ashtonrose

You're making me miss my grandparents home. They live in a small town (Palmer, MA) just outside of Springfield (less of a small town). When I think of summer there, I think of Mag Mell. The wonderful smell of fresh cut grass and summer rain. I love how it smells there after the rain.

MMMM....this smells so good. After getting back from visiting home (Pawleys Island), I opened this and was in heaven. It smells like the beach sans the cocoa butter.

I smell this and sigh. The vanilla is so soft and sweet. Sandalwood blends with it, but not overpowering it. Just Beautiful!

Opening the bottle, I was unsure of how this would smell on me. Buttercream frosting was the first thing that came to mind. After I put it on though, the buttercream scent quickly faded and left a strong minty vanilla smell. It lasted for hours never changing.

White Chocolate was all I could smell when I opened the bottle. On: White Chocolate, which stayed, but dried out some. Drying: The mandarine came through. Dried: Madarine and white chocolate. Great combination on my skin.

I've never been so thrilled with a scent that smelled like my kids cough syrup before. When I put it on, it just sang. I could smell the booze immediately, then the musks and sugar sweet scent pulled through. Nothing faded. It all just mingled there and had a fab party on my skin. With dh home on R&R, Smut's arrival was perfect. Another bottle is in the future.

I am so bummed. I loved the description and have been dying to try it. I now have three imps. In the imp: smelled like soap First on me: still soap Drying: It took about 15 min to dry down and I could smell a touch of lavendar and whisteria. Dry: No smell at all on my skin. It stuck to my clothes for about 2-3 hrs. It's a bedtime scent for me. I'm gonna add it to a spritzer and put it on my sheets. The lavendar will be nice at night.

Was it an APO/FPO? I honestly have no idea how long those take. A(F)PO's are treated like internationals by the USPS, they have to be walked in and a customs form filled out. If you got a CnS, then it should be going out as domestic. You could send email answers and get your tracking info, since you lost yours to the virus. B. APO is an Army Post Office. Sara replied w/ my date, but said it could take up to 4weeks. It goes domestic, but through customs. I've been ordering online alot and if it's a company that ships here often, I can get a package in 3-4 days. It all depends on the contents and how customs feels that day. B/C it's going over international waters it has to have a customs form. Any packages can be mailed USPS Priority and it gets here fairly quick. Just a hassle to deal w/. I'm gonna gage the delivery time and I may have my future orders sent to SoapyRN. She'll get it and then forward it, which takes about 3-4 days from her. Just gotta wait and see.

Thanks ya'll! I don't think it was shipped Global Priority. I'm in a US zipcode. It's really confusing. Because I'm on a military base in Germany, we have the USPS here. Our zipcode is technically a NY zipcode b/c that is where our mail is routed. I got a CNS about a week ago, but I can't be sure. I had an e-mail virus and had to clean out my files. That unfortunately had to be in the bunch, b/c I cannot find it any where. I am patiently waiting. Though, I will be thrilled when they get here.

I couldn't find any where else to post this. I'm not complaining at all, just wondering about shipping times for Europe orders. It's technically staying within USPS service, but still going through the customs and whatnot. Can anyone give me an estimate?

Snow Bunny is a perfect name for this. Imagine swooshing down the slopes with tall green pines on either side of you and one whacking you in the face. That's exactly what it smells like. The pine is definitely the first scent and it's strong. I was a little worried about it, but five or ten minutes later and citrus scent comes through as the pine fades to the back. When it's dry there's a touch of white musk, citrus and a little pine in the back.

I couldn't wait to get this scent! Hair net is the first thing I thought of. The stiff hairspray of the 70's/80's. I definitely smelled the ylang ylang and hyacinth at first. As it started to dry, the white sandalwood became very pronounced on me. In the end, I am left with a white musk and fruity blend. Very nice...It just didn't last long enough. I reapplied it twice to get through the day.

I opened to bottle and all I could smell are fresh red roses. The rose is so clean. Nothing gets in the way of the scent. WOW!!

This reminds me of mixing fresh fallen snow, milk and a touch of vanilla to make a snow cream...Yummy and smells great!

I am head over heels in love. When I opened the bottle, it was like coming home. I love peppermint...I love LICK IT!!! The peppermint stays, but blends perfectly with the vanilla and sweet sugar notes...