Show Me Love

Escada Show Me Love Limited Edition.I am older. Just luckily blind bought this beauty. I read some other reviews and, understandably, fragrances work with each individual's body chemistry. On me smells divine, sexy & flirtatious. Divine because a couple of seconds after I spray it I immediately get an almond that sticks to my skin in a great way, almond & very light grapefruitish-blueberry-type scent intermingled with almonds which is perfectly balanced and blended in a sultry way. Sexy because the slight vanilla scent combined with macaroons is indescribably appetizing to the senses. And, flirtatious, I believe, because it tickles the senses. I will continue to have this fragrance in stocks- for a long time had been searching for a vanillic fragrance with almond scent. Show Me Love is definitely not a sugared cotton candy cheapie fragrance. It is a mysterious classy biscotti with a twist.

Fresh, pleasant and very summery. I've been wanting this one for a while because I've been after a good blueberry scent ever since the days of Avon's Electrify Me from the early 2010s, and I found Show Me Love sitting all by itself at my local TK Maxx for £32.99. My local doesn't really stock perfumes anymore so I was really surprised to see it! To my fairly inexperienced nose, I don't get jasmine from this at all. It's a bright blueberry that carries a strong lemony note (my husband thought orange), and as it dries down it becomes more of a shampoo scent that then mellows into blueberry macarons without being sickeningly sweet. It's inoffensive and I'm very happy with this blind buy! I really like the bottle, though I think I'll be storing it upside down just to not risk leaking.

Ahh, finally- an Escada perfume that is DIFFERENT! I love the Escada house, but every year, the 'new' ones always end up smelling so similar to the last! Not this one, though... at first spray, it begins with a BLAST of very tart blueberry, which is super inviting! However, that quickly changes into a more rounded, fruity 'pie' blueberry- and then, turns into an almost nutmeg-ish, subtly bready sort of gourmand type of aroma. The end result is still fruity, VERY delicious, and a bit richer than most of the typical yearly Escada editions. This one has a bit more depth, but is still not super long-lasting, unfortunately. I'd still highly recommend it for anyone liking a fruity scent with a bit of gourmand- the blend is utterly exquisite! I just wish it lasted a bit longer.

This was a blind buy for $19.99 at Marshall’s and wow, it’s DELICIOUS!!! At first spray, you get a blast of mouth watering, semi-tart blueberry. But it quickly turns sweet, and then, I get what is almost a nutmeg note?! It ends up smelling on me like a delicious berry pastry! I love it. The only problem is that, like most Escada scents, it just doesn’t last that long. Also, the bottle is cute but awkward? It sits as a heart but the spray nozzle is on the bottom, as is the cap. So if basically rests upside down, and you turn it upright to spray. I’ve had it for a couple of months and this doesn’t seem to affect its ability to spray properly.

A delightful, invigorating scent. It effervesces with the freshness of ripe berries and carries a distinct, dessert-like sweetness that envelops you in a delicious and soft mist. The fragrance has a reasonably long-lasting presence on both skin and fabric, enduring for about 6 to 8 hours. However, I find myself doubting whether I am perhaps slightly too mature to wear this perfume. Nevertheless, I choose to disregard that, as it's a lovely summer fragrance that I thoroughly enjoy. This isn't a groundbreaking or innovative scent we're dealing with here. But it is an incredibly pleasant and juicy delight.