Jenjin Report post Posted February 27 (edited) Ground hematite and manganite pounded into vegetable waxes and scented with dates, narcissus, rosewater, and oud. Edited February 28 by Jenjin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
frizzlechicken Report post Posted April 5 This smells very vintage! It definitely evokes an ancient cosmetic. On application I can pick out the oud, rosewater and vegetable waxes. As it begins to dry down the floral (narcissus?) waxy notes remain, in a good way. It gently fades to just a light wax scent. I'm gonna say something weird, but if you like the smell of a fresh box of famous-brand crayons (and I do) this is giving that as well. Lovely and very, very interesting scent. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LavenderCoffee Report post Posted April 8 This reminds me a little bit of Bronze Dildo, even though there are no notes in common, just by the virtue of somehow smelling truly ancient and/or archaeological, thanks to the metallic components and natural wax. But it's also a perfect backdrop for the narcissus/rosewater/oud. I love narcissus anyway but this is such a striking composition. The dates don't stand out much to me and it's a pretty oud, don't be scared! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Biocarbons Report post Posted 18 hours ago Wet, this was artificial mixed fruit flavor narcissus and wax, but after it settled, I got an interesting vintage blend of narcissus and rosewater with a nutty date note and a mineralic quality. Try this if you're interested in scents like Gun Moll or the Century Guild Kickstarter blends. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
