SugarCookie

The Witch Queen! I also like Villaness Killer Beez for Honey ...

I think Snow, Glass, Apples is pretty much a winner. Fearful Pleasure seems rather non-controversial.Also I can't imagine Thalia or Titania offending any senses. Also maybe things like Harlot, Jezebel, MB: Underpants, Dorian...

Dionysia maybe? Faith? Faiza...Midnight on the Midway ... Definitely Moriarty.Snakepits: I personally love Boomslang. Also consider Temple Viper, Habu, Australian Copperhead, Coral Snake and Saw-Scaled Viper

Black Pearl is a favorite but I've never thought of it as aquatic ... I'd consider trying Mock Turtle's Lesson, The Pool of Tears, Fairy Market ...

I second Fruit of Paradise and Morgause.

Also:

Thalia Plumeria, peach, white champagne

Fae

Knave of Hearts

La Belle au Bois Dormant

Delirium

Tamora

Jezebel

Black Pearl

I think Boomslang is fantastic.

ALso Saw-Scaled Viper, Temple Viper, Australian Copperhead are good ones to try.

I'd also say give Lilith Victoria a shot.

I have trouble with this one, I guess it's just not right for me. It smells a bit like burnt sugar if anything at all. I was looking forward to this but Im not getting sweetness complexity or distinct notes when I sniff at this one.

Beautiful apple cider scent. One of my favorite BPALs. I guess this counts as foodie. Crisp warm fall apples, with just the right touch of spices adding a touch of fall to this vivid apple scent.

Very dark, reminds me of dank dark woods. I couldn't wear this but curiousity compelled me to try it, it is uniquely "dark" bpal, try at your own risk. It seems to me like it would be a difficult scent to pull off. I could imagine a man wearing it.

Too heady and incensey for my taste, but one if my favorite scents in that genre. I think the red musk is a sensual note that may work even for those of us who usually shy away from musk notes...

Delicate feminine scent. Very young and innocent, a balanced powdery fresh with a hint of sweetness like delicate white cotton candy. The sweetness of vanilla gives this girlish perfume depth without compromising Dorian's soft simplicity.

The perfect patchouli blend. Sexy and inviting, it's strong without being too heady. It's a feminine scent but there's not subtle about it, it's sultry and sexy without compeising elegance. Ages very nicely.

Aged Snake Oil is fantastic. It's unique and dark and sexy. I love many blends that include Snake Oil as a component. I actually prefer Snake Oil in Boomslang, but the original is a beautifully crafted perfume in it's own right.

Sometimes this one can be a little soapy. The florals can overwhelm. But most of the time the amber adds a layer of warmth of the blend producing an almost warm foodie quality.

Morphing BPAL at it's most amazing froma string burst of freshly cut rose to creeping leather that eventually makes it's way centerstage. This is a fun blend.

Unfortunately for me this blend is one of my BPAL disappointments. BPAL's honey note doesn't work on me. And the honey in this blend becomes overpowering and cloying on my skin. I keep trying it periodically hoping age or variances in skin chemistry will make a difference but no luck so far. Still holding out hope for a nicely aged sample.

This one is much too heavy for me. It smells like very strong traditional perfume. I think this scent could work on a man or woman. The notes blend nicely and this oil does what it's meant to...but I find it overpowering. It makes me feel like sneezing a little.