Court Analyst/Strategist Report post Posted April 3, 2006 Can anybody reccomend any scents that seem to immediately make you think of them as being 'red or brown' (also gold)? Many of my favorites give me the impression of being one variation or another of these colors and I'm looking to expand my red/brown collection of scents even further. A few of my favorites: Variations of Red: Fenris Wolf Bloodlust Variations of brown: Buck Moon Luperci Pit and the Pendulum Fallen (more of a variation on a very light resinous color/gold variation than brown) Thanks in advance for any help Court Share this post Link to post
snowfox090 Report post Posted April 3, 2006 Spellbound. Whenever I smell it, I get an impression of vivid, glowing red and gold. Morocco's also good, in a soft lightly-browned red way. Share this post Link to post
marzstar Report post Posted April 3, 2006 brimstone and burial are both brown to me zombi might be good for brown (with a touch of red due to dried blood and roses) anything with dirt in it makes me think brown therefore, straight up graveyard dirt may be your best bet now that i think of it jazz funeral too perhaps (is this your association of brown?) (or do you think like more chocolate or nutty?) & what's your association / perception of red ? like do you think more of blood, or fruit, or of heat & spice? or even roses! ? they're red. things with dragon's blood or red musk (even though it smells bad on me) or with myrrh or with cinnamon might be good chimera is good for cinnamon. blood is great too. & mars is the red planet ;] bordello is red to me, very cherry red devil, red phoenix, red queen... sheesh there's more than i thought i suggest you search "red" ha hope i helped more than confuse hehe good luck Share this post Link to post
xith Report post Posted April 3, 2006 Do you like amber? 'Cause The Lion is very, er, lion colored. Gold/brown. Share this post Link to post
dnipbhsw Report post Posted April 3, 2006 To me, Nosferatu is a muted, dusty brown with tiny flecks of dark, dark green, the color of old, dried herbs. Share this post Link to post
Capriquarius Report post Posted April 3, 2006 (edited) To me, Bengal is a very exotic, red/gold scent. I associate heat/spices with red, I guess. I think Velvet is very much a fuzzy, chocolate brown scent, and Tombstone is brown/sparkly gold cedar and vanilla. Alone, Anne Bonny, Scherezade and Blood Moon with their combination of notes are very red/brown for me, as well. And I agree with whoever says The Lion is a gold scent. On that note, so is Coyote! Edited April 3, 2006 by Capriquarius Share this post Link to post
sarahmarie Report post Posted April 3, 2006 Wrath is definitely red - literally and in terms of its scent. Three Witches = brown Morocco = gold Share this post Link to post
Thacerine Report post Posted April 3, 2006 The Red Queen was very much red and brown on me -- not surprising, since it's cherries and wood Share this post Link to post
ajcj213499 Report post Posted April 3, 2006 I second The Lion- it's very golden. You might want to try Dragon's Heart for a reddish brown. It's really nice. Share this post Link to post
Mountaingrrl00 Report post Posted April 3, 2006 Sed Non Satiata and Smut for rich red-browns. Jacob's Ladder for warm gold. Greed for cool gold. Share this post Link to post
lizardling Report post Posted April 4, 2006 Other people have pointed out The Lion, but for me that's more of a gold with a dab of red. I'd add Wolf's Heart to the list, not just because of the dragon's blood in it -- it has that faint metallic tang to it. Share this post Link to post
ayelienne Report post Posted April 4, 2006 To me, Blood Kiss seems very reddish brown... Share this post Link to post
lady_pandora Report post Posted April 5, 2006 (I love the questions that involve putting a color to a smell--my brain works like that all the time, and so these questions are fun!) Blood Amber=red and gold Sed Non Satiata=reddish brown Sin=reddish brown Blood Lotus=red and pale yellow Lilith=dark purplish red Khephra=golden brown Cerberus (discontinued)=dark red and brown Share this post Link to post
jarvenpa Report post Posted April 5, 2006 Faustus seems very deep crimson/soft brown to me (it has cinnamon and frankincense, I think, and something else). It is lovely. Share this post Link to post
septima_pica Report post Posted April 5, 2006 I'm amazed no-one has yet mentioned Laudanum. Share this post Link to post
Medici Report post Posted April 5, 2006 (edited) Legend: Fenris Wolf: to me is brown brown Blood Moon: Red Brown Red Phoenix: Red Red Sin: brown Samhain: Brown/ochre Bordello: Red/violet Smut: Red/Brown Dracul: Red/brown Montresor: Burnt red/violet Snake Oil: Brown with a strip of creamy beige Haunted Palace: Brown, flecked with gold Hellfire: Brown/black Helle's Belle: Light Brown/gold Grandmother of Ghosts: brown brown brown grey brown black brown Alright, so this isn't BPAL, but when I think red brown I also think of Arcana's Burlesque. (Don't hurt me!) Edited: Best slip of the finger yet. Spelled "Snake Oil" as "Snail Oil" Edited April 5, 2006 by Medici Share this post Link to post
brownbear Report post Posted April 5, 2006 Coyote is golden brown to me. Cerberus=deep brown Blood Moon= deep auburn Port au prince=brown and fizzy Smut= medium reddish brown Death Cap=gold mixed with brown The Great Sword of War=brown Red Lantern= red-brown and some charcoal too Tombstone=dry brown Hearth= reddish brown Kali=sort of red brown Wrath=red (but that could be the color influencing me) Share this post Link to post
Court Analyst/Strategist Report post Posted April 5, 2006 Wow, so many suggestions so quick after posting! Thanks guys, this forum is so helpful. When I have more time at lunch tomorrow, I'll start compiling a list from this of imps for my upcoming Moon order. My mind often associates a color (or combination of colors) with a scent pretty quickly after smelling it (even when I don't know the notes very well), so everybody's suggestions have been very informative to me. Thanks! Court Share this post Link to post
Caltha Report post Posted April 8, 2006 When I write my reviews, I write the name of the scent in the colour I associate it with. It may not always be spot-on since there are so few hues to choose from, but here's a list of red/brown scents based on that (regardless of whether I like the scent or not): More reddish: Red Devil Bordello Marquise de Merteuil Fenris Wolf Dragon's Heart Lurid Lampades Perversion Rosalind Bengal Tintagel Kabuki Kali More brownish: Gomorrah Depraved Ulalume Gingerbread poppet Penny dreadful 13 Mabon Hellfire Zombi Nemesis Penitence Lust Centzon Totochtin Hamadryad Devil's Night Wrath Freak Show Wildfire Velvet Kyoto Scherezade Faustus The Red Queen Djinn The Hesperides Share this post Link to post
tart Report post Posted April 12, 2006 Check this out too! http://www.bpal.org/index.php?showtopic=3687 Share this post Link to post
emzebel Report post Posted April 7, 2008 Mmmm. I'm all about the red scents... I think that red musk is what is the biggest tip for me in this sense, although I also like the red ginger and the Dragon's Blood. My top five red scents would be: 1. Mme. Moriarty 2. Count Dracula 3. Red Moon (either version) 4. Blood Moon 5. Red Phoenix Share this post Link to post