aquazoo
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Sugar and chocolate first. Cinnamon chocolate, and then cinnamon. But it's not overly sharp, it's the smell of a kitchen after baking. The cookies must be very spicy and tasty!
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Starts with cherry cough syrup. The eucalyptus in the cough syrup is coming through loud and clear!
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It starts with the fudge, and a definite vanilla note to it. Lots of different things, I'm getting some herb and a little bit of booze.
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Chocolate and alcohol. It's warm, which must be the musk. A bit of a dry dusty chocolate, like it's been sitting around for a while.
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Cleaning product here, with a lemon/lime overtone. I am getting a twinge of flowery lichens, and the lemon-lime is fading.
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Bright citrus! As it fades, though, it goes through a bit of a rotten fruit phase. Then the soft incenses appear, and a light floral.
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Woody and exotic to start. A touch of dust and a smattering of cinnamon. There are a few other spices in there, both hot and expensive incense.
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A pretty, slightly powdery floral. The powder fades and they are heavy incense and florals. Then they start to get a little salty.
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It's a black jellybean stuck to the bottom of the basket. Minty licorice and cellophane grass. And a little bit like cloved ham with orange juice and brown sugar glaze.
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That starts with some really pretty floral. Then I get something green and woody. Then I get hairspray.
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It's hay and wood, and the clove does hang in the air. Not smoky like I would expect. Are you sure this is hell? Sure smells nice.
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That's a light, tasty floral. It dances on the edge of sharp hairspray, but does not go over. Might be the lemon doing that. But it does warm up nicely on the skin.
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Chocolately and a bit nutty, although that may be the coffee. Much as I like chocolate and sugar, I don't like coffee and tat may be spoiling it for me. It's a dry chocolate. Then the cinnamon makes itself known, sweet and pretty at a time where that coffee note has almost faded.
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Starts with a sweet yummy yummy lemon candy. That sharp lemon hangs around for a while, but then it becomes pure honey. Sticky, just the way it's supposed to be.
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I get that chocolate amaretto. The amaretto and candy comes forward, giving it a sweet drunk feeling.
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Oooh, Trevor is spicy! Is that the summoning incense? I should try cloves for summoning more often.
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Starts with that bright lime. It's not the least bit warty, just a fresh aquatic scent.
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Oh, the sweetness! With a little something spicy and complicated following up.
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What is that? Somewhat foody, a little spicy. It gets a little sweeter later on, with the pear and sandalwood coming up on top.
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Starts earthy and a little dusty. Really woody. Definitely leaves with some of them burning in the background. This is right on for a late October or November day, with the sun warming the leaves.
