GalliumSpider
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VERY earthy. I'm finding it pretty similar to Graveyard Dirt, with a hint of something sweet.
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I'm getting something citrusy, and the pine needles--which are very green, fresh pine needles.
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To me it's fruity (apple-y?) and sweet, with a lot of emphasis on sweet spices. After a little while I start getting something like... walnut? I wish I could drink a tea like this.
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Sturgeon Moon: Ambergris and Lichen
GalliumSpider replied to Jenjin's topic in Duets & Menage A Trois
This is very fresh and bright--to me it smells like grapefruit. Surprising, but quite nice. -
I'm definitely getting lemon from this. But a sweet, mellow lemon. Very nice, delicious-smelling.
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Well. I liked this at first sniff, and even immediately after I put it on. But after a little while on my skin, it acquired this note that I can only relate to the cleaning fluid they use on the bathrooms at work (or, I guess, the scent that gets added to it to cover up the natural smell). Not the lemony kind, but the sort of sweet, "fresh" kind. Highly unfortunate. I gave it a chance to dry, and that part fades a bit, but it never stops being noticeable. I guess this is me finding out that the "snow" note doesn't work on me in the least. It was also unusually difficult to remove.
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In the imp, all I was getting was dragon's blood. But as soon as it went on my skin, it morphed into leather--then leather and smoke, with a tiny bit of dragon's blood under it. After a while, the dragon's blood came back out, and now it's most of what I'm smelling. Interesting.
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I'm getting dirt and honey from this--with the honey coming out more once it's on me. Unusual, but nice!
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Shampoo! I haven't seen anyone else mention it, but that I've been having good results using it lately--I just lather it up on the affected area, then wash it off. It seems pretty effective--better than regular soap, dish soap, or alcohol--and it's not harsh on my skin. (Mine is Pert, the shampoo/conditioner combo.)
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This is really lovely. At first I get mostly ginger--fresh ginger root, not gingerbread--which then picks up some sweetness, like candied ginger. After a bit the tea comes out.
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This scent is fascinating to me. I do get the beeswax and lilac on first applying it, but after a while I would swear it settles down into something that reminds me of... Spooky? E.g. kind of a vanilla/mint/coconut. Which is wild, because they don't seem to have any notes in common.
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The citrus disappears on me almost immediately, and it smells sweeter than it does in the imp. Sort of incensey and spicy. Very nice.