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Cherimoya, green tea, lemon blossom, sweet crimson berries, and creamy white sandalwood.
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Silken indigo musk, tatami straw, black tea, golden amber, yuzu peel, and black plum.
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Honeyed cream, turmeric, tonka bean, toasted green cardamom, and star anise.
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Sparkling pale pink jelly with a golden green shift.
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Garnet red jelly.
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Sweet cream, white honey, rice milk, Thai coconut milk, and mango.
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Wisteria incense, oakmoss, and sandalwood cream.
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Ivory jelly with golden flash and diamond sparks.
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Bright sky blue jelly with a blue sparkle.
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Orange jelly with a glowing orange aurora.
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Dildo, Boxes with Lubricants, and a Plum Blossom Twig Hair Gloss
doomsday_disco posted a topic in Hair
Plum blossom, amber cream, honeysuckle honey, white tea, grapefruit, and apricot. -
Coconut milk and white tea.
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Rose gold shimmer jelly with golden aurora.
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Workman Displaying His Sexual Prowess and Gigantic Size of His Member in a Variety of Situations
doomsday_disco posted a topic in Lupercalia
Vanilla-soaked sandalwood, apricot mash, brandy, and white ginger. -
French lavender, Thai coconut, cherimoya, and ube.
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Amber cream, red ginger, patchouli, jackfruit, and orange blossom.
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Oh, this is sweet. I'm surprised because I don't get much of cherry - usually I can clearly smell cherry whenever there's some. On my skin this is mostly pomegranate syrup and vanilla resin. Definitely RED scent but in a candy-like way, there's nothing sinister or dark. Quite a playful and lovely scent.
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This reminds me a lot of other greenish BPAL blends that have woods and resins in them. As in many other cases, this is a little too sweet on my skin. Still, the weedy green accord, just this side of spa, was enchanting this heat wave morning. Very much a scent that evokes just escaping a blast of summer (or in my case spring) heat — on a dewy morning or in a pool of deep shade. On Teaching is certainly on the traditional masculine side of things, and indeed there is a calm and staid quality in line with the best of that heritage. I say this reminds me of a bevy of other, half-remembered BPALs (Anubis, some dead leaves blends), but this is best in class, with the cloying resinous notes fading to tolerable levels after the opening. Still, as a devotee of non-BPAL perfumes as well, I don’t think can oust CdG Laurel from its niche in my collection. I will probably dump the rest of my imp into a hot bath on a cool summer morning and then apply that number for the heat of the day.
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auraysu replied to doomsday_disco's topic in Limited Editions
This smells a little similar to Traditional Sheet Ghost without the lemon marshmallow- I agree with the others, it's reminiscent of laundry detergent or soap, bright and clean. I really like this, but I wouldn't have expected this scent from the notes, haha. -
This is golden honey swirled with the thick dark cola syrup of labdanum, the last honeyed rays of sunlight succumbing to dusk, making me wish dark honey cola actually existed. It stays pretty linear and never gets to the point of being cloying. I can't wait to see how it's going to age.
- Yesterday
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Just posted a review for the hair gloss, and I bought both the 5ml of perfume and the hair gloss, can report they smell the same on (the hair gloss has more projection, but the scent itself is the same to my nose). I'm delighted to report that it reminds me of a slightly more amber, slightly less sweet version of Dahlia, which has been my obsession for a while now. I know opinions are divided on Dahlia. To me, Dahlia is sweet vanilla and sugary vanilla orchid, all joyful and lovely. Catherine has more amber, less sugar, it's a deeper, more mature version of Dahlia. I don't get much (if any) resin and for those concerned about "melted and honeyed", I don't get honey, a hint of caramel maybe. Of course, ymmv. Maybe with time some more of the dark, resinous veins will pop out. Ha. What a win!! ❤️ It's a risk buying anything full size without an explicit note list, and I hope this review helps anyone on the fence to fall off one side or the other. I'm a little hesitant to say this leans more feminine than unisex, but I'm in my 50s and used to guys wearing pine and spruce and women wearing sweet and floral. However, I'd want to take a deeeeeeep whiff of any person wearing this scent. Kinda makes me want to snuggle myself.
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I'm delighted to report that it reminds me of a slightly more amber, slightly less sweet version of Dahlia, which has been my obsession for a while now. I know opinions are divided on Dahlia. To me, Dahlia is sweet vanilla and sugary vanilla orchid, all joyful and lovely. Catherine has more amber, less sugar, it's a deeper, more mature version of Dahlia. I don't get much (if any) resin and for those concerned about "melted and honeyed", I don't get honey, a hint of caramel maybe. Of course, ymmv. I also bought the perfume, and it smells the same on my skin. Maybe with time some more of the dark, resinous veins will pop out. Ha. What a win!! ❤️ It's a risk buying anything full size without an explicit note list, and I hope this review helps anyone on the fence to fall off one side or the other. I'm a little hesitant to say this leans more feminine than unisex, but I'm in my 50s and used to guys wearing pine and spruce and women wearing sweet and floral. However, I'd want to take a deeeeeeep whiff of any person wearing this scent. Kinda makes me want to snuggle myself.
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Asian pear, pear sugar, lemon zest, and white musk.
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Scarlet silk, sweetened rice milk, ube, peony petals, candied ginger, persimmon, red dates, red carnation, lavender, and red amber.
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Japanese wineberries, ti leaf, osmanthus, and a dribble of plum wine.
