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A financial prosperity oil that mirrors the safety and security of a bountiful harvest season.

Just promise me you won’t use this on your privates. Or anyone else’s privates.

Use in home protection rituals and to bless and seal thresholds, doorways, doorknobs, windows, and vents. It contains protective properties that ward against unwelcome spirits, human thieves, malocchio, and gross hexes

A bright, sunny, glittering success blend. Use to increase fortune, fame, respect, and renown.

An oil to enhance bonds between people, to sweeten relationships and cultivate kindness, understanding, respect, and shared joy.

Use for strength during adversity, to help you overcome obstacles, to bolster your spirits, to increase your self-confidence and to give you a boost when tackling life’s challenges.

Use to increase income and visibility, secure your endeavor’s finances, increase wealth, and provide stability.

Devil's Night in the PP is clearly the cool kid in the pumpkin patch. You get cool autumn breeze, the impression of a black leather jacket, a whiff of musk and smoke, and notes of pumpkin that probably has taken a swig of whiskey somewhere but you sure as heck can't find a flask on this pumpkin, no sirree. All you get is that insolent stare and smirk, and you know this pumpkin is playing games with you. Deep down, you also know you're beat and this pumpkin is definitely cooler than you. Medium throw and wear length.

Black musk, pumpkin vines, and a whiff of amber. This is mainly a black musk and green vines on me. Dangerous. Slithery. Low-key sexy. Actually, would be a great Halloween scent for anyone who is House Slytherin. Medium throw and wear length.

Smoky tobacco, vanilla pumpkin and a whiff of woods. I get a ton of smoke from this one. Like somehow the pumpkin managed to set the AM on fire, and there's a ton of smoke leftover, and woods. Medium throw and wear length.

Incense, weeds, pumpkin and a whiff of leather. So, this definitely smells someone tried to summon a demon in a library but ended up summoning an infernal pumpkin that has clearly taken over the library and does not give two damns that this used to be a library for nefarious purposes, and has re-purposed it as a pumpkin patch for its own malefic purposes. So yes, demon pumpkin takes over your library. Medium throw and wear length.

Bailey's irish coffee, pumpkin, dust, and a whiff of beeswaxed library floors. Misk U has always been the most "bookish" of scents for me, but typically too much polished wood. This time however, the pumpkin tames all of that wood down to the grown, and I get this perfectly spiked Bailey's and PSL, books, and some beeswaxed wood. It's like the perfect autumn afternoon in a regal library. Lovely. Medium throw and wear length.

Frankincense essential oil (Boswellia carteri), Atlas cedar essential oil (Cedrus atlantica), angelica essential oil and root (Angelica archangelica), calamus root and essential oil (Acorus calamus), benzoin resinoid (Styrax tonkinensis), cinnamon essential oil and bark (Cinnamomum verum), Roman chamomile essential oil (Chamaemelum nobile), and single-origin organic olive oil.

Orange blossom absolute (Citrus aurantium var. amara), steam-distilled Madagascar clove bud essential oil and organic clove bud (Eugenia caryophyllata), frankincense serrata CO2 extract (Boswellia serrata), angelica, frankincense essential oil (Boswellia carteri), hops essential oil (Humulus lupulus), western red cedar essential oil and berries (Thuja plicata), Atlas cedar essential oil (Cedrus atlantica), Tunisian neroli (Citrus aurantium var amara), wild-crafted Moroccan bay laurel essential oil and bay leaves from the TAL garden (Laurus nobilis), myrrh essential oil and tears (Commiphora myrrha), organic blood orange essential oil (C. aurantium var dulce), dragon’s blood resin (Daemonorops draco), single-origin organic olive oil, sunflower oil, red vegetal musk, tiger’s eye chips, and carnelian chips.

Wine. This is one of the wine heavy version of Blood Kiss. I get red wine, pumpkin, and a whiff of cherries and clove. It's like a pumpkin sangria. GREAT throw and wear length.

Sugar, pumpkin spice, and a whiff of cinnamon. This honestly makes me think of a Mexican version of Pumpkin Spice Latte. You get the pumpkin, the sugar, the cinnamon, and something that distinctly feels like a Day of the Dead celebration pumpkin. Good throw and wear length.

Wine/jammy apple, and a whiff of rose sugar. No seriously, rose sugar. UGH. This smells like an apple perfume mixed with rose jam. Yes, yes, it should be an abomination, but its just sweet, nostalgic, and reminds me to a time when Trick or Treating meant you could literally get a caramel apple from someone and not be worried that it was a) poisoned, b) full of drugs, or c) weird. Just a good wholesome throwback. Medium throw and wear length.

Take pumpkin spice and make it a sweater. Or literally take sweaters, wash them in pumpkin spice, and then wear them. This is what that would smell like. Sweaters. And pumpkin spice. Good throw and wear length.

Currant cake, leaves, and hearth smoke. This smells like a Sabbath. You know, you bake a cake because you're gonna have visitors over. Your yard is covered in leaves, and mandrake roots. You've stoked the fire. You're ready for everyone to arrive on an autumn wind, wild and untamed. Full of vim and glee. Perfect for the witch hostest with the mostest. Good throw and wear length.

Belgian chocolate, strong nutmeg and pistacho. Foodie, chocolatey, nutmeggy. Great throw and wear length.

Salt air, blood, grass, cedar, and a whiff of fir. This smells like a battlefield. Or like something you summoned from a demonic pit. Either way, super atmospheric for Halloween or whenever you need to scare the living daylights out of someone. Or convince them your house is haunted.

Black pine, and notes of both honey and clove. Its mainly pine to my nose, but oddly enough because of the honey and clove, does not code as Yule. Just pine. Also vaguely Shunga-esque, and very assertive. For you pine lovers.

Frankincense, patchouli and a whiff of green tea. There's an astringency that I did not expect. The frankincense smooths the edges of the patchouli, and its got this minty overlay. So its this complex mint, earth, and green tea mix.

Bright hit of yuzu, followed by a mix of violets and lilac, and a whiff of white champa and orris. The first note on wet, is a bracing yuzu and its clear and sparkling, after which y ou get both the lilac and violets. As it dries, I get a bit more of the amber, which drives it into a more perfume territory for me. I am left with a bright violet/lilac blend, on a bed of dusty champa and orris, and warm amber. It's both bright, haunting, and just a little weird. Low throw and wear length.

Maple leaves, black currant, blue musk and a whiff of roses. This one is mainly a maple leaves-blue musk blend on me with enough black currant and roses to sort of hide the oudh that lurks about. After about 15 minutes, the oudh does make its presence known, ever so lightly. Actually, this probably could be considered a "dead leaf" variant, but the DL note is much softer, and yes, it is a maple leaf as opposed to straight up DL. Blue musk always codes as contemplative on me, so it's much brighter on wet, and dries down to a cool autumn night in a leaf pile. Medium throw and wear length.