angelicruin
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Tart cherry and buttery toffee on my skin. Very yummy.
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This is boozy apple on my skin. Great apple scent.
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Buttery baked blackberry tart on my skin. I don't get the rose until it's almost fully dry. Nice, and a close cousin to Crumpet Rebellion.
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Very sweet. Creamy vanilla & dragon's blood and as it dries, a bit of almond.
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This is mostly dragon's blood with a touch of floral on my skin. Tends to go soapy on my skin on the dry down.
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Oooh, I applied to my skin and immediately it's this deep red wine and roses scent. Shortly after initial application, it turns more like grape on me, reminding me a bit of Soothing System. On the drydown, the grape goes away and I am left with violets, rose, and a faint red wine scent. I really like this one. Probably not enough for a bottle, but I will keep my imp.
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On my skin, I get very rich soil mingled with soft rose. The dirt note definitely keeps the rose in line. If you are a lover of earthy scents, this is definitely one to try. I'm not one for dirt scents, but I have to admit that I don't mind this one on me at all.
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Chewing Little Bits of String
angelicruin replied to brwnpaperhag's topic in Black Phoenix Trading Post
This turned out to be a surprise love for me. No lettuce note apparent on my skin. It's just a lovely creamy tea with very light lemon. A delicate scent with just the right amount of sweetness. -
This is mostly mint and lemon on my skin. Yet another Phoenix that is bright and cheery smelling on my skin.
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The Nameless City Drive-In Theatre
angelicruin replied to Lycanthrope's topic in Retail Exclusive Oils
I get grass as the strongest note in this blend, but I also pick up a bit of metal, but not sharp metallic, more a sweet metal note. And yes, this too goes soapy on my skin on the dry down. Glad I just tried a decant of this rather than buying a bottle. -
Wow, this is just a gorgeous blending of notes. Red patchouli, musk, leather, a little (but not too much) lemon, vanilla, and wood. Sweet, but not too sweet. I can't stop huffing my wrist.
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Whoa, heavy tobacco & plum with this one. But I do really like it. Cypress comes out shortly after initial application. I'm not really detecting the lettuce note...and this does get sharper on the dry down. I get that strong metallic note as well. Still, plum and tobacco remain the strongest notes on my skin.
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I have to agree that there is definitely a violet-like note in this scent. Very reminiscent of Faith with a little pear mixed in. It does border on being "soapy" as it begins to dry down, but fortunately never quite reaches that point on my skin. Another one, I wouldn't mind having more than my decant of.
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This is a very sunshine, bright scent. I get lemon verbena the strongest on my skin, but I also get metallic, honey, and amber-like notes as well as a faint bit of citrus orange. I really like this scent and wouldn't mind getting a full bottle of it.
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On my skin, this is sharp, VERY sharp. Definitely picking up the metal, bitter blood, clove, and myrrh. I had tried to let this settle a couple weeks before giving up on it, but I think it might just be too much for my chemistry. It softens a little on dry down, but not enough for my tastes.
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Wet on my skin, the pink pepper and sweet orange notes stand out above all others. As it begins to dry, the apricot note emerges. I also pick up a faint bit of rose and a little patchouli, but not in-your-face patchouli. Pink pepper note disappears entirely on dry down. Dry, this is orange, apricot, rose, and amber. This one is going to age nicely.
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Wet on my skin, this is mostly lavender. As it begins to dry, the sandalwood note emerges, but this remains most a lavender scent on my skin.
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Wet on the skin, it's frankincense and sage. As it dries more, goes more to sage. I know this blend has a lot of different notes in it, but the sage seems to overpower just about everything else on my skin.
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Wet on the skin, tropical aquatic plant. The more it dries, the saltier it smells. Very green scent.
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Wet on the skin, I get rooty tobacco. It's a slightly sweet tobacco too. The leather note begins to emerge on my skin during dry down, eventually replacing the snakeroot. Fully dry, it's a sweet tobacco leather scent.
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Wow, yes, thanks for posting pics. I am so excited now! My Inquisitions should be in the mail tomorrow.
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The very generous fairnymph gifted me with a testable amount of this lovely scent. Sniffing the imp, I smell anise. Wet on the skin, I'm getting the following notes: anise, creamy lemon, and tea. Dries down lemon & licorice. Lemon and licorice are favorite notes of mine, so I really must track down a bottle of this for myself.
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This arrived in the mail yesterday. I immediately had to try it out even though I know I should allow these to settle overnight. Anyway, yesterday when I applied it to my skin, it was all creamy carnation with no amber even on dry down. This morning after settling overnight, I still get that gorgeous creamy carnation note, but once it fully dries, it's a soft powdery amber scent.
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Here's a few phoenix labels plus the resurrecteds...
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Wet on the skin, woody red musk. As it dries, I begin to get the amber and sandalwood notes as well, but the rosewood and red musk remain the strongest notes in this blend. Very nice.