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I get lots of musk from this, covered in sugar foodie goodness. It smells really seductive and yummy.

This smells of buttery, spicy, warm pumpkin and spices!

Well, Fred and George must smell only of mischief; opened candy wrappers, butterbeer, and a hint of parchment as the marauders map has once again been managed. I imagine Luna would smell of fairy dust, cinnamon, books, and feet, since her shoes are always being taken This thread seems awesome and I look forward to reading others comments!

Wet, this is pure chocolate, the same note that's in Desire. The comparisons to boomslang, I definitely get! Drying, the amber and musk meddle with th chocolate, and it softens up. It's definitely light as it dries.

Wet, this is pure, delicious Belgian chocolate. On the drydown, it's so beautiful, I get notes of Apple, musk, and a bit of patch. This is a grown up, evening chocolate scent. Dry it's still quite similiar, the Apple note is one of the strongest notes I smell, and it's still lovely.

Wet, this is very strong musk. In the background there is a bit of pomegranate fizz. On the drydown, it's quite lovely, as the notes begin to mingle together and the vanilla rose and patchouli make an appearance. This actually kind of reminds me a bit of Blood popsicle once dry, with that fizzy pomegranate fruit.

BAM! Right off the bat, this is stinky, strong pine, like pinesol for the outhouse. As it dries down, it becomes more smokey, and there are notes of delicious fig! The dirt comes out to play too, meddling with the strong leaf and tree notes. Still quite strong for me once dried, and as others mentioned, smells of men's cologne...

Wet: this is fizzy orange and lemon drink! Very sweet, and delicious. On the drydown, the citrus notes melt down a bit, and I get more sugary goodness, but I don't smell anything like butterscotch. I don't find this spicy, at all, until it dries. Then it smells like hot apple cider lingering in the background, a bit more faint.

In then bottle! It smells straight of rum, and reminds me of my beloved Jolly Roger. Wet, it is an interesting mingle between the patchouli and rum, as it continues to try it reminds me of all sorts licorice (you know the ones with the strange coloured middles that have their own distinct flavor?). This is definitely very masculine, but paired with a dark, work leather jacket this would be so beautiful. My husband denies smelling any sweet licorice on me, but stares he his bad will identifying smells. Oooh, as it continues to dry, the sweet licorice leads into a more of a sweet, woodsy patchouli, and the worn leather comes out a bit more. This is definitely sexy, and depending on your personality and style I would say it can be worn unisex.

In the bottle, this stinks of cough syrup. Wet, it's dark, smokey and spicy. I don't get any foody notes until the drydown, and then it becomes much warmer, and softer, like rich black coffee smothered in spices. I have to say this one surprised me on the drydown, as it changes almost entirely. I agree I would wear this when going out for a cuppa, to lounge around with some friends.

This is very interesting. When first applied, i can understand the grandma comparison, and my husband said it smelled of baby powder.i can best describe this when dry as metallic red. It has a sharp, bubbly, note when sniffed, like if you out your face into a glass of carbonated soda water. I Can't quite describe this red smell, not quite berries or citrus, it's very different. This is one of the most unique scents I've tried, and I'm not entirely sure how I feel about it. I can definitely see this being more of a evening/night scent.

When the update was released, I loved the story behind this scent, but didn't think the notes would work on me. I was frimped this by a lovely gal, and my goodness, what an unexpected love! It's delicate, feminine, and floral, and softens up so nicely after the drydown. The musk is the main note on me, followed by a collection of milky white flowers. This reminds me of a Lush bathbomb, actually. It's beautiful!

I have to agree with Morocco and Dorian! I would also recommend Bon vivant (strawberry) and tombstone (delicious, sounds strange but it kind of smells of root beer to me).

Wet, HELLO patchouli! Definitely very strong on that note. On the drydown, it softens up quite a bit, more vanilla and woody. This doesn't smell as sweet as banshee beat, but I can see the comparison! It is quite beautiful dry, once you get past the initial wet stage.

Wet, I smell musky, piney leather. Definitely a sexy unisex scent. It is quite spicy wet, which I notice only as it dries down more soft. Dry, I get much more vanilla, and it smells more gentle.

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As I opened up my package, this is what my mailer smelled of. I sniffed it for quite a bit, and wondered which one it was going to be It's beautifu! Fougere is one of my favourite notes, and when you compare this to some of the other popular ones, this is definitely very feminine. It does remind me of Dorian femmed up. It's delicate, and vey lovely.... I knew this would be my favourite of the lilliths, and it is!

Seriously? Wet this smells like juicy fruit snacks I used to adore as a kid, that were actually made with real fruit juices. They were amazing and the company stopped making them. As it dries, my goodness, the lemon verbena is prominent, which is wonderful for me because I adore lemon everything. I do have to say the lemon is quite strong, almost air freshner strong, but I don't mind it. It definitely reminds me of frolicking in my garden this past summer, but brings back memories of gardening with my mom and grandma as a child. I can definitely see myself reaching for this while longing for summer over the winter months.

This is absolutely beautiful. On me it's mostly smokey candles, with a bit of spice. As it dries the sandalwood emergs, and blends lovely with the smoke and candles. I don't believe I'm getting much of the ice cream, but this is quite a bit softer as it dries, so maybe it's softening it up a bit,

YES, I must agree the well worn leather note is So much like dead mans hand, just what I had been searching for! Woodsy, with a splash of rum, it's delicious. It can be masculine, yes, for wear it with a leather jacket and it just screams sexy. Oh ma GAWD.

YUM. I will start by saying I absolutely adore patchouli. Just yum. It's like a forest of patchouli and balsam covered in vanilla beans. On the drydown, I must agree on the almost coconutty scent to this. This is a really gorgeous, fuzzy, comforting scent.

Why hello there, musk! This is the sexy counterpart to question mark and eastern commas orange notes. While I found question mark to be almost dainty like, this is sultry, and beautiful. I get mostly musky sandalwood, the orange hides a bit more in this one. Very grown up and pretty.

The orange note in this one is much more dominant in me than question mark. It reminds me of a freshly zested orange, not orange crush or fakey kind of orange. The french tobacco note is a lovely addition. I definitely adore this a lot more to question mark, I have to say. The hay note isn't noticeable to me until its completely dry, and it helps to soften up the vibrant orange zest.

Fresh on my skin, the tobacco is the most prominent note. It's lovely tobacco, definitely not cough worthy smoking tobacco. I get a hint if orange, but mostly vanilla. It is quite a soft blend, not as soft as I was expecting, almost dainty like.

Wet, butterscotch is the most prominent note. On the drydown, the dirt begins to emerg. It's actually really pretty, it makes me reminisce of frolicking in the garden this past summer. The myrth and anise are coming out to play after a few minutes. Once dry, it's quite lovely how the notes mingle together.. It really is butterscotch flecked with bits of dirt. The butterscotch is nowhere near as powerful as the initial blast. I actually find this scent to be a bit light. This is a very lovely fall scent!