Escape by Calvin Klein, reimagined as a convenient body oil in a compact roll-on — a discreet, everyday fragrance solution designed for men who want a steady, confident scent without bulk. The iconic aromatic green profile, originally launched in 1993 and crafted by Steve Demercado, now comes in a portable 1/3 oz bottle that slips easily into a pocket or bag. One drop, all day presence.
Why this roll-on body oil stands out
- Travel-ready and pocket-friendly: a 1/3 oz roll-on that fits perfectly in a travel kit, gym bag, or desk drawer for on-the-go refreshment.
- Oil-based formula for smooth application: glides onto pulse points with a calm, controlled release that helps the scent linger without overwhelming the senses.
- Long-lasting aromatic greens: a refined blend built from fresh top notes, a herby heart, and a warm, earthy base to carry you through the day.
- One drop for all-day fragrance: a simple, effective approach to daily wear—apply once and enjoy subtle, enduring scent from morning to night.
Fragrance profile
- Top notes: eucalyptus, melon, juniper, grapefruit, mango, bergamot — opening with crisp brightness and a touch of sweetness.
- Middle notes: rosemary, cypress, fir, sage, birch, sea notes — a green, resinous heart that adds depth and clarity.
- Base notes: sandalwood, amber, patchouli, oakmoss, vetiver — grounding warmth and a woodsy finish that lingers.
Ideal use cases
- Daily wear: a subtle, confident signature that won’t overpower a workplace environment.
- Layering option: pair with other grooming products for a cohesive scent story that’s uniquely yours.
- Travel and commute: lightweight, fast-applied fragrance that’s ready when you are.
- Gift idea: thoughtfully packaged for someone who appreciates a classic, well-rounded men’s fragrance.
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