Cali

First sniff: HONEY!!! Jeez, that's a lotta honey. Wet: There almost seems to be something fruity about this, but it's probably the florals messing with my brain. Still so much honey. Dry: Ahh, there's the myrrh. I'm also getting the red wine now. It lives up to it's name quite brilliantly. Smelling it I can imagine some sort of a greek god infront of me, or some sort of an old, sunlit greek lane,

The patchouli really gives this one a bit of a "bite". A sweet mixture that kind of makes me hungry. Doesn't stick around on my skin for a long time, dies down after about an hour? The red musk is most obvious when wet, but later my skin amps up the myhrr and I'm left with almost only that. Not for me, but quite lovely.

Lovely, summery, candy goodness! Wet, red, pineapple and ...grapefruit(??) I'm going to have to put in an image to illustrate what I mean because I have literally no idea what these are called Very much these things, but a touch more tropical. This is a keeper!!

Oh no. The only foody I get from this is something caramel-y and rotting pie. It's very strong and has a huge throw on me. Physically hurts to smell the imp. I'm sorry, I hate this.

A smooth, industrial scent. Brassy and smoky. I find it very hard to describe but I'm getting a silent-hill vibe.

First impression: I imagine a landscape of pine trees surrounded by bushes of all sorts of flowers, some leaves glistening in the strings of light that randomly scatter through the trees. A floral pine forest. Wet: Exactly as it was but SWEET! Almost a candy-type sweet. Dry: It gets really minty a little later, very very lovely.

It's quite dark, and red. Literally and figuratively. The sandalwood is very in your face, and there's a couple of undertones that I can't place. My skin brings out the notes that I don't particularly like, but it's got a lot of potential on it's own!

Sighs, I wish I liked vetiver cause I really, really want to like this. Sharp, spicy, dark and deadly, in other words, leather, spice and everything not nice (imagine a wink at the end... Not from me. from someone you find attractive). That said, there's something sexy about it too. Uhuuu why can't I like this... Onto my swaps pile it goes! :c

Ooh! I get lots of citrus and dirt. Very interesting. I'd say it's more of a masculine scent, probably cause there's an aquatic/wet undertone. Wet: Ahh, there's the incense. There's also something else light in there. Almost pink. Dry: The citrus is tuling alongside the incense. Nailed the description!

Smells like a strong and sharp rose tea. Very warm. Once applied on the skin, there's a soapiness. Not a nasty or distorting one, a clean one. Not for me, but I see why so many people LOVE this!

Ugh, no, no, nope! I don't get much sweet or sticky from this. It's probably not actually there, but I'm just getting nuts or something... y'know, those peanuts covered in red- crispy stuff that's supposed to imitate the taste of sugar? Just that, covered in layers of antique, heavy dust. I don't know. Maybe I'm just weird. Onto the swaps pile it goes!

Very odd, not what I expected. Not a bad thing per sé, but not winter-y to me. More... spring! I get this very juicy-red fruit, mostly grapefruit and something citrus-y. Kinda dies on my skin quickly. Sad, cause I don't dislike it.

I have learned that vetiver, unfortunately, is probably not for me. At least, I'm pretty sure it's the vetiver I'm not a fan of. It's a dark,damp, and almost a sexy, broody type scent. I don't get anything sweet. My skin amps up the vetiver... Sniffing this I can totally imagine walking through the dark hallway on the upper floor of the Sharpe manor, with the sound of soft fluttering of wings near the walls. Again, on my skin it amps up the vetiver, but after a while it gets a little fuzzier and a bit smoky. Generally I really don't hate it, over all it's lovely and atmospheric, but sadly it's just not for me. I'm sure this would work perfectly for some people!