JTobias

Did you love the perfume oil? Then prepare to love this bath oil! Gahhh, so creamy pumpkin-y sweet; I want to slather my limbs and gnaw all night long.

Exactly as promised; this smells like the tiny cupcakes our local bakery sells. It's sweet and comforting and red velvety

I am always so torn with this blend; I had the original in 2008 and this 2016 version is the same on my skin: vanilla saffron creamy goodness that turns to a slightly band-aid/plastic drydown.

The staying power of this blend on me is phenomenal; I normally eat oils right up, and this blend sticks to me for up to six hrs, which is nigh impossible. Also, for such a simple description, its a complex and multidimensional blend; I feel like walking sex when slathered in this oil.

I was talked into buying this bc I have Melty Creme Egg and Bliss...this is a beautiful chocolate blend that any choco-holic needs in the collection. The stout adds a beautiful dark tone underneath what could have been just an overly sweet bakery scent.

Holy hell; if you're a fan of Marshmallow Pumpkin, Halloween Inquisition 2010, then you will squee for this blend! Absolutely divine.

Yes! This is sweet creamy cinnamon pumpkin goodness; very very boozey and bakery!

This blend is absolute magic on me; the sugar cookie is barely in the background, just lightly softening things, more like a Snickerdoodle softener, and my skin just emanates this sexy spicy lime blend. Gahhhh!

I was hoping for more condensed milk; I think layering this with a sweet cream note will help. It's not bad at all; it's a rich black tea with a slap of salty water, but not in an offensive way. Think dapper gentleman in the 20s.

Unlike the trickier blends, this is pretty straightforward: sexy snake oil with yummy chocolate. The ricemilk adds a softened, cream touch and the teakwood just adds to the sexiness of the snake oil. Very yummy.

I cannot rave enough about this scent; it will forever be a top five for me. I suffer from Bipolar I (diagnosed at age 32) and have problems managing stress, anxiety, mania, and sleep. TKO is my "everything will be ok, so breathe now" scent; lavendar, vanilla, sugar, and magic, that's all I know. This scent does more for me than any type of meds from the doc.

This had the most straight forward wet to dry effect I've ever experienced. In the bottle, straight raw coffee bean, like the oily kind. Wet? Still dark coffee bean but now a very sweet bouquet in the background. Drydown? Very strong floral with a slight coffee in the background. Fade to spilled coffee over a sachet of dried flowers.

While I realize vetiver is not a note in this blend, I must say on me this is a sexy sexy dark vetiver; it's quite reminiscent of Laura Belle McDaniel; it lasted about three hrs pretty strong, then died to a soft dark patch and faded.

Sweet and sugary; reminds me of a "pinker" version of TKO; this is great if you love lavendar, which I do! The drydown on me was the same beautiful sugary lavendar vanilla scent, but it got quite soft quite quick, and within two hours was gone; this is pretty normal since my skin eats oils.

Got my bottle last week and tested it a few times to see what happened (my chemistry is wonky during desert summers). This smells like a Cadbury creme egg wet, but after a few hrs of drydown, this is all Gelt. Dark, dry cocoa versus the sticky sweet chocolate it originally was. Love love love it. ETA: This is gawgeous, pure chocolate and sweet sweet sweet cream, like the cloying white sugar creme from the Cadbury that makes you choke. Might I add that Bliss gives you the same pure chocolate kick with out the sugar choke.