Sunset Heat (2006)
by Escada

If fruity scents are your thing, then you can't help but love Sunset Heat. They are and I do. I smell peach, mango, pineapple and lemon in this one. My only criticism is that, even though I douse myself very liberally initially, it has zero staying power and I need to re-apply it often. Unfortunately, zero staying power is the Achilles heel of the entire Escada line of limited edition summer fragrances. It's a pity that fragrances that smell so wonderful and cost as much as they do don't last all day long.

8th August, 2010.

Alcohol fruit juicyish when first applied then a sort of spilled/slighty spoilled fruit drink or mangos that fell from the tree and are eaten by the birds and insects .Ultra ripe mango fruit VERY VERY VERY SWEEET!!!! in a juicy way the mango has a bit of that freshness to it .
Not really a favorite of mine I got a mini of this in a lot of several minis online .Passing to my boss who likes ultra sweet scents.I suspect she may have a different skin type than mine.

12nd June, 2010.

This one gets a little too strongly musky and has an alcoholic smell...I love the fruit but the "cocktail" part just turns me off.

12nd April, 2010.

Oh dear, did you just spill some of that fruit cocktail on your bikini?

Frankly, that's what it smells to me. It works well enough as a room fragrance in a tropical resort, but as a skin scent? Ugh.

5th February, 2010. (Last Edited: 6th February, 2010.)

I like it. Sometimes, I admit it~ I want to smell like a tropical drink. I prefer Rockin' Rio to this, but Sunset Heat is definitely not bad on hot summer days... or on days it's so cold you would like to dream you're on a beach! The top notes are sharp; musky drydown is soft.

26th December, 2008.

Very sweet tropical fruit scent - I wouldn't mind eating or drinking something that tastes like "Sunset Heat" but I definitely don't want to smell like it.
As a perfume designed for the youth market it's not too bad - there are worse.

11th January, 2008.