Veronica
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Wood. Not the good kind--like opening a new box from IKEA, raw and unfinished.
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Something in this is smoky and patchouli-like on me--after dry down, this lightens up and becomes a sweet, fruity scent with a slightly woody background. Not for me.
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Dragon's blood--rich and warm--and incense-y myrrh. Way better than expected, but not something I would wear.
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Ugh, the honey in this goes sour on me--mixed with the spices this is very unpleasant.
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Sweet, powder from the pollen and honey. A grassy green floral lurking beneath.
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Musky and sticky sweet.
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Aquatic and clean, but very artificial to my nose.
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Nice, but I personally dislike lavender. Dried down, this is a clean, gender-neutral skin scent/floral.
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Something wet and metallic, reminiscent of fresh blood.
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This is dry wood and incense over herbs.
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This starts of flovely--deadly nightshade works very well on me as a floral note--but unfortunately, all of the honeys in the Rappacinni's Garden line have a component that goes sour on me.
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Very calm and soothing, soft, warm, slightly powdery sweet honey around an amber(?) base that is mellow, not too strong.
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Clean, white floral scent. Soft and slightly "wet", very faint.
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This smells like those powdery, sweet sugar candies. Not overly sugar-y, but powder, sweetness, and orange.
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Really pretty rose-lily floral! Just a bit too high pitched and heady for me.
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My favorite masculine BPALs are as follows: Alecto Antony (!!!!) Baron Samedi Black Hellbore Calico Jack El Dorado Dragon's Hide Fenris Wolf Galvanic Goggles Oblivion Rome Marquise de Merteuil The Bow and Crown of Conquest Vicomte de Valmont Wilde (!!!!) Yorick
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Sickly sweet beeswax candles and something that goes dank on me--no thank you!
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Very faint scent, much more pleasant than I expected. A faint, slightly smoky floral.
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A bright, white floral. Very pretty, but a bit too much for me.
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This is heavily clove-spiced friuts. Something comes off almost band-aid like. A warm, spiced fruit for fall/winter, but not for me.