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This one is gorgeous!

I get a lovely combination of the pear, lavender, and some blend of vanilla, bergamot and sandalwood.

It's very soft, but has a good amount of staying power.

It strikes me as a very feminine version of Dorian tbh.

This is equal parts white, creamy chocolate and subtly spiced soft pumpkin

On my skin, wet:
Kinda sour, a little bit boozy

 

On my skin, dry:
Boozy fruity muffins

 

After several hours:
Sugary fruity muffins with a splash of booziness

The Post has made yet another spectacular hair gloss with this one!

It smells like fresh, caramel drizzled apple slices with a squirt of sweet crystalizzed lemon.

Buying backups of this one too.
::snuggles gloss and goblins::

I FREAKING LOVE THIS!

It's just as advertised, blueberry pumpkin muffins!
I get sugary sweet blueberries, just barely spiced pumpkin, and a good douse of bakery muffin smell.
definitely back-up worthy, as I see myself wearing this ALOT!

October is just amazing!

It is a true copper-bronze and the formula is thick but not gloopey

I have been using it as a pedicure color, and it's amazing on my pale, almost translucent, skintone *

This is a beautiful color - to me it's got more of a reddish brown & gold glitz tone to it, but I don't apply more than 1 medium coat.

I would also classify this one as more of a Halloweenie color than Yule, but it's very pretty all the same.

Is the more grown up version of El Dia De Reyes, or perhaps an older cousin. Less chocolate, more coffee.

It's predominantly coffee, but it has a smokey and barely sweet quality to it.

This one is more subtle on me than the Reyes blend, but still quite noticeable after several hours.

SNOWBLIND CLAW POLISH

This is a gorgeous silvery-blue glitter!

It's got an 'Icy' quality to it from a color perspective.
This is my first GLITTER polish from the goblins, and it's texture is more gel-like than I was expecting.

I enjoy it as a sparkly layer over a solid color underneath. I am currently wearing OPI's I Am what I Amethyst under SNOWBLIND, and it's a cold looking pedicure.

This one is glorious!

 

On me, it's a rich sweet tea, with peeks at the mahogany leather!

 

It's pretty straightforward to me, but it's components are deep and luscious.

 

This one might end up being backup bottle worthy!

I also am getting some kind of mild fruit from this, which does a great job of keeping this blend from being too over the top green and snowy.

 

It is a gorgeous blend of cold, crisp greenery and sparkling white snow and ice.

Those berries (?) make this blend interesting beyond pure wintery coldness.

This one is gorgeous!

It's rich purple plums, and cold,cold florals.

The plums are juicy, moderately sweet but not sugary or reminiscent of honey either.

The florals are just the right touch! They strike me as white and barely-there pinks and yellows.

I don't get the snow note, but I'm sure it's what is causing the 'cold' effect on this scent.

A very unique Yule!

This one reminds me of pumpkin latte but minus the coffee note(s).

it's sugary & pumpkiny!

Candied red fruits! Not too sugary sweet, a little bit tart - just right!

I think I was hoping for more of a blueberry scent on this one - but it's still very evocative of something otherworldly.

It's pretty heavy on the eucalyptus at first, then musk dominates for a little bit, then I get the blueberries

 

It reminds me of one of the Blue Moon blends - it must be the blue musk.

This hair gloss is lovely, and quite different from the other glosses I have.

Sweet, sugary lavender & just a touch of pumpkin.

It's a very straightforward scent for me, and I really like this one! It's kind of like the Beaver Moon that was a lavender cheesecake, but without the cheesecake, and pumpkin instead.

A Sea Ghost is a cool, crisp night on the shoreline - with something foreboding, like a sudden storm.
I could pick up on the wooden note, and the salt of the sea was pronounced but not overpowering.

It reminded me of visiting the south Texas coastline in January.

I love this one!

 

It's a maple-laden autumn/winter scent.

I can detect the leaves, but this leaf note seems fresh, not dried.

It was so soothing that it put me right at ease to fall sound asleep after a thin application to my dry forearms.

 

This one is back-up bottle worthy!

In the Bottle:

Fairly strong cedarwood.
It's VERY distinctly cedar - my Husbeast woodworks and the cedar smell was extremely accurate.
I did not detect another other notes at this stage.

On My Skin, Wet:

A blast of more cedarwood, then some very light white florals.
it was reminiscent of a freshly cut & polished piece of raw cedar with a small cluster of wild white flowers tossed on top

On My Skin, Dry:

Still strongly cedar, but now a bit 'dusty' somehow.
the florals become just a wee bit more pronounced, and I think I can detect the rose as it's own note at this stage.

A Few Hours Later:

Again - mostly a musty cedar, but I can definitely detect the white rose from time to time.
it's a 'close to the skin' scent, and captures the essence of a Halloween night perfectly. It's woodsy, ancient, and has a specter of beauty lingering.

While not remotely similar to Samhain as a scent in my view, it's quite lovely and encapsulates a more specific Halloween vision. I think if you like Samhain you will probably like this one just as much if you aren't too sensitive to cedar.

Dead Leaves and Lavender Buds is somehow a bit musky, but you can easily detect the dead leaves note, and the lavender is soft & sweet.

I get equal whiffs of the dead leaves and the lavender buds - I do like the musk quality of this one, even though that doesn't seem to be a component.

It's a romantic fall scent - and quite feminine.

This one is gorgeous!

 

I didn't know what to expect, but it's a sweet gentle apple scent, with breaths of the violet and iris.

To my nose, it's like a pale juicy apple covered in a lilac, floral morning dew.

Very lovely! I am enamored with this one!

First?
oh my!

In the Bottle:
My bottle needed a good shake - it was very distinctly separated between ingredients.
The scent was surprisingly subtle.
I could detect all three notes but I really was expecting the vetiver to jump out and dominate.

On my Skin, Wet:
A blast of the vetiver, then some boozy chocolate & vanilla (?) with just a hint of the apple.

On my Skin, Dry:
The vetiver has subsided a bit, the chocolatey note comes out more, and the apple has become more subtle.

After a few hours:
mostly a chocolatey scent now.
I can still detect traces of apple, and the vetiver has died down quite a bit.

SPOOKY HAIR GLOSS!
This hair gloss was all boozy coconut - a surprisingly summer blend, I did not detect any chocolate (as some people have mentioned in the perfume oil).
There was a very quick and subtle burst of mintyness at first, but it faded almost immediately.
Very pretty, very summery!

This one is a soft, velvety vanilla resin with touches of warm coffee notes

This IS really similar to the SMUT BPAL oil!

I'm not the biggest fan of the smut perfume oil, but this hair gloss seems softer and a little less intense to me, and gorgeous!

I love how this one just lingers in soft wafts of scent - I wore a little overnight and could still smell it in the morning.

I re-applied a spritz to my ends, and it's still quite a gentle scent.