Air like previous reviewers of this perfume so I lack the nostalgic edge. Initially on first spray get the Swedish fish red gummy candy some are comparing this to which I love but after it dries down I get a clean fruity cherry red soap.

And that is what it smells like - the perfect fake cherry candy type, not quite jolly rancher cherry but similar. The fragrance opens with a burst of juicy cherries, creating a refreshing and fruity top note that instantly lifts your spirits. Several fine years ago, Escada Cherry in the Air was introduced and it became somewhat of an urban legend much like the fabled Escada Fruit Punch Perfume. By submitting this form, you agree to receive recurring automated promotional and personalized marketing text messages (e.

Indulge in the captivating allure of ESCADA CHERRY IN JAPAN TYPE, a fragrance that seamlessly marries the essence of cherry blossoms with the sophisticated elegance inherent to Japanese culture. The original Cherry in the Air Fragrance contained black cherries and raspberries with mandarin, gardenia, vanilla, and marshmallow. It is creamy, floral and you can't say there's any intensity but the Tonka Bean makes the blend less airspay-ish.

The scent opens with a sparkling and fresh top note of juicy cherries, immediately awakening the senses. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The heavy start is honestly too cloying for me on hot summer days, so I'd prefer to wear Cherry in Japan in spring. I don't get any fruitiness from it and if the scent wasn't from this line, I wouldn't think it was aimed at a particularly young market, unless most of their other offerings.

This is not the first time a perfume has nauseated me (not sure why it’s doing that, usually red berries or cassis is what triggers that) but is the first time a perfume has made my throat itch. And weirdly, I kind of enjoy all of those scents (well, maybe minus the cough syrup element), but combined, it was an instant 'no' on my skin. If you want something cherry-ish from Escada: I loved Summer Festival - to me, it has the sweet, splashy cherry/fruity scent I wanted. I was really waiting for it to compare how much it resembles "Cherry in the air" so after a day of wear test i can say this: it is quite similar, but still not the same.