Escada Magnetism - Pure Sensuality
A man, a woman, a glass wall between them. They gaze at each other longingly, run their fingers tenderly along the glass, press their lips against it, let their imaginations run wild, and imagine what would happen if only the barrier weren’t there... The official commercial for Escada Magnetism makes it palpable—this passion, this magic between lovers, this immense attraction. Launched in 2003, Escada Magnetism took the hearts of perfume lovers around the world by storm. With its oriental-vanilla touch, star perfumers Steve Demercado and Pierre Bourdon hit the mark.
Magnetism Perfume – The Oriental Fragrance from Escada
The magnetic, beguiling scent of Escada Magnetism has become the epitome of sensuality and warmth; it is both alluring and mysterious. The deep purple of the striking glass bottle evokes a crystal, making Escada Magnetism all the more desirable. When it comes to the individual ingredients, Magnetism pulls out all the stops. Sandalwood, precious amber, Indian patchouli, musk, caramel, storax, vetiver, and vanilla create a powerful base note. The extraordinary fragrance composition of Escada Magnetism continues in the heart notes with magnolia, iris, green leaves, freesia, jasmine, basil, caraway, solstice, lily of the valley, rose, and almond blossom. Escada Magnetism reaches its peak in the top notes with pineapple, blackcurrant, melon, lychee, red berries, and cassia. Escada Magnetism is available in 25, 50, and 75 milliliter sizes. Give it a try and let yourself be enchanted!
The individual ingredients make Magnetism an exotic, oriental fragrance. No one would guess that the manufacturer, the luxury group Escada, is headquartered in Aschheim near Munich. Ever since Margaretha Ley (a Swedish top model and trained seamstress) and her husband Wolfgang (an entrepreneur) presented their first collection in 1978, the label’s triumphant rise has been in full swing. Today, Escada is one of the world’s leading fashion companies. Particularly popular: Escada’s women’s fragrances.