angelicruin
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This is strong herbal mint on my skin. Would definitely clear my sinus passages if my allergies were acting up or I had a cold. Does soften a little as it dries to a minty grape scent, but not really something I'd wear as perfume.
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Powerful Sumatran patchouli and enigmatic Brazilian copaiba with pao d’arco, cacao absolute, bourbon vanilla, Ceylon cinnamon, and tobacco.
This scent is strong patchouli on my skin while wet. As it dries, the patchouli note settles somewhat and I begin to smell the tobacco note more strongly. Fully dry, the patchouli and tobacco notes are well-balanced with wafts of vanilla and spice. -
EL NUEVO PURITANO
The wicked wrath of moral panic: unmoving, rigid oak, dry leather, tonka, gunpowder tea, and pious olibanum with a core of perverse and furtive vanilla bean, bay leaf, clove bud, and lime.
On my skin wet, this is a lightly spicy wood scent with traces of clove and lime. As it begins to dry, the leather note emerges and it eventually fully dries on my skin to a mild spicy wood and leather fragrance on me. Nice, but I'm not sure I would wear it enough to justify keeping the bottle. -
I smell this and think of sticky cotton candy stuck to leaves of grass. Definitely makes me think of the county fair when I wear it.
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More than any other note, I get a creamy lavender scent on my skin. I love the released version of New Orleans and I am finding this proto version to be different, yet still very lovely on my skin.
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Plum and red musk. I'm one of those who likes this proto version better than the released version on me. Smells amazing in my SGA locket too.
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Lots of cherries and brandy in this one. So much better on me than the prior Berry Moon a couple years back. Red musk is not at all overpowering (can sometimes be on my skin type). Overall, I this lunacy scent.
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This is a spicy honey tobacco on my skin. The orange blossom note is very subtle on my skin.
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This is heavy bourbon vanilla on me with a green herbal undertone. Think this one will age wonderfully.
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I get almost all vetiver right after application.
It does soften as it dries and I begin to pick up the mallow/vanilla-like note. Definite woodsy undertone on my skin as well.
This one had a lot of potential, but is just not behaving with my skin. Even dry, I still pick up more smoke & vetiver than I like in my fragrances.
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I definitely agree with the Sangria references. This blend's blackberry note is bold and strong mixed with a dark sweet musk. The scent has that dark feel to it without being harsh.
LOVE this one!
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This starts out like fizzy citrus candy on my skin. As it settles down, I pick up the geranium note, which always goes soapy on me. I can barely detect the red musk in this blend. In the end, all I really can smell is soap, so I have to pass on this one.
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This is a lovely delicate blend of coconut, carnation, and pear on my skin overlayed with incense. Very soft and feminine.
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Wet on my skin, I get a fruity lime skittles scent mixed with a note resembling pink pepper. The lime note disappears quickly and like prior reviewer I begin to smell anise/licorice, which I love. Dry, it's pink pepper and anise on my skin. This is a keeper for me.
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Creamy vanilla sandalwood. This is just yummy!!!
I echo this review. Just an amazing scent on my skin. And a small dab of it goes a long way. Incredible throw on my skin.
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My impressions of this blend are of it being a soft, creamy citrus musk, but I also pick up a tea note within it as well.
This also has long staying power on my skin. Even hours after application I can smell it close to my skin.
I love this particular blend and am glad I took a chance on it based on the earlier reviews.
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My impressions are that this starts off with a very sharp earthy note with grass.
As it dries, it does soften considerably. I know one of the other versions of this blend had a strong sassafras note in it and I think that note is in here as well, but it is very subtle and I can only smell it when the oil is almost dry.
As it dries down on my skin, more than anything it smells like oiled leather.
Overall, I like the blend, but it's not something I see myself wearing very often.
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Wet on my skin, it's dirt and grass. After it is on my skin for a few minutes, I begin to pick up the leather note, which is a very dry leather on me. Dries down to a dusty leather & earth scent on my skin. As for the lemon candy, I'm not really getting any of that.
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This smells like mint and absinthe on me. Not really picking up the chocolate note. I love the Lab's absinthe scents and this one does not disappoint.
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This one has lots of creamy blueberry and lemon in it. Smells yummy on my skin.
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Fizzy champagne and white cake on me. Not at all overwhelming on me. Light and effervescent and it lasts a long while on my skin.
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Without even looking at the notes, I knew there was chocolate and orris root in this one immediately. The coconut note is very light as are the floral notes. Dries down to a chocolate woodsy scent. Nice, but not anything I will need to buy a bottle of.
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I admit to being curious enough about this one to ask my Trunk Show angel to pick up a bottle. The released version smells so amazing on me.
The prototype has a definite cologne vibe to it after initial application. There is a sharpness to it that makes me think there is vetiver in this prototype, but it's not heavily dominated by it. I think the dark musk note is in there as well.
Once dry it is a much-softened musk that stays very close to the skin.
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I'm getting very heavy cream cheese frosting and spices...lots of spices. When I sniff my wrist I imagine it's a piece of frosted carrot cake.
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Very spicy on my skin. I pick up the cloves, cinnamon, and orange the strongest, but the incense, patchouli, and peaches are there too. One of the few scents that I can really discern every note within.