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Wet: fruity cough syrup Transition: bubblegum and cough syrup, with a hint of something nice in the back but it's quite hidden Dry: the sweetness calms down but it is still very cough syrup-ish with a bit of soap Verdict: Yuck! I don't think I like my skin. I've only found one scent that works consistently on it and this was not it!
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sweet, a little bit of soap, and much too plain
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Wet: I don't remember but I think it was mostly the same as dry. Dry: wood incense a lil green/sharp aging may be good A while later: mostly smoky wood, a bit sweet Verdict: I like this one, but I think I'll put it aside for a month or two and see if it's gotten better. Oh and I need to try on the S.O. as well!
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Spotty, hairy, purple, sweet! Wet: soap and green apples Transition: then soap and pears Dry: mostly soap some fruit maybe a lil musk
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Wet: dirty potatoes, floral Dry: slightly sweet and slightly soapy dirty potatoes, mostly soap and dirt Verdict: I'm wondering if vetiver smells like potatoes to me
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Wet: cologne yes, lemony herb smell reminds me of thyme really diff. from the imp on my skin Dry: moss and lemon-thyme, harsh musk Verdict: nah
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Nearly Anything with Dragon or Blood in the title, but additionally: Serpent's Kiss Diabolus Seething with passion, yet utterly cold-blooded. Dragon's blood, vetivert and spice. Blood Rose Rappaccini's Garden Sensual, robust, and silken: voluptuous red rose bursting with lascivious red wine and sultry dragon's blood resin. Wrath Sin & Salvation A scent aflame with rage, swirling in the red haze of hatred: dragon's blood spiked with black pepper, clove, and cinnamon. Tintagel Wanderlust According to legend, the birthplace of King Arthur. The scent of a castle's great hall in the midst of joyous feasting. Spicy mulled wine flowing through the musky heat, warm leather and bright clash of armor, the damp branches of Cornish hawthorn, blackthorn, juniper, English elm and bayberry, and the magical tingle of dragon's blood resin. Ladon Ars Draconis The hundred-headed dragon that guards the garden of the Hesperides: dragon’s blood resin, golden apple, apple blossom, white musk and hyacinth. Surprisingly Okay? The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed With the Sun The Salon , William Blake. Daemonorops, vanilla, Indian sandalwood, Mexican copal, hyssop, muguet, sweet pea, amber, hazelwood, galbanum, hiba wood, and orchid.
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Wet: eucalyptus, mint, hint of floral Transition: much the same as wet Dry: the floral turns a little soapy but not in a harsh way, eucalyptus is a little less strong, the mint is strongest Verdict: It's a refreshing sort of scent but not really my thing. I wonder if it wouldn't be a more pleasant alternative to Vick's Vapor Rub when sick?
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Wet: bitter and potatoes earthy starchy, Transition: touch of sweetness, floral a bit "bitter" but very potato-y Dry: I just can't get past the smell of potatoes, the florals are a bit too sweet for me too. After a while: bitter florals, the sweetness and eathy notes are in the background but less dominate. Verdict: The name is fitting but this is really not something I want to smell or smell like.
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I seem to have the oddest one of a kind reactions. If I have a scent twin out there I don't think they've discovered BPAL yet. I am seriously tempted to apply scents to my fingers from now on, the reactions seem better on average to the drops that spill there.
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Wet: oh god bug spray with perfume Transition: lets see... rose, slightly vanilla and oh ya and lots of bug spray! Dry: bitter, sharp, weird, still a bit of pesticide scent and strongly of chemicals Throw: I'm guessing far, I'm typing and the scent is just below my wrists but it smells like this is coming at me from all directions! Like the room is filled with the strong odor of scented pesticides! (of course I may have applied more than I meant to) Once again the bit on my fingers from opening the imp is somewhat nice but too sweet and department store perfume-ish I washed my arm, luckily it is now a bit like rubbing alcohol as opposed to the other chemical smell. I wish I knew all the notes in this, because if I encounter this again I'll want to know what to avoid. So I can avoid it like the plague.
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wet: rose musk barely pick out the mandarin, sandalwood in the background but sharp rather than smoky dry: baby powder very sharp smelling greenery? musk and id I sniff really really hard slight tinge of wood and sweetness verdict: I don't know if I'd like this on anyone else but it doesn't seem to turn out well on my skin Note: I spilled a drop or two on my finger and that area is very much smoky sandalwood and a tiny bit of sweetness. I adore the scent of smoky sandalwood, even if I prefer it mixed with other things. I'm not going to keep this just to wear on my fingers though, lol
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Wet: sandalwood? This isn't the type of sandalwood note I covet. It is cut wood but not smoky. Something sweet hidden in the background? This is quite pungent, overall. Transition: almost smoky a bit sweeter maybe it's vanilla? Dry: very smoky wood, sweetness possibly vanilla is still hidden in the background, I'm only picking out the two notes which aren't blending well and seem to clash A while late:r sweetness is more present with a tiny bit of creaminess but the smokiness is still to strong even for me. Verdict: I would say it is masculine but unless it is more complex on my guy I won't be keeping this. Oh and on me at least this is in no way arousing!
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wet: floral very tart berries, green not terribly sweet and rather nice dry: kinda strong and turns into a dryer sheet smell which wasn't bad at first but all the complexity has vanished now. No more berries and I really have no idea what heather is supposed to smell like. verdict: not awful but not good
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Wet: berries and musk, a whiff of a a third note I don't recognize Dry: the musk is stronger followed by the orchid? (or so I assume) then just the faintest bit of berries Verdict: This just doesn't suit me very well.
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Wet: floral but not all that sweet, spicy Transition: eww it gets really band-aid-ish, floral band-aids ick Dry: dirty diaper-ish with just a bit of floral
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Wet: floral strong, clove, nectarine not sure about the others Transition: nectarine and clove, bitter Dry: clove dominates with a fruitness next and only the sweetness from the floral, very bitter almost sour too and clovy with the sweet, blahh
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So I've been giving thought to the whole imp case thing. I'm not real big on the ones from the lab or their price. I could get a condom case (same dimensions) http://www.kyledesigns.com/product/CN/Cool...ed-Designs.html Or I could by a mint case, with dimensions of 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" x 1/2" which is actually a closer fit. Most likely the least expensive option as well. Good places to look being etsy and ebay. However, many have curved edges which may or may not work out okay for holding imps. There are also aspirin tins which are 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" x 1/3" but the designs are typically less attractive. My favorite option is my own design but I don't know where to find the materials. I would need a small circular tin with a height of about 1 3/4." I haven't decided on the diameter but there would be a metal circle like a cookie cutter on the inside. The difference in diameter between the tin and the inner circle would be just over 1/4" - just over imp width. The imps would go in a circular pattern with their labels behind the next few imps. This eliminates the wasted space caused by the labels in the tin, or the last imp's label at any rate. If the tin height was partially the cap, then once the cap was removed the height of the imps would then exceed the tin making them easy to pull out. Additionally you should be able to pull each one up enough to read the label with out removing it completely. I was also thinking that inside the inner circle there could be a design of some sort. So ya, that's what I was thinking of as I fell asleep last night.
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Wet: Mmm, a tiny bit soapy but pleasant just a whisper of the sea, light subtle florals Transition: more sea and just a bit soapy. It goes a little sharp, florals are nearly gone. Dry: The sharpness left. I wish the aquatic was just a teensy bit less strong so I could still smell the other notes. There is something really alluring underneath but it can't quite make it all the way to the surface. I guess the name really fits, eh? A While Later: soapy but in a nice warm clean but floral way, not a harsh soap smell, slightly aquatic still but now it's in the background. Verdict: I think I'll hold on to the imp. Good for smelling fresh and clean at any rate, but not really bottle worthy.
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The Obsidian Widow
FelicityTwitchell replied to lmaunu's topic in Phoenix Steamworks & Research Facility
Wet: wine and patchouli?? Transition: dry wine sandalwood , jasmine with a hint of rose, I'm not sure if I smell the myrrh Completely Dry: I still smell the patchouli foremost followed by the floral. I think I might like this one once it has aged though. I haven't smelled aged patchouli yet (I don't think so). I am also curious if the florals will become more grounded by the sandalwood with age. So not for right now, at least. A While Later: slight sweat smell joined the mix Much Later: Sandalwood mixed with Sweat, yuck, and of course the sandalwood part washed off but not the sweat smell. -
decay, pretty much just getting decay, yuck
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On my significant other: When wet the Oberon has moldy, starch and a bit of a sharp cologne smell on him. Once dry the smell calmed down but still isn't what I would call pleasant. I can't imagine this one suiting me either, it goes in the reject pile.
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This review is from trying Othello on my guy, not myself. Wet: I smell baby oil and flowers with only a hint of musk. It's too feminine he says, "I smell like a floral arrangement." Dry: It became subtle and less feminine now still a bit floral but now he says it smells "like an antique store" specifically the polyurethane. It does seem a little chemically to me, and I get the laundry soap thing to an extent. It reminds me of a cheap laundry detergent still in the box not of fresh clothes. Verdict: I didn't particularly like this one, although it's better than some others we've tried on him. Someday I will find something that works with his chemistry, someday... It didn't seem to fit him or to stir any desires, little throw. So I might try it on me some time but it's not what I was hoping or looking to find for him.
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So I have a bottle of Snake Oil on the way, Amazon says it was shipped already! I just ordered a bottle each of Kali and Josie. Still lots of imps to try from my ebay purchases too!
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Cocoa butter vanilla, later it's almost fruity but not quite, it's foody and very sweet but yummy, but I prefer to eat the yummy stuff not necessarily smell like it. I'm undecided about this one but I'm leaning towards the decision that it's a little too sweet for me.