Safyr Drathmir

In the Bottle: Incense, Cotton Candy, Summertime flowers. On Me: Creepy. There's this backdrop of creepy here. It's not as Ozone heavy as Stormclouds on the Midway(review to be posted later), but it's faintly present. I get Incense Cotton Candy, and the hothouse florals, but there's this fun bit of creepy in here I can't figure out, but love. On My Son: Ick. Cotton Candy Incense doesn't make a good cover for flower farts.

I was asked to start posting our CD reviews here, so I'm modifying our format from my original reviews for here, so let's see if it works. In the bottle: Sweetened Lemon zest with a heavy musk(I almost didnt try it when I smelled the musk, because it rarely works with my chemistry), and a bare whisper of a spicy, floral scent. On me: Sweet Lemon curd with some Vanilla custard and Coconut cream stirred in. On the dry down, the musk and spiced florals combine to get this thick incense blending with the sweet scents. So pretty much Lemon Curd and Incense. This is probably my favourite so far(as I've gone through twelve bottles and headed for 12+1). On My Son: He got a huge spicy blast of Opium that nearly overwhelmed him, but I asked him to wait a few minutes if he could. He soon got Lemon Curd, and a smoky incense-like vibe. He said it was too much for him, and went to soak his wrist.

Beth and Puddin are amazing. I have allergies to Strawberry, Kiwi, and Hemp, and while they are generally made with bouquets, accords, and the like, I still react very badly to them. They are very sweet and do respond whenever they can get a minute when you ask about allergens, so never be afraid to ask.

To my nose, all H&S smells foul, but for close to your description, try Shoggoth, and layer a chocolate note.