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Limited editions equivalents in the general catalog?
RobberBaroness replied to Absinthe's topic in Recommendations
Is there anything that smells at all like Dead Leaves, Blue Lilac, Black Currant, and Black Orchid? It was so good and my bottle broke! I haven't found any other lilac that smells so dark and sinister! -
This is what I was hoping Mega Size Chocolate Bar would be! An equal mix of smooth chocolate and spicy Snake Oil, definitely a new favorite!
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Pretty and bubbly and eerie! This makes me think of a walk home from an elegant Halloween party on a cold night.
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- Pile of Leaves 2021
- halloween 2021
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I really like this one! It's a dark gourmand, the sweetness reading as deeper and more intense than a lot of the cacao scents. Might get a bottle, depending on how I like the other cacao scents.
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The apple note seems to go cloying, though maybe that's just me (I found the same thing with one of the Halloweenies.) Or maybe it's the combination with the musk. It smelled very nice in the bottle, but now I feel like I'm in a cloud of flavored syrup.
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Pink and sugary and tart and delicious! I don't know if I'll buy this since I already have Baobhan Sith, but I'll definitely use up the decant vial. It's like a fizzy cocktail or fancy candy, uplifting like a good citrus scent should be.
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The lab's chocolate note often overpowers everything else, but it's balanced here by the gingerbread and anise. I think the weirdness is nice and distinctive, an offbeat gourmand. I could see a vampire smelling like this at a midnight party where they serve absinthe and bat-shaped cookies.
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- Winter 2020
- Gingerbread Monsters
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I was afraid this might be all fruit- my experience with Blackcurrant Sufganiyot- and when I first opened the bottle, it was very tart. Luckily, when I put it on my skin and let it dry, it became a very pretty, sweet blend. The pomegranate was soft and bright, while the pastry provided a warm base. This will be one I wear a lot, and not just in winter.
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I added a bunch of perfumes to my order, and now the drop down menu for the cart won't scroll down to let me hit Check Out! I can't even edit my cart to take some off! Does anyone know how to resolve this?
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I was finally able to do it by switching to a mobile device! Thank you so much!
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This is what I wanted Peacock Queen to be- a big rose bouquet, pink and sweet and almost overpowering. I'm a little self-conscious wearing it, hoping it isn't bothering other people, but there's something so fun about being so purely rosey!
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This one shifts on me! I started out not liking it at all- probably the musk, that's very unpredictable on my skin- but it's settled down into a wonderful golden vanilla. I'll have to keep the sample around for whenever I'm doing any Arthurian writing!
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This is a new favorite! The florals are there, but there's also an unexpected note that almost smells citrusy- I guess that's the carnation. It's a playful scent. I probably don't need a bottle when I already have Alice for my carnation needs, but I'm definitely using up the sample!
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Rose Red 2016: This is rose candy to me, very similar to Pink Snowballs. It's sweet and cold and very pink, despite the name.
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This is a nice dark rose on me! I like it a lot, though I doubt I would have used up a full bottle. I can definitely get the vampire feel, especially a modern day leather-clad vampire!
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This smells delicious! There's nothing evil or alien about it- if it's a goddess, it's an earth mother goddess. I smell gingerbread and spices primarily, more than resins (probably a good thing on my skin), and it'll definitely be a steady winter gourmand.
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I'm pretty much only getting the sea salt, which I think I'd like more on a guy than on me. It would be interesting to try in a bath, to make it smell like the ocean!
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This is surprisingly nice! I'd really like it on a guy. The gingerbread starts out as comforting, then something surprising emerges with the citrus- not quite sinister, but spry and charming.
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2013 version: This is almost a gourmand, smelling of soft fluffy pink candy. But it's not too sweet, and the florals still come through, even if it's not quite as cold as the Frostbitten scents. I'm enjoying it, and I think it will continue to be a cheerful scent for me.
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A lovely, sedate garden. Is it gothy? Not necessarily, but it definitely feels old timey.
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This is a very ladylike scent, bordering on old-lady-scent. I wasn't keen on it right out of the bottle, but it grew more delicate as it dried. I like the soft florals and the sweetness, and I may wear this on days when I want to make a quieter statement with my scent. Sadly, it fades on me rather quickly (or maybe that's just my nose!)
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- Winter 2020
- Yule 2019
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This is my first scent with the frost note, and I don't know how they do it but it actually smells cold! It's light and chilly and more "dainty" than usual Alice, a sweet soft rose. (Also, my husband was horrified by the image of poor Alice being frostbitten, so I had to tell him that knowing wonderland, she was probably just nipped at the heel by a frost creature.)
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- Frostbitten
- 2019
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A brownie. A rich, gooey brownie. I’m happy, because I feel like most of the lab’s coco scents tend to smell the same (even my beloved Gelt.) This is a much more edible chocolate scent. Wearing it doesn’t make me feel like a sophisticate, it makes me feel like a little kid, and I mean that in a good way.
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Looking for a bpal that embodies beeswax
RobberBaroness replied to Fairyboy's topic in Recommendations
I've only sniffed it, not worn it, but Loved to Death has a good bit of beeswax! -
A great blast of chocolate with just a little Snake Oil underneath. Maybe it would change if I wear it for longer. As it is, it feels like a dupe of Gelt.
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- Dangernoodles 2019
- Halloween 2019
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