little_galaxie

Wow, this DOES smell exactly like Snow White. And it seems to get even stronger as it dries down. I don't smell any mint at all, but there's a cool tinge in my nose after I sniff my wrist, so it's supremely blended. Like Snow White, this is a warm scent that manages to evoke the cold. Excellent, and I'm so glad I have a replacement for Snow White that I can get for half the price!

This is a very citrussy scent that remindes me a bit of Tarot: The Star. The ginger is very warm and rich while the fresh grass keeps everything light and sweet. What an interesting, contraidctory scent! I quite like it, it has a very "golden" feel. The notes sound like they shouldn't go together, but they do.

Sadly, Ostara was a disappointment. Resins + florals = blech on me, and in this frankinscence and orris completely take over. It's kind of a murky scent, and not as springy as I would have liked. Hopefully, this month's April Fish'll satisfy my springy-floral needs.

This is my favorite apple scent EVAH, and I've tried almost every apple scent out there. It's very sweet, and Beth has done an amazing job of making it smell like an apple orchard as opposed to a single apple. It's a gleaming, juicy, red smell, and one of my everyday staples.

Oh Eggnog...you beautiful noggy goodness, why have I discovered you so late??? This is the *ultimate* foody scent, it trumps Monsterbait: Closet (although we'll have to see about those new monsterbaits, won't we...). It's perfectly sweet, rich, nutty, boozy, creamy, and all around perfect. How I wish I had a bottle.

This starts out like EGHM on me - yeasty and bubbly, but then turns into pure cassia. I like cassia well enough, so this is a "meh" kind of scent for me.

The Scarlet Woman, aglow with sensual indolence: red musk, benzoin, caramel accord, golden honey, and spiced Moroccan unguents. This is super!incense here, this is. Also agree w/above poster in that there's somthing animalistic and musky in here, though definitely not civet-like. If it were, I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole. But this is growing on me, I think. Wouldn't wear it often, but it's an interesting blend.

This is a knock-you-off-your-feet floral. Honestly, the jasmine in here is a doozy. It's just so RICH, and I'm not sure I'm the kind of person who can wear this kind of blend. It has a presence of its own.

Ye gods, I thought I would never find a scent I love more than Blue Moon but here it is - and in fact, the very reason I bought it was because of the Blue Moon comparisans. But this - this is better. This is quite possibly the single best thing I have smelled in my entire life. Some people say the smell of their babies is pure heaven, but I can't attest to that because I don't have nor every plan to have a baby and that is besides the POINT. The point is, TOXIN is what heaven SHOULD smell like, and the fact that this scent is unreleased and I only have ONE LITTLE IMP is breaking my heart and causing me to become incoherant and typing long run on sentences and using excessive CAPS. *falls to the floor weeping* Honestly, Beth, if you make this scent GC, or even release it as an LE for a while, I will buy so many bottles you will never have to lift another finger, although I suspect that would cause more Bad than Good, as we very appreciate you lifting your fingers in the first place to give us so many other wonderful scents besides Toxin. *sniffs, wipes eyes, and tries to pull herself together.*

l love me some apples, so naturally I was drawn to this scent, but unfortunately i was looking for spring!apples as opposed to the evil ones. And even while I won't wear this as much as say, Ladon or The Hesperides, it captures the concept it was set out to evoke very well. The apple in here is perfect, crisp, and tart, and it's hard to see how anyone could resist it. Unfortunately, the oleander comes and ruins the fun, as usual.

To the person who gave me a sniffie of this, I BOW AT YOUR FEET. I've actually had this for a long time, just never been inspired to review. Definitely a sexy blend, but sexy in a different way than Snake Oil. This is more confident, somehow - the scent of a woman who knows too much, has seen too much, but is damn OK with that. Thankfully, the clove doesn't amp up. I get a luscious blend of ripe black cherry, light rose, and tobacco that miraculously doesn't turn on me. I love it, but it breaks my heart that I'll probably never get more. Sigh. I don't know why I keep doing this to myself.

This isn't coconut milk, but the sweet, juicy, slightly grainy texture of coconut meat (inasmuch an odor can have a texture ). It may be a bit too sweet for me and not as smooth and rich as I prefer my coconut, but like the previous reviewer said, it is a good coconut note, so I'll be keeping the imp!

I kinda bought an imp of this out of sheer curiosity, because the description fascinated and frightened me at the same time. Well, there's nothing frightening about this at all, it's a lovely lemon-aloe scent, a bit more sharp than Embalming Fluid was but that's the one it bears the most resemblance to. I'm glad I got to try it, but I won't be buying a big bottle of this.

I am in LOVE with this particular Heroine, even though I was suspecting something much more sensual from the description. And this is sensual, just not in a seductive, come hither kind of way. Vasakasajja remindes me of a woman who's open, confident, and unabashed about her femininity. The vanilla in here is one of the most gorgeous I've ever smelled, it's just so rich and smooth. I'm so glad the Faces of the Heroine haven't been taken down yet as it gives me time to buy a bottle.

Wow...really, they smell like tears. If you don't like aquatics, you won't like this. "Haunting" is the best word I can use to describe it.