Escada Especially Delicate Notes 50ml Eau de Toilette Spray for Her

Especially Escada Delicate Notes – Fresh Floral Women’s Fragrance (2012)

Especially Escada Delicate Notes, launched in 2012, is a lighter and fresher interpretation of the original Especially Escada. Refined, airy, and softly romantic, this fragrance captures the elegance of blooming roses with a modern, luminous twist. It is particularly well suited to Spring, though versatile enough for year-round wear.

The fragrance opens with a bright and delicate blend of Pear, Grapefruit, and Japanese Rose. Pear adds juicy sweetness, grapefruit brings crisp citrus freshness, and Japanese rose introduces a soft floral elegance that sets the tone for the composition.

At the heart, the rose theme continues with a refined blend of Rose, Ylang-Ylang, and Ambretta. The rose remains radiant and feminine, while ylang-ylang adds creamy warmth. Ambretta enhances the heart with a subtle musky nuance, giving the fragrance depth without heaviness.

The base settles into a soft and graceful finish of Musk and Woody Notes. These notes provide a gentle, trailing warmth that keeps the scent light yet lingering, leaving an elegant and enchanting impression.

Fragrance Notes:

Top Notes: Pear, Grapefruit, Japanese Rose
Middle Notes: Rose, Ylang-Ylang, Ambretta
Base Notes: Musk, Woody Notes

Ideal for women who love fresh rose fragrances, light floral perfumes, airy musky scents, and elegant daytime compositions, Especially Escada Delicate Notes offers a soft and refined floral experience.

Fresh, graceful, and enchanting, this fragrance is a celebration of femininity in its most delicate form.

How to Apply
For best results, apply the fragrance to your body’s warmest points—such as your wrists, neck, and the creases of your elbows—where the heat helps to enhance and prolong the scent.
Avoid rubbing the fragrance into your skin after application, as this can diminish its longevity.
If applying to your wrists, reapply after washing your hands to maintain the fragrance throughout the day