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NOTE TO SELF!

This will be my second BPAL order! ^^   6 Imp Set including-- Phobos, Phantom Queen, Wings of Azrael, Bathsheba, Whip, and Depraved -- $19.50   5ml of Rapture -- $15.00   5ml of Doc Constantine --$20.00   5ml of Slippery Poppy Tincture --$15.00   Total w/Shipping Fees : $76.00
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List of my scents I am interested in and why :3

ALRIGHTAY THEN... I want to add all of these scents to my collection. Or, try them out. I'm not sure which yet.   Wings of Azrael-- Ars Morendi--Azrael is the Angel of Death, marked as the last being to die in the Apocalypse. Though a harbinger of doom, his duties are an act of mercy: he curtails human life before world-weariness and despair destroys our spirits. Warm myrrh swirled with a bittersweet blend of violet, Lily of the Valley, juniper, cypess and cajeput. The description of it is definitely something that seems to blend with me well. I am a big fan or myrhh for it's warm, comforting scent it carries for me from my mom's old ylang-ylang myrhh massage oil, and Lily of the Valley, juniper and cypress all remind me of my late grandmother Katherine. She wore a Lily of the Valley something I could never place, plus the trees outside her home were always healthy and strong and in the spring you could smell all things alive outside her home. I cannot wait to try it.   Kroenen-- Hellboy-- Shining black leather, gleaming metal, labdanum, and myrrh From the reviews I've seen, I think that this is one scent I cannot pass up. I am a huge bdsm junkie, so from what I've heard, the scent is right up my alley. Not only that, I am lucky enough to be able to pull off both masculine as well as feminine scents. Maybe it's because I wear them a little more than my feminine ones anyway, but most people say that light, candy, fruity, or overly floral scents are not for me, and that I'm more of a musky, smokey, thick kind of smell.   Envy-- Sin and Salvation-- Green herbs slithering through mint, lime and lavender. My own personal problem. Envy. Jealousy. Slowly growing to malice and a look of uncontained wrath that crosses my face, it is my demon. I do not envy over physical possessions, but a heart. A heart that I destroyed and warped to a being even more beautiful and undeniable, but now frightening as well, changed to a sharp predator by her own hatred, grief, wrath and fear as well as my abuse. The embodiment of my enemy who destroyed my life...   Phantom Queen-- Diabolus-- An epithet of the Morrigan, crow-winged Celtic goddess of war, strife and fertility. Adoration of this Goddess is expressed both through the ecstasy of battle lust and the ecstasy of sexual regeneration. Black orchid, apple blossom, meadowsweet, and rue over Irish moss, hawthorn and red clover. I imagine that this will smell sweet and will adapt to me well, but not come off as too feminine. Plus, I'm in need of some sexual regeneration. Or at least some relearning and healing.   Phobos-- Diabolus-- Twin to Deimos and child of War, Phobos is the embodiment of terror and mortal fear. Chilling white musk, lemon verbena.   Villain-- Diabolus-- A classic Victorian men's cologne: a lavender fougere, with hints of lilac, lime, and citrus musk. Mmmmm-mmm-good. I bet Phobos is like Villain was possessed by a demon of fear, and Villain is just him his normal, mortal self.   Rapture-- Ars Amatoria-- Sensual ecstasy, the blinding red fire of the apex of sexual pleasure: Moroccan rose, Sumatran rose, mandarin, Egyptian myrrh, night-blooming jasmine, bergamot and neroli thrust into Arabian musk. Something I want to enjoy sometime. Egyptian myrhh. Yummy. Mandarin and roses. Edible scent. Neroli and jasmine. Oomph. They smell like that warm rush. And Arabian musk? I bet it tops it all off with something like a hot sigh of releif.   Bathsheba-- Ars Amatoria-- The Seventh Daughter, Daughter of the Oath. She was King David’s lover, and the mother of King Solomon. Her scent is breathtakingly lovely, exotic and powerfully sensual in its innocence: carnation, sensual plum, and Arabian musk. I remember hearing her story as a child. Plum is my favorite fruit, and I always wondered what she'd smell like...   Whip-- Ars Amatoria-- Agony and ecstasy: black leather and damp red rose. Just the crack of one makes my muscles tighten and draws a feeling of longing to my chest, nearly evoking an audible cry in the form of a soft beg of need and heartache, a wish for releif. This is a bit of a placebo-like want, but if it smells good, I'll keep it.   Depraved-- Ars Amatoria-- A salacious, lecherous, leering scent - dirty and dark, slapped with a wet sweetness. Earthy black patchouli swelling with apricot. Apricots are yum, I like wet smells, and earthy scents are wonderful. Plus, the name strikes a chord in my life right now, so it's worth a shot.   Athens-- Wanderlust-- A reformulation and modernization of a true Classical Greek perfume, myrrhine: voluptuous myrrh, golden honey, red wine, and sweet flowers. I've sought a wine scent a while. Plus, myrhh and honey sound mouthwatering. Greek and Roman things are awesome too. I want to visit Venice badly, but the Venice scent doesn't sound like something I'd want.   Apple of Sodom-- Rappaccini's Gardens-- The description is a bit long, but the name is interesting. I just want something that has an apple scent to it, not only that, you can't spell sodomy without sodom. :X   Slippery Poppy Tincture-- Pharmacopoeia-- Supports psychic health and strengthens the astral body. Dissolves and expels telepathic blockage. Every medium should have it. Use before every seance. Poppy flowers, acai berry and honey. From the forumtalk I've heard about it in the reviews, it smells like my kind of scent. I love medicinal scents.   Somus-- Somnium-- Named after the Roman God of Sleep. This blend helps bring on deep, restful, natural sleep. Also, the reviews gave me a little insight on how it behaves, and it sounds like something I'd even wear out as well as to gain solace on restless nights. I like how this sounds.   Wulric the Wolfman-- Carnaval Diabolique-- Friendly, charming, and cuddly, but possessing one hell of a mean streak: cocoa absolute, French vanilla, birch tar, lavender, bourbon vetiver, wild musk, clary sage, and citrus. Sounds yummy. It's worth a shot.   Parthenope-- Carnaval Diabolique-- Honeysuckle, orris, moss, musk, benzoin, oakmoss, and star jasmine. Pretty girl, scents I know I enjoy. Now it is only a matter of embracing her. And finding the cash to do so. *chuckles*   Doc Constantine-- Carnaval Diabolique-- ...After a long heartbeat, the door flap opens. A man steps out wearing a crystal-eyed schnabel mask in the style of medieval plague doctors, carmine streaking his sleeves, vest, and the blonde hair that crowns him. He pulls off the mask, and you see a handsome figure, almost beatific. He rolls a cigarette, lights it, takes a deep pull, and winks at you slyly as he gestures at the multitude of concoctions he has for sale... Sheer musk, cedar smoke, fir needle, black amber and leather. Oh lord, Doc, you had me at hello. I think I've come down with something, baby, cure what ails me. *shivers* The reviews for Doc sound wonderful. I love medicinal smells, so rubbing on a little of his Slippery Poppy then having him slide into bed with me sounds like a wonderful pair...
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