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Links for my Switch Witch. www.dharmatrading.com I love their dharma fiber reactive procion dye. I'd love any color, but I already have the following: Fire red, periwinkle, hot pink, ultra violet, turquoise, jet black, aqua marine, avacado green, rust brown, plum, peach and kelly green. I love dyeable sock yarn, my favorite comes from here. I also love tofutsies sock yarn. I love to try new undyed things to spin. Unusual breeds of wool and other animal fibers. Cotton is something I've never tried. Or any blend that you think I might like! Sparkly things for me to blend in. My favorite plugs are made by Frozenfire on etsy. Please get 13mm with a wearable length of 8mm. Or anything else from anywhere that has a wearable length of 7-10mm and double flare. I love plugs of all kinds and the flares can never be too big. I have a guilty pleasure in bath and body works wallflowers. I'd love to try the leaves scent, but also love their sea island cotton, coconut, sandalwood vanilla, sensual amber, creamy pumpkin, cucumber melon, eucalyptus mint, cool citrus basil and orange sapphire. I'd also love any of those scents in any of the lotions or body mists. I'm also eyeing the new halloween hand soaps! They all look so cute! I love japanese incense. Things with agarwood, moss, woodsy, things are what I tend to like best. The Hinoki from the Kah fuh line by nippon kodo, and nokiba by shoiedo, and river path by shoiedo are some of my favorites. I also love anything that has a cactus. Especially cactus that has a face or is chibi. Or just cactus. Really, I love the stupid things a lot. Sellers on etsy: Missyindustry for the heart neckalces, cameo skull, and most of the rings, (I'm a 9 1/2 for thin rings and 9 1/2-10 1/2 for thick), Sarah Lynn Designs for the clockwork necklaces, eggmanstudios for the snails and lolipops, but really any of her prints would be awesome. Did I mention I collect snails too? I also love crazy fabrics. I do not care if they are knit or woven, though 100% cotton is usually best (as I will be making clothes out of them). Retroy, owls, cactus, geometrics, blacks and whites. Black thick corduroy. Black denim. I dunno, any kind of fabric, I can pretty much do something with, as long as it's not plastic, or pleather. I love pens. Any kind, preferably black, but really any color will get used. Books of just about any kind. Dystopian future books seem to be my favorite. I'd also love to hear a mixed CD of some of your favorites. And knit picks. I'd love to try some of their lace weight. I love their needles. I could use a pair of the nickel fixed circular 40" in 2.25mm or 2.5mm. Any of the larger sized nickel plated tips would be very welcome as well. Or really, you see knitting needles somewhere, like a thrift store, and they're cheap, I'll love them! Green needles would be amazing! Really, I will be greatful of ANYTHING. Just someone out there sending me a cute package is enough. Well, more than enough. <3

I was frimped this! :0 For the first few hours it's just patchouli, then it's vanilla patchouli, in a very soft, well blended way. It's very nice, but not nice enough to warrant the pain in the ass to get it. But I would purchase it if the lab sold it.

I call this cheap man. Wife calls this too strong and a little stomach turning. Blech. Almost a little lemon tang to this, which I really don't like.

Mostly vetiver with a little sometin sometin. But not much. Glad I don't like this!

Nasty. Old lady smell in the extreme. I cannot stand this one.

This is rather nice, in a traditional perfume kind of way. It is a rose that I can stand. Soft, well blended, and not much I can pick out. Nice, but since there's soooo much better BPAL, bye bye!

I've never had to sign for the package. --M Sweet, thanks!

Hope this is the right spot to ask this: Do orders over $500 require a signature upon delivery?

Apparently brown scents are what I love. I was a little afraid of how this would smell. I had a 'picture' of what I thought it would smell like in my brain, and thankfully I was quite wrong! The leather stays down, the patchouli stays soft, and the verbena isn't obnoxious. It adds just enough green to the background to pick it up and keep it interesting. This is a scent that will be happy in the summer and winter and in between, as it is both snuggly and bright. LOVE!

I love lilies. They are, without a doubt, my favorite flower. This is an amazing lily smell. True to life, much much better than tiger lily, my previous favorite. It never goes funky on me like some of the other ones can. I really can't say more than, go smell some lilies, and this is that!

Patchouli-y and earthy, but not in a way that I enjoy, and I love both of those usually. Reminds me of going to the petting zoo, of 10 kinds of shit mixed with hay. Comforting, but just off enough that I could never wear it out.

This is kind of a generic man smell to me. Musky and sweet and not at all good. Kind of like the perfumey version of sweaty man. eeech. This whole series has been a major bust for me.

This one reminds my wife of a dank indoor swimming pool she used to visit as a child. To me, it's all the bad things about panther moon and FRM mixed together. Fuzzy and sharp at the same time and not good at all. Gives me a headache.

When fist applied and still wet, this is a nice soft patchouli with depth. However, as soon as it dries and my evil chemistry comes into play, it's b.o. and clove. And I mean CLOVE so clove-y it's almost minty. And I can't stand clove (or B.o.)

Mostly lilly and musk on me. The wife and I both agreed that this one has like an apricot throw. It has and undercurrent of rancid oil. I think my chemistry really hates this set of scents!

This is really horrid. Straight up chemical fake leather from application to dry down. Ugh.

On my skin, how much you put on makes a very big difference. When I first tried this, I just used a dab from the lid, and it was mostly clove and a scent I really couldn't place. But didn't like. Too sweet and very powdery. Then I tried it again and used a full dab from my finger. MUCH better. Carnation comes out, and most of the woods. Very very nice and something I think I will wear.

Mmm, this was a surprise love for me! When wet, this has a sharp plastic tone, that luckily quickly goes away once dry. Once dry, it's a soft musk and yummy vanilla. Hardly any throw, and not very strong, but it lasts and lasts on me. I'm in love!

40: Sweet vanilla and coffee. I think. This reminds me of my mother. What she smells like when she's been baking. A very comforting and soft scent, it sticks close, but lasts a long long time. Wife says it reminds her of gingerbread dough, but I do not get any of the spice, just the creamy sugar part. Amazing. 175: If it didn't know better I would think this was the forest reverie. It has the same sharpness that I can't place and throws me off a bit. I need to try these two side by side. 213: This is mostly vetiver, which I love. It's the same one that's in typhon, sweetened with just a touch of vanilla. Very nice. Especially nice that it is full way into the neck.

This is a really strange one for me. When first applied, it seems to have a almost musky quality that kinda triggers my asthma, followed closely by a sharpness in the back of my thoat. After about an hour and a half, the asthma part goes away, and I'm left with a soft honey scent. It fades really fast after this, and after just three hours it is almost gone. Glad I got to try this, but not something I would wear.

Oakmoss, skin musk, and nectarine. I would have bet a serious amount of money that there was some apple in this. Glad I didn't. From the imp to my skin to dry down this is the same. I get a fake apple perfume. It really reminds me of some apple hair spray I had as a teen, or most of the old herbal essences line. Not good. Harsh and fake and just blech.

Honestly, this smells like Lush to me. Like when you first walk in the store and can still smell everything. AWESOME! I can't pick out any specific notes. I love Brian's blends!

Mmmm this smells a lot like some of my favorite apricot green tea. With a little spice, but not enough to be annoying or overpowering, as is the case with my chemistry and most scents.

Black musk dominates this in the bottle and while wet. As it starts to dry down, a powderyness comes out and threatens to take over but never quite does. Once it's dry, it reminds me of smelling my kitty. Honestly, it's like the perfume version of him in this stage. But it doesn't last long, and once it's super dry, it's hard to notice and doesn't have much throw. I'm on the fence with this one, I think I'll let it age for a bit and see what happens. It has potential, it's just too soft for me right now.

Thank god I ordered this the first time it came out, and got a hold of a bottle from the second release. Both are very good, and it seems like the latter will become the former with some aging. I have no idea why I like this scent, it breaks all of my rules. I get a lot of vanilla, a dark, not so sweet kind. It mixes amazingly with the tobacco, so really, it smells like smoking good vanilla tobacco. It reminds me a lot of the stuff my dad used to sneak and smoke as a kid, I always loved it when he would because he would smell so good. The older one is more smooth, more vanilla. The newer version has a sharp tang, but lasts longer. Love love love.