Deuteronomy 10:18

[artisjok]

He defends the cause of the fatherless and the widow, and loves the foreigner residing among you, giving them food and clothing.

Hay absolute, patchouli, agarwood, and vetiver.

Wet, Deut. 10:18 is a heavy woody, spiced patchouli, very masculine. I'm guessing the spice & woodiness are from the agarwood, and I can sense some smokiness from the vetiver. As the perfume dries, the hay comes in and coats everything in its sweet grassy warmth- yum! The patchouli remains, but takes more of a background role to the wood spice& hay on me. Throw is stronger than most scents I have, same with wear length.
This is a cozy blend on me, but I'm salivating just thinking of trying it on my partner! Mmmmm... Edited July 16, 2018 by artisjok

[Teaotter]

On wet, this is definitely patchouli-heavy, with a chewiness that reminds me a lot of #Occupywallstreet.

 

After a few minutes, it settles down a bit and that tobacco/cocoa note fades out. Then it starts to smell like cedar. (My skin chemistry, clearly.)

 

Once it's dry, this is a spicy woodsy scent, with a strong hay note. The vetiver is definitely more grassy than smoky on me.

 

Overall, it's definitely on the masculine end of scents, with a pretty low throw but decent wear length.

[lookingglass]

This is just what I needed to hold me over till the Weens drop! A dark, brooding, woodsy, fall invoking blend. I'm reminded of bakoor incense. I find it deeply grounding and not overly harsh. The patchouli, vetiver, and agarwood equally emerge, with the hay note adding softness. It wears close to the skin and melds into it. A smooth, warm, round, earthy blend that's creamy without being overly sweet. I love, love, love it!!

[zankoku_zen]

Smoky patchouli/vetiver with a tinge of hay. Medium throw and wear length.