Blue Wig Spray

[Lisa Yang]

Silvered lilacs and violets, white grapefruit, glittering musk, and a squirt of blueberry.

In the bottle, I get strong blueberries and a little bit of musk behind it. It's a rather fruity, bright blueberry, which I'm thinking comes from the white grapefruit note.

I use wig spray similarly to how I'd use regular EDP perfume, but more so on my clothing, instead of on my actual body.

In the initial spray, I get very very STRONG blueberry, but as that calms down a bit, I get a really pretty floral. It has a shampoo/salon quality to it, which might come from the "silvered" part of the florals. The lilacs are more prominent to my nose (I associate violets with a more powdery floral) but it's a very perfumey floral. The blueberry definitely takes a backseat with the florals taking over once dried.
This stuff lasts forever on me, could definitely smell it at the end of the day, and when I put on my jacket today, still could get whiffs of it.

I don't have too much experience with wig sprays, I tried it out in my hair and it unfortunately caused my hair to clump together and stiffen. I will probably stick to using it as a clothing spray.

[zankoku_zen]

Blueberries and violets. There's something powdery and not quite natural about this you spray it on first. The violets actually sort of smelled like irises to me.

[fairybites]

Sprayed this on my shirt sleeve since I don't wear wigs. I like it! I'm getting an almost tea like scent from this, could be the musk? That violet and blueberry combo is beautiful, and I wish that the grapefruit appeared. When I applied this without looking at notes, I thought there was some green grape note included. The throw is pretty low, but if you are using this on your wig that's probably a good thing. 

 

Wish this was a perfume, it's kind of got a calming effect that I could see useful for sleeping.