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Sweet & pretty! Goes quickly to sharp & soapy.

I can feel my teeth decaying already... Sugar, rum, butterscotch. It takes a while, but the red jelly does show up — just a little bit fruity, cherry/strawberry wafting over it all.

That's a honey with a nice floral overtone! That's a nice mix. The warmth of the honey is there, but it doesn't come up as obvious as most honey scents do.

Something warm and woody up front. The rose comes blooming through, very pretty.

Really dirty to start. It mellows down so that the musk and poppy come through, much nicer.

Woody and boozy. It ends up a bit fruity.

Has a menthol note to start. The tobacco really overwhelms the honey. It's like an aromatic wood.

Dirty pachouli. Then eventually I get dirty soap.

Sweet fruity floral, definite peach in there. It really does draw you in, like sweet sweet candy.

A fruity floral, with a bit of a citrus tang to it. That must be the plum. This is one that keeps drawing me back to sniff and sniff again.

I get that warm, spicy blood kind of note up front. It threatened to get soapy but bypassed that, and continues to be sensual and warm.

What's with the dirt? There's no pachouli in it, so hopefully it will fade fast. And it does, thankfully. It's not a bad floral, but I still have a haze of dust hanging on top.

Cherry syrup — that must be the almond. The sharp fruity fades down, but it ends up a bit soapy.

Candied violet. This is exactly like violet flavored candy. Yum! Must be the vanilla making it so tasty.

I definitely get the wood and apple. Just a touch of pine. This is a well-crafted blend.

Fruity citrus candy! This draws the nose in the same way Jailbait does. It draws me in with the promise of being very, very tasty.

Smarties or sweet tarts to start. Sweet and a little boozy.

Nice woodiness with the spices coming up.The spices fight a bit, especially the cinnamon.

Boozy fruit! Much better than I would have thought, the grenadine is coming up strawberry. It's a sweet candy scent, although I'm not as crazy about the banana undertone.

Oh, yum, that's a nice floral addition to honey! It's a good blend, the two notes support each other nicely.

Very pretty, is that sap or maple? Rustling leaves and a whiff of smoke. On me it's warm, not cold at all.

Yes, that is green leaves! There is a definite fall feeling to it, with the other elements adding the "falling leaves" notes.

Creamy. Skin, honey and musky, really beautiful.

Minty solvent! This is definite pennyroyal. Serious, hardworking mint. There may be other things in there, but pennyroyal is pretty intense.

The juniper comes up in a hurry — aromatic, woody and piney. Fresh, outdoorsey and masculine.