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No no no no...fruity and sweet. Fake, candied fruit, like orange gummy bears. Not for me.

[No additional description provided.] Lots of spices here, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice. After a bit, I' detecting a slight flowery feeling, but like an edible flower if that make sense. It's kind of bugging me that I can't detect the flower vibe. I'm thinking I'm getting the clove mixed up with carnation, that's it! I'm not all that fond of foody spice blends, but this is different. It's OK, but not something I'm going to go out and buy a big bottle of.

Getting the rose geranium right off. There is a fresh, herbal quality to geranium, and I kind of like the added dimension of the rose. After a bit, kind of sour, but fresh, if that makes sense. Not getting patchouli or anything else for that matter, but the geranium. It's a bit too sour for my liking.

Smells more like orange rather than orange blossom to me. Medicinal, kind of sweet. It reminds me a bit of an orange flavoured vitamin from the health food store that I used to give the kids. It's a little too odd somehow, like the notes don't belong together. Not for me.

Huh? This does not smell at all like the listed notes. I love orange blossom, amber and honey, so I thought that this would be a no brainer. What I'm getting is a tropical, heady floral, overwhelmingly sweet, so that it's almost sickly. Oh well, can't win em all:)

This is a bit sour at first, along with a definite animalistic musk. Sourness fades, and it kind of reminds me of other musky animal blends, like Hunter Moon and others. This is nice, I tend to like these kind of musks and will certainly finish up my half decant.

A little goes a long way here folks! Lot's of fake strawberry and vanilla, though I have to say that it is better than Sprinklecake. Lasts insanely long, it's not too bad, I can see foodies going head over heels on this one, it's definitely 'pink'.

A mishmash of spice and leather, and SPICE, of the cinnamon variety. Red Hots. These notes are great, but together, it is one of the most disjointed scents I have ever smelled. It's like someone poured notes in a decanter without even looking. ZZ is right, it does kind of smell like Spanked, only with more cinnamon.

Given the notes, I thought I would love this one. Alas, it is not to be:( I'm getting a whole lot of fruit and red musk, translating to Hollywood Babylon, a scent I REALLY don't like. Yes, there's apple here, totally uber fruity and rather unpleasant. Not for me.

Yup, grass and dirt. Not a problem, as I like these two notes, more as an atmosphere blend than something I would wear, but this is still nice.

Rather cologney smelling. Sharp, heady and acrid. Not for me.

I'm always a sucker for lavender, and this definitely has it, the herbal variety, less floral. It has a bit of a masculine vibe, which I'm guessing is the oakmoss. This is just 'ok' me, and I own lavender blends that are nicer than this, so no need to upgrade.

Aquatic, but with a touch of foody, like cookies or something like that. Sweeter that other aquatics, fresh. Ok, but fades fast.

I'm finding that the patchouli is less prominent here than the perfume oil and bath oil. That's OK with me, and love both versions. I find most glosses fade in scent, and this is no exception. I still enjoy them, though, and will use up my decant for sure.

Tart and green, more suited for late summer or early fall weather. The bergamot gives it a bit of a citrussy feel.

Peach and vanilla, and something a bit floral, like nectar, but just adds to the tropical feeling of this hair gloss. I REALLY like this, but will use it more in the summer months.

Fall spices, definitely cinnamon, nutmeg, clove. I'm not big on smelling like pumpkin pie spice, but it does smell rather tasty.

Leaves at patch, what more could a girl want? Very fall-like, dusky leaves, with the patch adding a bit of a dirty feel. The scent fades a bit once my hair dries, but it's still quite lovely. WIN!!

Vetiver the most obvious note, for sure. It fades pretty fast, and it smells quite grassy and vegetal. More like dried grasses than anything else. Not picking up any other notes.

I normally use 7 squirts on my hair, that leaves it silky and nicely scented. Boo is perhaps THE strongest hair gloss I've tried to date. It is definitely, foody, fluffy and comforting. Sweet vanilla and marshmallows, but 7 is definitely too much for me, it ends up being rather cloying with that amount, and I can smell it the next day, which is rare for the lab's hair glosses. Still, I like Boo, I've been contemplating a bottle at some point, so I'll use this, but sparingly.

I find Tobacco SN a bit much on its own, but blended it can be quite nice. This one, definitely tobacco here, along with something even more gritty, musky and resinous. The whole effect is a masculine blend for sure, so it's not something I would wear out. It's a tad sour for me, but I'd still like to smell it on a guy.

Smoky and foody. Kind of like pralines and caramel/brown sugar. Love to eat that stuff, but not to smell like it. It definitely smells yummy, and I really could go for something like caramel popcorn right about now. Very comforting, but I probably wouldn't wear it much.

Hellion is that you?? I'll have to do a side by side and report back, but imp to bottle smells quite similar, and I thought of Hellion right away when it touched my skin. Definitely red, not a white blend, not sharp, just warm, spicy and inviting. Red musk is well blended, juicy pom and something spicy. This is a lovely blend, and if I didn't already have Hellion, I'd consider a bottle. WIN!!

I LOVE this one. For some reason, I really like the scent of dirt, and I feel like I'm in the loamiest, comfiest blanket of dirt EVER!! Smells like rich potting soil and clove. Unfortunately, it doesn't smell as strong after my hair dries, BOO. I still love it, and will enjoy the rest of my decant.

Smells, airy and fluffy, like a chocolate meringue. I'm almost getting a marshmallow feeling here. Creamy and yummy. I'll enjoy the rest of my decant.