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Lilith’s favorite city in the whole world. Clambering on a tire swing in the Garden District: rain-spattered olive blossom, Spanish moss, oak bark, and orris root.

Toasted Mysore sandalwood, saffron, and sweet amber.

This place will rise again. The wisdom of eternity imparting a glimmer of hope through the grace of eternal renewal: the wild glory of nature bursting through cement, metal, and urban despair, purified by the waters of Lake St. Clair. There's Water was a fun OLLA to try. It was water, metal, slightly masculine, and in general smelled clean. It smelled like clean water, and it was more of a scent experience than a perfume.

Lilith told me that I should make this scent smell like honeyed cream and pecan pie, so there you go.

Dorian and lavender with beeswax rosin, polished oak, vanilla husk, a couple of stray popcorn kernels, and a dollop of Snake Oil.

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Obscene.

Gleaming metal, gear oil, sparking wires, shattered glass, and a blue flicker of arcane power.

Hay absolute, rice milk, and sugar.

A diabolical surprise: red musk, black leather, rusted pitchfork prongs, brimstone incense, fir needle, crushed pinecones, petitgrain and patchouli.

This one is a Coraline prototype. I get resinous myrrh, with a touch of cherries and a slight boozy note. It was dark, sensual, and a little creepy. Just like the Other Mother.

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A bounty of butter, honey, and sweet cream.

Peppermint candies, white chocolate, and sprinklecake ice cream

He knows what you’ve been up to. Sweet tonka, smoked vanilla, benzoin, labdanum, amber, hay absolute, cacao absolute, and soft brown musk.

Sandalwood incense, frankincense, aloeswood, and ti leaf.

Named for the awakening of frogs after a long winter, this scent is a springtime chorus of trills and croaks celebrating the beginning of our own slow emergence from the pandemic hibernaculum. A pattering deluge of refreshing, enlivening, bright green notes: green tea, wet green musk, pine moss, fresh patchouli leaf, bamboo leaf, tulsi, pond grasses, and a pinch of wasabi