supremegoddessofall
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I think if it weren't for the aquatics, I might actually like this. I smell some pretty florals underneath everything, but the aquatic note is going sour on me. Shame.
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Interesting. Very complex. I get florals, primarily rose, in a bed of musk. Not getting the vanilla at all. I think it will need a retest.
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Amber and sandalwood that is sharpened slightly with an herbal note from the rosewood. Not very heavy on the musk.
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I get everything except the fir. I think cedar smoke and the amber are what I'm getting the most of. This is rich and heady and I like it very much.
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Exactly what it says it is - rose and frankincense. However, it's the rose that goes straight to chemical on me. Oh well. Swap pile.
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Citrus hell. I can't really even smell it long enough to get an impression, because it's making me nauseous and giving me a headache.
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Not foody. I get the pumpkin, but it's a pumpkin-tinged sandalwood. No buttery effect that I get from the other Patch scents. This reminds me of the pumpkin-scented shampoo I use. Very pretty!
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Most of the Patch goes fairly buttery on me. However, the longer this is on, the more the apple cider is coming out. These are crisp apples, just harvested and wet with dew. Touch of spice, but mostly the apples warring with a buttery pumpkin scent. I think this is my favorite of the Patch so far.
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Pure cedar and teak. Not getting the labdanum or the rose at all. This is very masculine and I think I would like it on Lee.
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Ooh, all my favorite note in one place! I should like this a lot! *sniff* Ooh, very pretty! Honey is amping on me, as always, and amber is the second note. The vanilla is fading in and out, like it can't decide whether or not really wants to be there. Very foody.
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Almost pure musk, and something slightly fruity that I think must be the osmanthus. It's going kind of aquatic and sour on my skin.
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Very strange. Olive as a perfume? I smell like a Greek restaurant. The olive is wallowing in frankincense, and they play together strangely. I think this might smell good on someone else, but it's just not working for me.
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Mostly mangos. I'm not getting patchouli at all. The tea is the second note for me, and it softens the mango somewhat. Very fruity and fresh.
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Pretty spicy goodness! Dragon's blood is amping up, but I can definitely smell the trees and herbals in the background. Another Chistmas-y scent.
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White gardenia, ambergris bouquet, lavender fougere, orange blossom, melissa, tobacco flower, coriander, ebony wood, ylang ylang, absinthe and aged whiskey. Wow is this a stange combination. The predominant notes for me are the gardenia, the tobacco flower, the ylang ylang, and the booze. It's prety, but strange. The overall effect is a spicy floral.
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Very boozy with lots of pomegranate. Definitely not me.
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The cedar and sandalwood are mingling in an interesting manner. It's pretty, but the end result is that it doesn't really smell like any of the main elements. I'm also getting a light aquatic feel. I think I might like this on Lee.
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Now this is pretty! Lots of amber, but the roses are definitely there, and actually not being overwhelming or going chemically, which they tend to do on me.
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Light aquatics on top of florals. Nothing distinct, but fairly pretty.
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Nothing but citrus hell. None of the other notes at all. Blech.
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Lots of coca, but it's not foody. The sandalwood and myrrh are turning this into something very warm and inviting. It's a strange combination, though.
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Furniture polish. Somewhat citrus-y, but just generally furniture polish.
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Indistinct florals, mostly rose. Not really getting mint or sandalwood at all. Okay, but nothing special.
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Very spicy. Lots of cardamon and nutmeg, with a dash of cinnamon. Very foody and Christmas-y.