Myria Jean

I get a bit of pumpkin and marshmallow for a few minutes, but after that it turns into single note cinnamon. I smell like a cinnamon stick.

Venustas! It's definitely got a floral note, but it doesn't make me ill or drown everything or smell terrible (the reasons I can't do most florals). It's a warm gorgeous scent.

Light fougere, something citrusy, frankincense and just a tiny bit of myrrh. It has decent throw and staying power without being overwhelming. This is GORGEOUS. I usually stick to gender neutral scents, but I need multiple bottles of this to be my one undeniably feminine perfume. It's not too girlish, but also doesn't say anything I don't want it to say (most feminine scents smell just wrong on me). It is strong, beautiful, and contemplative.

I have a decant of Samhain 2012. Apparently I amp apple, mullein, and fir, because on me it was Apple Cider Cough Drop.

I got a tester amount of this and I am grateful because I was able to cross it off my list in a frugal manner. I found the scent overly sweet and my nose interpreted it as "generic floral." But the gloss itself is amazing and I look forward to trying many of (maybe all ) the other scents.

This gloss made me realize that wearing Dorian on my skin is a huge waste. I was missing so many aspects of the scent. It's beautiful. Now any scent I wear on my skin smells two-dimensional - clearly the solution is more glosses (and a scent locket). As for the gloss itself, I am using it as my primary conditioning and styling product because it's that perfect for my hair, which is fine, pixie-length, and prone to slightly wavy disarray.

I have tried many, many of the scents recommended in this thread, but I stumbled upon my perfect vanillic scent while looking for tea: Jareth. On me it's mainly dark vanilla, leather, and soft spices. It is gorgeous.