TrayLynn

Though thy slumber may be deep, Yet thy spirit shall not sleep; There are shades which will not vanish, There are thoughts thou canst not banish; By a power to thee unknown, Thou canst never be alone; Thou art wrapt as with a shroud, Thou art gather'd in a cloud; And for ever shalt thou dwell In the spirit of this spell. A profound and entrancing potion. Deep, wispy, and unfathomably dark: vetiver, dark woods, crumbling and burnt black sandalwood and a drop of lemon rind. This oil is beautiful. It’s light and dark at the same time. The lemon rind lifts you up and the sandalwood makes you feel mysterious. It was lasted for about 6 hours on me and made me feel breezy and cool on a hot summer day. This oil embodies words spoken in a shady forest taken and tumbled by the wind.

This is my favorite of the Yule blends. It smells like all the best things from Christmas. I love the piney spicy scent of this oil! I worship at the Lab's feet for this oil blend.

My All Saint's is really nice and spicy. I get more of the Autumn fragrance kick from this oil than the florals. I can only smell the floral notes at the very beginning of the application. After the drydown I get a yummy incense and spice medley. I really like this one.

I agree with the above posters about how strong this one is. When I first put on Sugar Skull I get maple sugar, but more like maple sugar candy on snow. After a while the maple sugar smell dies down and I get a creamy buttery brown sugar. I really want to lick it off my arm it smells so nice. Why am I such a sugar freak!!

I am so in love with my 2004 Samhain. I'm so glad I got two bottles of this lovely stuff. I've never been a big fan of patchouli before but I love it in this. It just adds a bit of earthyness to the spicy apple smell. It doesn't smell foody to me at all either, just like warm homeyness in a bottle. This is the fall comfort scent that I've been looking for. Cooler weather in Louisiana accompanied by the arrival of Samhain...coincidence...I think not.

I have always used an umlaut type of pronunciation like "sow in", but with a very nasal "w". Now I'm going to have to try pronouncing it with the voiced bilabial fricative method like Witch's Dagger suggested making a sound in between a "w" and a "v'.

I agree and I would have never thought of that until you pointed it out. It does make sense and explain the different pronunciations.

I love these deep scents where I can smell all the different layers. My Decadence seems to have honey, almond, cream something a little winey and a dash of orange. It doesn't last that long on me but that doesn't matter too much since I'm a slather it on kinda girl. I can't wait to get a 5ml of this one!

My husband really likes haitian lover (I know it's for men but he likes it on me), JackI and II (he says it smells like caramel), Queen (hehe I love me some voodoo oils), Bordello and finally Dana O'Shee. I think he likes Dana O'Shee because I wear it when I'm just hanging around and being comfy. I think it puts me in a soft mood.

Where the King is a lighter scent the Queen is darker and more sophisticated. It starts off very fruity on me but the wood notes seem to tone it down. It's a long lasting scent on me that only gets slightly powdery after many hours of wear. Finally it turns into a really lovely fruity/resiny/floral that I'm just in olfactory heaven with.

Oh my God the King is all regal goodness. My skin latches on to the fruit in this oil and kicks it up a notch. Luckily I love it. The plum and blackberry mix with the vanilla and coconut to soften it and make it a warm deep scent. I really like vanilla notes and this one blends so well I couldn't have asked for more. I could never have given this one to my husband, it's all miiiiinnnne!

I was getting the cherry sucrets thing at first too. After a good drydown I am getting the more apple and blackberry notes shining through. I love all the different types of blackberries we got with this round of LE's. Finally my skin developed the apple blackberry cider with a dash of woods that some have described. It's very Autumn to me so I'm really loving it right now.

At first application I got the soapiness that some were describing. I could also smell the Juniper in the background. After letting the scent develop I ended up with a lovely smoky rose. It's a delicate smell on me and almost smells golden if that makes any sense. I'm really glad I got this one!

I got this as a freebie and I had to swipe it on when I got it. At first I was really surprised by the coffee smell. I wasn't too sure it was going to die down or not. After a bit of a drydown the floral and vanilla started to come out on me. Now I only smell the floral with just a bitter bit of coffee in the background. The coffee seems to ground the smell and make it deeper in my opinion. I'm glad that Beth wrote a post about it though because I'm not sure if I would have given it a chance at first sniff.

I got my pretty bottle today and I'm in love! At first Formula 54 was fruity, I could definitely smell the cherries in this one. As the night wore on I got the smoky, sensual smell that I've always looked for in a perfume. This one just smells like sex on me and I like it! I swear I've been looking for this perfume forever. I'm so glad I got this one I would have paid double the price for F54.

I smell the lemon at first but after it's been on my skin I get straight monoi de tahiti fragrance wafting up. I don't know what's wrong with my skin chemistry but I swear it turns June Gloom to Monoi de Tahiti oil in 30 minutes. I love the lemon and wanted it to last longer, Oh well can't win them all.

The lab has such a way with roses. This is what I call my cold rose scent. It reminds me of the florist when you open the cooler with all the roses in it. It is crisp and cold but with the warmth of the rose blended throughout the oil. This is my favorite rose blend yet.

I love foody scents so Gluttony was on my must have list. It didn't disappoint when I caught a whiff of buttercream and hazelnut coming out of my imp. On my skin it turns into the most beautiful caramel, nut, chocolate mixture that I just love. It actually takes aways some of my food cravings when I wear it and my husband loves it . What more can I ask for?

Hecate is one of my heavier scents that I've been hording until fall. I love the smokiness of this blend and I only get a slight tingle of almond as the oil starts to mellow on my skin. This oil makes me feel confident and strong.

This oil reminds me of the beaches in Mexico. Softly floral but with an edge. It's a very fresh scent on me and very long lasting. It was one of the first big bottles that I *had* to have.

I got Chaos Theory XLIII Smells like shredded rose stems and Van Van. I can definitely live without this one. I was hoping I would get one of the vanilla, coconutty, spicy ones. I'm not really that big of a floral fan and Van Van just smells dirty to me. Oh well I'm glad I didn't get a second bottle, two of these would have made me ill. I'm just disappointed after I read all the lovely reviews of the other mixes. Mine just smells boring like I mixed up two imps. Luckily I have my other obsessive Beth made scents to slather myself in

In the bottle: Chocolate with a bit of cherry underneath. Wearing: The chocolate wears of fairly quickly for me and I'm left with a sticky sweet smell. For a while it's almost too sweet but eventually it mellows to a blend of chocolate oranges with cherry underneath. I don't think I'll get a big bottle of this one but the imp will definitely be used.

This one stays very very sweet on me. At first I smell the cherry sweetness that every one is talking about but after it dries down I start to smell the vanilla and honey. My skin takes the dragon's blood and runs with it amplifying it 10x's. Luckily I like sweet smells and this one in small amounts is lovely.

Cordelia is the only scent that has set me on fire so far. I think it was the cinnamon in it that gave me that oh so unpleasant burning sensation. Even diluting it with carrier oil had no effect on the burning. I have to wear that one exclusively in a scent locket.

Moon Rose is such a lovely rich scent. It reminds me of my mother's rose garden; she had such huge luscious roses that when the dew gathered on them it almost looked like they were bleeding. My dad grew moon flowers all along the fence line of our garden and this perfume oil reminds me of the scent of the night blooming moonflowers and the wet velvety smell of the roses. It dries down into a beautiful sophisticated scent that feels a little mysterious but still captures that wet sensual smell of the dew covered garden. No powdery notes in this one at all!