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Wet, this is a heady, sharp floral and I think I've made a mistake. I do detect orange blossom and/or neroli which are usually loves for me, but there's something else there turning it perfume-y. Then it dries and becomes a soft, moody floral with an aquatic undertone. Light orange flower, something a little powdery, and some rain. It stays in this stage for hours. This is more what I was hoping for. Lovely once dry!

First impressions: I'm struggling with how to describe this one. It's bubbly like soda, but only slightly. It's tart and fruity, yet herbal. It's light and bright, but with a resinous rich base. Light against the dark indeed. This is utterly addictive and I am deeply inhaling my wrists constantly. If I have to identify it, I get lemon, bergamot, apple, soda, lavender, and I think I can detect a deep dark soft patchouli. This is a scent to wake you up, but it still has an element of comfort. Beth is absolutely killing these monthly paintings.

L'aurore smells just like the painting looks. Diaphanous bluey purple (blurple), sheer and soft. It's a little sparkly but not bubbly. It all blends together prettily and makes a nice light warm weather suitable scent. Work safe. The main notes that stick out to my nose are aldehydes, lavender, light musk, and violet, but it so well blended it's more of a feeling rather than a set of notes if that makes any sense?

Pink Moon 2024 is the perfect strawberry milkshake scent, creamy and fresh and not too sweet. I layered it immediately with the Pink Moon Duet: Wild Strawberries and Patchouli and it adds that dirtiness from the patchouli with more fresh strawberry. I was surrounded by a delightful pink cloud of delight (and told I smell soooo good). This is an instant pick me up scent especially with the duet. I'm thinking about back ups of both and getting some of the other duets to try for layering too.