Frills
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Oh it's so good. I'm learning I really like the Lab's chocolate/cacao notes but this one is especially good. It's not super foody with the dragon's blood note, it's just something I can't stop huffing. It does fade after a couple of hours but I don't mind reapplying, I love every phase of it from Hot Chocolate to warm dark dragon's blood.
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Marzipan! And make up. I can definitely smell a little make up that reminds me of acting school and I love it. And when it dries it's just vanilla cream and very sweet and soft. I got this because the first memory I have is of being a clown for Halloween and my grandpa holding me. I was two! So I got this in his honor. I love it very much
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Civet scents? If it smells like cat pee to you please tell me!
Frills replied to Lit Chick's topic in Recommendations
Siren smelled exactly like cat pee to me. I worked in a vet clinic so...yeah. -
It smells like dirt! Dirt and mushrooms. Very earthy and fun to layer with other things, but also pretty fun on its own.
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It's so pumpkin-y! It reminds me of childhood and the candles we used to burn in our jack o lanterns. After it sits an hour or so it's very nutty and chocolatey. Love this! I'm not so into foody perfumes anymore but peanut butter is my favorite food so I had to get this.
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This is the same cotton candy note as in Midway, which I miss every single day. It also has a lot of caramel popcorn and a touch of woody floral to it that makes it not so foody. Love it!
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This reminds me of camping in Idaho. I love it. Very wild, very nature-y, very tree filled. Love it and I might never have tried it if it hadn't come with my last order.
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Cherry! Cherry? ...Huh. Cherry. And then I get the wax note and it reminds me of the first lipstick I ever had, in 7th grade. And then there's a little warm clove underneath. But a lot of it is that sweet scent my mind is translating as 'cherry'. I topped it off with a little Batty Lace and it's divine. What an interesting single note! I think I'll end up blending it with other scents a lot.
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This is a Perfume About My Dog Eating Peaches
Frills replied to Seajewel's topic in Event Exclusive Oils
When I first got this the peach was almost floral on me and I wore it with my favorite sundress all summer long. Now that it's aged it's more marshmallow and vanilla and cream, and the peaches kind of disappear. Still lovely but it's changed more with age than I think any other perfume I've had. -
Frankincense and vanilla and something floral... It's beautiful but so faint I have to get up close to my wrist to smell it. If it had a bigger throw I'd probably spring for a bottle.
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This one does remind me of Hope, but it never goes dusty on me like Hope does. The cotton candy isn't very prominent until it's been dried for a few hours but then I can sniff it up close. I love this one, the Lab does such beautiful sugared flower scents.
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OH man this smells good. It's not a foodie perfume like I thought it would be, instead it's earthy and tobacco-y and comforting. After it dries I smell the bourbon cream with a dusting of cocoa on top and it's just so good.
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The white musk makes this perfumey instead of gourmand but the fruity chocolate is so so good.
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This is such a soft lavender with such a rich honey note. I agree it turns a little bit skin musky after a while but never loses that softness. So, so, so good.
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It's the same sugar note as in Faith and Hope and I love it. I get a little iris underneath it. This one has some staying power, I put it on yesterday and woke up this morning with it still going strong.
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I guess cashmere is kind of cinnamon-y? Spicy? Because at first that's all I smell. Then it becomes such a pretty vanilla with a touch of white chocolate. I love this scent after the cinnamon goes away. Glad I got a bottle and glad I stuck it out past the spicy smell.
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As Baudelaire once wrote, We revel in the laxness of the path we take. As such, we werent convinced anyone would bother entering the Sloth edition of our #BPAL7wordstory contest. Somehow, hundreds of you summoned the strength to string seven words together plus the dozens who cheekily declined to muster more than six. The winning entry by Amy DeNies epitomizes that (lack of) effort with aplomb. Congrats to our winner, and keep those heavy eyelids propped open #BPAL7wordstory could strike again at any time. cant commit to finishing a whole banana The effort is too much: banana weighed down by blackened cacao, bourbon vetiver, and tobacco absolute. Oh man, this one is so much cocoa and tobacco. The banana is like a yellow-gold backdrop to it but on my skin it's a very deep tobacco absolute. Which I love, so rock on, Banana Sloth.
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Every time I wear this to the gym, someone near me asks "what smells so good". It's the cow cologne, friends. It smells so dang good. It's so well blended that I can't pick out any one note over the others--maybe a little hay at first, but after that it's just light and semi-masculine and clean and sunny. And it smells great even when you've been sweating.
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This is a perfect late summer scent that I've been wearing all year since I bought it last autumn. It's sweet and dark and spicy, my favorite Snake Oil blend hands down.
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Such a pretty vanilla! The champagne grape isn't juicy, it's very dry, very clean, almost dusty. Vanilla sometimes goes a little plastic on me but this stays "floral" with just a touch of sugar on top. I like it.
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Delicious. It's incredibly warm, soft, and creamy. It reminds me a lot of cheesecake.
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Oh. Ohh. I am so glad I got this. Lime tends not to last long on me but the sage holds it on, making this a bright but dusty scent. Like a day in the desert, drinking a limeaid to keep the heat at bay.
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Orange blossom, vanilla, black narcissus? Yesss On my skin it's super smoky with a little pop of orange. Like having an orange around a campfire. I was not expecting a smoke scent but it fits what I'm wearing today (flannel! fall weather clothes!) that I'm enjoying it.
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This is a Perfume About My Dog Eating Peaches
Frills replied to Seajewel's topic in Event Exclusive Oils
WOW this one is so much brighter than the Snake Oil Peach Brandy. It's the peaches you canned in summer being opened in the dead of winter so you can make a dessert that reminds you of sunshine. PS if it mixes with Snake Oil it's still pretty darn bright and sweet and good.