angelicruin

Dark, resinous floral. Some hint of sweetness and it does have a certain boozy quality to it as well.

Wet, there's rose and lemon notes apparent. As it begins to dry, it takes on a creamier quality that I assume is the vanilla. I'm picking up the gardenia and jasmine on dry down, but gardenia edges out over jasmine in throw.

I'm getting honey, musky vanilla, and I think Jasmine. Though the jasmine is behaving on my skin for once.

This is a very soft floral fragrance. Slightly sweet. It reminds me of dryer sheets though, which smell great with the laundry, but not so much what I want in a perfume.

Panther Moon and the LE Honey scents:

Wet, this starts off with a strong snow note and pine and just a little amber noticeable in the background, but once it fully dries, the pine and snow notes completely disappear and I'm left with this dusty amber & black musk scent. Dark and sensual.

A definite snow note as soon as I apply to my skin. Plus florals and something bitter.

Lovely vanilla and soft floral and almost a trace of honey. Very pretty and feminine.

This spray is awesome. As I spray it, I can smell cloves, wine, tobacco, and something almost anise-like, maybe it's the absinthe. I love this spray and wish the Trading Post had released it in larger quantities.

Right after application, all I could smell was gritty machine oil. However, the leather note did begin to emerge after a couple minutes on my skin. I get the smell of well-oiled leather, a slight metallic note, and occasional whiffs of tobacco on the dry down. Though not my favorite of the Bat's Day 2010 scents, it has its redeeming qualities.

In the bottle and wet on my skin, fizzy orange soda. Smells exactly like Minute Maid Orange Cola on me. The fizzy note dissipates as it dries and this settles down to a soft citrus orange scent. So very different from the released version. I think I like the released scent more, but I do really like this one and will be keeping my bottle, I think.

I'm in love. Very dark, resinous. One of the few BPAL blends where I can smell EVERY note. Most predominant notes on my skin though are dark musk and incense.

Vanilla & Cherry Liqueur on my skin. The cherry is definitely there, but it's not overpowering on my skin. As it dries, the musk softens the scent even more.

Yes, a very pink scent. Strawberries and musk are strongest notes on my skin. Very sweet and candy-like. One of my favorites from Bat's Day 2010.

Wow, this is really quite beautiful. Soft roses and faintly spicy musk. This is not an in-your-face rose scent. Very subdued and slightly sweet.

Lily and Dragon's Blood. Turns soapy on my skin less than a minute after application.

I get roses and sharp mint on my skin. It's an odd combination, but strangely appealing on my skin. Still don't believe this is something I would reach for very often.

Like Edens Sixth Day said, this does remind me a bit of some of the BPAL champagne blends. Overall, it's very fizzy and smells a lot like Mountain Dew.

This was quite different in the wet stage than I thought it would be. Wet on my skin, it's a very fresh, almost outdoorsy green scent. I agree with GRR that, dry, it smells very much like clean cotton sheets. And, yes, I would love this as an atmospheric spray.

Oooh love the Bat's Day labels! Great job, Alicia!!!

Tobacco smoke & wood. The cologne note is vaguely nauseating to my nose. Unfortunately, not one I'm going to want to wear.

Cypress & hickory. A little too sweet right after application, but settles down a bit as it dries. Generally woodsy-floral feel to this scent. A bit sharp to my nose.

This is a slightly sweet, floral blend on my skin. I get magnolia more than any other note and cannot smell the sage on me.

This is a perfectly balanced blend of incense, soft rose, and tobacco on my skin. The wood is very subtle and in the background.

Right after application, PEPPERMINT. The mint begins to soften to more spearmint on my skin, and I begin to pick up a metallic note and ozone. I can't smell the violet note and after sniffing this perfume for 10 minutes straight, I could taste it on the back of my throat. Another one for me stash away for next cold to clear the sinuses. The mint never completely dissipated on my skin, other than softening a little bit as the metallic and ozone notes came out.