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This has become one of my favorite bath oils (noted I use them as moisturizers mostly) In the bottle it's distinct carnation, the kind that smells spicy and I was worried because carnation and I have a very strong love/hate relationship. I need fear not though because on the skin, wow! This is the most gorgeous peony, vanilla and honey I have ever smelled. The carnation only comes out slightly and I actually really enjoy it blended with the other notes. Gorgeous fresh and yet spicy florals with creamy honey. It is beautiful for this time of year and I love layering it with Peony Moon the most.

From the start this was just delicious. Creamy milk chocolate with only a tiny tiny hint of a metallic note. It really smelled like the chocolate bunnies I got as a kid and it made me extremely happy. But it went south very fast. The chocolate started turning to dark chocolate, sour weird dark chocolate and the metallic note started to overwhelm and started making everything smell like chocolate that has been sitting out in the sun for too long, not nice on me I am afraid.

So fun! This smells just like lemon drops on me from the very start. On the dry down the lemon gets replaced by a little bit of lime but neither of them try to overpower each other. I don't need a bottle but I will use my decant a lot this Summer.

I tested this today and sniffing it in the decant I was terrified because it was so high pitched and quite headache inducing already. On the skin it's way better. A very creamy white floral. It's not soapy on me but it's just not something I care to wear. Lily and I just do not get along and I need to stop trying.

I love red musk anything and I am a Aries so I had to pick this up regardless. The red musk is strong and so is the red sandalwood in the bottle and I was very happy no dragon's blood was super apparent. On the skin though the dragon's blood does come out, thankfully though it stays nice mixed in with the heaviness of the musk and sandalwood. I have 0 idea what gingergrass smells like so I can't tell if it's coming out or not. The black pepper gives it a spice and I do smell basil a little bit on the dry down but it's not overwhelming or kitchen spice-y. It's a deep blend that smells heavy yet light at the same time. It's very meditative and otherworldly to me and I can see myself just wanting to wear it when I want to be in a deep thought. Very nice!

Lotus is a note that either gets along with me or does not, there is no in between. When I first put this on the lotus amped on me to high heaven and smelled almost bitter and I was super worried that it wouldn't change, but it did and thank goodness for that because when it was starting to dry and then was fully dry it became the frothiest, warm and still a little sweet vanilla cream with only a small dose of woodiness from the sandalwood. I fell in love! I will be needing a bottle.

Just beautiful! I am a lover of all things violet and this is a gorgeous blend to have in my collection now. Will need to wear it some more to decide if a bottle is required though. But it's candied violet with a touch of smoke/wood and a glimmer of powder from the orris. Not as sugary as my beloved Faith, but it's pretty close.

Definitely airy and refreshing. Something about this is just addictive. To me it smells like spiced up vanilla tea with a touch of sandalwood and that sounds so simple, but it's so complex in the best way possible. Will be getting a bottle for sure (:

I agree with the review above. This is dark, earthy and chewy but with a sweet core. The raw cacao is there but it literally is just sprinkled over top I think. It's not super foodie at all and I don't even mind. The honey and the chestnut are most dominant on me and the patchouli smells a little sweetened. It smells unisex for sure and I think it would be good for the Fall season. I like it!

Definitely floral and gourmand at the same time. Something about this is so pretty, I can't stop smelling it. It's white chocolate, rice powder and the Florentine iris butter primarily on me. It doesn't become soapy, but it does go a little powdery and I don't mind because I do fancy powdery scents sometimes. I like it but I think it could be MORE and I will keep it and see what aging does to it.

I just CANNOT even top tharsei and her glorious review. But, in my opinion this is strawberry hair gloss of ones strawberry hair gloss dreams. There is NOTHING I don't absolutely love about this. It's the perfect amount of sweetness backed by a little bit of sophistication from the orris. Out of the other two notes I mainly get the orris with a tiny tiny edge of musk. But keep in mind this is all about the strawberry cream and goodness is it delicious. It's creamy, realistic and so damn inviting! I want my hair to smell like this forever, forever I say. I will definitely be needing another bottle.

Primarily plum, wisteria and cherry blossom on me. The plum borderlines smelling artificial in the wet stage but that fades off to the most lovely cherry blossom that I can just vision in Japan right now, stunning. It's juicy, inviting and uplifting.

Mainly a gorgeous fruity red musk with a touch of rose. I don't get any almond and that's great because usually almond can turn blends really weird on me. The rose is faint and just makes it a touch floral. I love red musk so this is a total winner on me and I think I may need more.

Oh my. This is so nice! I knew this would be a good one when I saw the dried blue and indigo fruits note and that's actually what's most dominant in my hair. I agree with Jeni in the fact it has a wine quality to it. Like you took the freshest blueberries or blackberries and steeped them into a gorgeous red wine, but it's not boozy or overwhelming in the least. I don't get any oudh and the iris is only a touch of a wispy floral. I think it's a scent that snuggles you close. You know it's there but it just peeks around the corner every so often to let you know it's still going strong. I am smitten with it and I am debating another bottle.

I love this. I have to agree with dementia in the fact this smells like Shanghai. But to me it's like if Shanghai and Embalming Fluid had a baby. The mint is barely present and the cucumber is just fresh and crisp. To my nose and on me it smells like a big glass of green tea with a squirt of lemon. Going to be so gorgeous for Summer.

Old fashioned womanly perfume nostalgia right here. This is very perfume-y and heady, borderline tropical on me but not too much. It's thick and lush and smells very classic. Lovely, but I can't see myself wearing it too often.

The jasmine in this came out super strong and I was very worried, but I let it settle and am glad I did. The jasmine is present and stays present the entire time, but the sophisticated citrus background that the orange blossom brings keeps it very balanced and there is a soft creaminess to it which is of course from the marshmallow. I don't get a very noticeable chocolate note but I know it's there, peeking it's way through. I like this and I will use up my decant.

I was very hesitant to try this one but also very interested and it's a fail. ): I have come to the conclusion that lily is a note that really hates me. Lily is all I smell here with a tiny whiff of white musk. A very strong white floral that gives me a awful headache. Will pass this one along to a better home.

Another beauty to add to my rose collection and a bottle is definitely required. So simple, yet so unbearably stunning. The most lovely dry woody rose that smells womanly and regal for sure. I feel like I belong in the Renaissance era when I put this on and that alone makes me happy.

NO NO NO! I am just bumfuzzled by this one because I enjoy every single note in here and yet it smells just awful on me, I am sad. It smells like a medicine and it honestly kind of turns my stomach ):

This is like fizzy roses and it never goes soapy on me. Gorgeous and simple in the most amazing way. I also think fans of the rose in Wretched Rose Window would really like this one. Winner!

This was immediately the ones I had to test first from my decants. Jasmine is a note that is either a huge hit on me or a absolute total fail, no in between. This scent is a total failure and it's because of the jasmine and citron. They're taking over everything and the combo of it and jasmine smells absolutely foul, like bug spray and I have never compared a scent to bug spray. Not working at all.

I have never loved a orange scent as much as I love this one. It's perfectly balanced orange and tangerine with the most mouthwatering anise I have ever smelled. I get 0 lavender and that's just fine. The combination of tangerine and anise is sooo stunning. It's sweet but not too sweet and tart without being obnoxious. Thank you for this Beth! It's perfect <3

When it's immediately on the skin it's all lavender all the time and I get nothing else for about 20 minutes or so. Then I get something woody, but not quite earthy and I am guessing that's probably the agarwood, I can't really tell. No patchouli is detected, even after a hour and neither is the saffron. It's quite unisex on me and almost on the line of masculine. The wildflowers are incredibly soft, not sugary wildflowers like I had hoped. But they are definitely in the "Spring" family of florals. I like this but it's not a favorite of the bottles I ordered. I am hoping aging will make it shine brighter.

I definitely get a small hint of a root beer element with this one, I made my Mother sniff it too, to make sure I wasn't just being silly and she smelled it too. I hate the smell of root beer was I was very scared that it wouldn't change. Thankfully it did and it became pure spicy vanilla. Sexy, sweet spicy vanilla and I love it so much. I am wondering if one bottle is enough.