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Everything posted by zankoku_zen
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Woof. Definitely honey and roses. It's a very voluptous scent. I like the combination of honey/rose on the sandalwood, despite how aggressive this blend is on me.
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Again, light resinous floral. On me however, the wispy ethereal florals (the part that I liked) burns off almost immediately and I'm left with an incensey resinous blend. Which is very pretty, but not what I wanted from this blend. I dodged the bullet? Yeah, I think so.
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Ah yes, water logged florals. I get a very strong woody/nutty base from this though. I like aquatics, but not swampy ones...
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This one is definitely a creamy sasparilla. On wet, I got more of the pine note out of it, but it dries down to a very strange, slightly fruity milky scent. In fact, it kinda reminds me to Milk Moon 07. Except not tropical.
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WOW. This is a pine tree. Like pine and juniper berries, and the sticky sap. You know how you can buy a 'fake' Christmas tree fragrance so you can spray your plastic tree and try and pretend it's a real pine tree? Yeah, it's kinda like that except a GAJILLION times better. Because this ACTUALLY smells like a real tree. God, part of me loves how 'sappy' and 'green' this tree scent is. The other part of me wonders why would I ever want to smell like a Christmas tree.
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Wow, I really get the grape/strawberry on dragon's blood. This is a sweet, spicy scent. Sweet, but not in the sugar way. I wish I got more of the florals in this one...
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So this one was a green floral at the beginning, and it's dried to a super sweet hibiscus and powdery sort of floral. Erm. Yeah, not very helpful. But I don't like how cloyingly sweet this has become.
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CCCXX - 320, previously reviwed by fairnymph Yup, definitely get ginger and coconut. It's not the coconut of death, but more of the coconut you get in a tropical drink. This one could have very well been part of the Atomic Tiki Lounge. It's got that jungle tropical vibe, the ginger and coconut with a fruity floralness. Meh.
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This is a very light blend on me. It slightly berryish, the jasmine is soft and subtle.... It's light, pretty and feminine. And I find it to be NOT what the painting evokes. At all. And after half an hour I can't smell a damn thing. My skin ate this right up.
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This is Snake Oil and black musk. The black musk is the most prominent characteristic. The Snake Oil considerably sweetens the black musk on me.
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Definitely vetiver - this is dark, deep, dank and just... dirty. I think this might also have some black patchouli on me. Strong. Dark. Sinister.
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I see why people get a strong pencil shaving from this one --- it's very cedary with strong undercurrents of patchouli and dirt. Yup. It's like a freshly sharpened pencil on me.
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Guh. This is so good. I think I might have to spring for a partial, or something. Cuz this smells like spicy apple cider. And it's delish. Mmm.
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... A gossamer scent, as light as a spider’s footfall, touched with sighing mists: pallid flowers, dusty woods and soft herbs. For me this started as wispy green scent. That dried to dust. Seriously, that's all I can smell now. SAD.
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Grr. There is something here I don't like. It might be the sage. This sort of smells like cough syrup on me. Ugh.
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Oh man, this was ever so faint on my skin at the beginning. Very wispy, kind of Irish fog among the heathers green sort of scent. It's masculine in a cool green foresty way. Unfortunately on me, it kinda goes a little Irish Spring. Ah well.
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I don't get as much of the carnation from this blend as I would like... this is an interesting patchouli --- just a bit powdery, with hints of carnation and orange blossom. I think this is a good starter/newbie patchouli blend. I can't believe I missed it. I'm not a fan of patchouli but this blend is almost pretty to me.
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I definitely find this one to be a more traditional sort of perfume. I get the rose water and perfume the most, and on wet there was this ever so slight tinge of tobacco. Interesting.
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This one is caramel and butter --- it does kinda smell like caramel popcorn and peanut butter brittle. There's something in this blend however that smells ever so slightly to plastic. Yup. Not for me.
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I was also figuring on evil jasmine rearing its head up --- but evanescence nailed it. This is a smooth, spring floral. Very delicate, and feminine. It's very light, and it makes you think of sunshine, and flowers, and a pretty day in the garden. I would consider this very appropriate for a young girl to wear.
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Oh god, this is candy alright. The best description for me is strawberry rock candy. It's got the strawberry and the sugar, and just a hint of plastic to it on me. Nuts. I *really* wanted to love this. On WC it was awesome, but its possible that I mixed a few scents up here and there.
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This one is a sweet, resiny blend. I get the frankincense and sage from this. Well blended, golden. Not my cup of tea, but very pretty.
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CX - 110, previously reviewed by Black Tauna You know, I don't get the buttery popcorn of it. I got this flash of sugary bubblegum, almost like a pop, and a fizzy sugariness. I get candy, cotton candy to be precise, and maybe just a hint of the popcorn. It's like going to the carnival and glutting yourself on cotton candy and popcorn. DCII - 603, previously reviewed by sookster Huh. I don't get the spices. I get ivy and greenness from this. I got a very green, herby kinda scent. As it dried, I got a little dryer sheet from it. Now... I'm getting the pepper. Interesting... but not for me.
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Ah, Huesos. I am very torn on you. Yes, I am. So on wet, I get a teensy bit of orange, cake batter and the funeral flowers. As it dries, I get more of the custard coming out and the flowers are forgotten. It's like cake and egg custard on my skin. Unfortunately, I think the vanilla used, or something, turns just slightly plasticky on me. But... egg custard! *sigh* But I know... it's not really gonna work out between us. Sad.
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Hmm.. I can see this one being along the lines of previous Samhains, and PP #5 2007. It's got that ivy/pumpkin thing going on, but on me I also get the dry leaves and alot of nuttiness. Perhaps too nutty? If you think the pumpkins are too buttery, give this blend a whirl. It's got it as a component, but it's not in your face. Very nice and seasonal.