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So beautiful! The scent is popping with gardenia, apricot and honey. I don't pick up any citrus. I love gardenia and it is prominent.
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This is very herb/woody in the bottle but it dries to a spicy wood. I am not picking up any citrus at all. The wood is grounding and the spice is warm and inviting.
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Modillian hits this one on the head. It's a complicated scent, starting out very sweet and then delivering a shot of liquor that nearly knocks me out. It smooths out on drydown but is still a bit sinister. I am picking up the floral bouquet, particularly the orange blossom and gardenia, but they are in a wooden vase filled with booze. Magnificent.
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This scent is very clean and fresh. It reminds me of a meadow after a spring thundershower. Very nice.
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Wow... this is lovely. The myrrh, musk and honey mix beautifully. It's husky voiced and sexy. It is spicy on initial application and it morphs to a stunning warm and purring sort of scent. LOVE.
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In the imp: Salty aquatic with a hint of floral Wet: a bouquet of flowers in salt water Dry: soapy floral, still with a hint of saltiness I agree with whoever said this would be perfect for a child- it is a sweet, innocent fragrance.
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The first time I tried Bess, I thought it was just a rose scent. Wrong wrong wrong. It is so much more complex! In the imp: I smell herbs, sharp and pungeant. Wet: Orange peel and grape-- there's a bit of mint as an afterthought. Dry: The rose comes out as the other notes fade. However, they do not allow the rose to run rampant. They encourage her with their scents.
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In the imp: smells like fingernail polish remover- I smell acetone. Wet: Patchouli primarily. Dry: Dreaded Hamster Cage odor. Bleccch.
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I am a fan of violet so this one is right up my alley. There's a bit of something breezy and fresh (could it be mint? I don't know- if that's what it is, it's very shy) in the background but it keeps peeking around the corner enough to be noticed. Definitely a summer blend. Pretty, fresh and all sparkly.
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Siren started out very jasmine-ginger. When it dried, the vanilla came out and pretty much stomped everything else. I smell like vanilla. Generic vanilla. Pleasant but non-descript.
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This is one huge lilac and violet bouquet. It goes on strong and has incredible staying power. I do like it but don't see myself reaching for it very often. It is THAT strong.
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Violets. The candy. That's what I get from this. Nothing more.
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In the imp and wet: Jasmine and honeysuckle- very sweet white floral scent Dry: This is a perfect springtime fragrance. Several reviewers have mentioned Easter. That would definitely be the time to wear Eos.
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Pretty pretty pretty. This is dusted cocoa vanilla goodness. There's a little bit of sandalwood in the background that balances the foodiness. And 8 hours later it is still strong and just as pretty.
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In the imp and wet: I find this super-sweet with a spicy peppery edge. Dry: The cloying sweetness has backed off and I detect vetivert, cinnamon and something very herbal. This is nice but not something I would wear often.
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Strong black tea and milk with white pepper, ginger, honey and vanilla, spilled over the crisp scent of clean linen. In the imp: Sweet ginger tea Wet: I'm picking up a bit of vanilla with the spicy sweetness of the ginger Dry: WOW. This is beautiful!! It's a sweet ginger, shot through with vanilla and honey. There's a hint of pepper in the background Definitely bottle worthy
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Oh, my. The combination of sandalwood, amber and vanilla is exquisite. This fragrance is sultry and wispy. This may have to go in the top ten.
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In the imp and wet: I get fresh green something.... and melon. However, it quickly turns to soap. Dry: Soap. Generic soap.
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in the imp and wet: Honey and almonds with spices so strong I got slightly queasy. Dry: Whew! That's over with, thankfully. The drydown is pretty much almonds. The honey is still there but not so sweet anymore. There's a powdery plastic there as well. Nix.
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This starts out fruity but with a sour edge. As it dries, the sourness becomes fairly pronounced. I pick up musk and tea but the sour fruit is overpowering. Not for me.
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In the imp and wet: Citrus- I am smelling grapefruit and lemon. Dry: The sharpness of the citrus backs down and it's much softer. I detect tea and something else that is giving this a bit of an herbal quality. Not bad.
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Lovely wonderful amber abounds in this scent. Combining that with the myrrh and fig that are the primary notes that I detect, Aeronwen is voluptuous and sexy. Love...
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Red musk, bergamot, black currant, mimosa, orchid, patchouli, and lotus root. In the imp: Sweet with a definite sharp edge. Wet: The musk is beautiful! It's a bit sweeter, but not cloyingly so. I am picking up patchouli. I wish I knew the other notes... Dry: Just gorgeous. Soft but with a decidedly wild streak lurking right beneath the surface.
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Am I sniffing the right stuff? I read reviews about lavender and hemp and pomegranate? I smell pine and anise. I like it but I wonder where the other notes have gotten off to.
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This is a lovely dark and musky fragrance... for a man. I find it too... well... dark and musky for me.