ShadowsDance

This one goes sour a few moments after being applied. Ick, nope, not at all for me I guess. I need to wash this off, it's making my stomach churn.

This goes on very nicely, it reminds me a lot of walking into an Asian gift store. You know the kind, they sell all sorts of statues, swords, clothing, and of course incense! Somewhat sweet, but deep and spicy at the same time. Warm, and definietly sensual.

The only down side would be the few points where it becomes dangerously close to baby powder. However, that doesn't happen often or last long.

Lick it One More Time smells exactly like a peppermint candy cane, or those peppermint swirl disks.. or peppermint extract. Pretty much this is peppermint, peppermint, and more peppermint.

It's nice, but I think I'll stick with Tokyo Stomp for my mint.

Very strong evergreen scent at first. Something in the background reminds me of tea berries. The longer I wear it, the more it seems to turn to mint. I don't really like how that happens, so sadly this goes to the swap pile.

A beautiful aquatic. The ocean notes are definietly in the front. The other notes blend wonderfully with it. It has a very 'perfumy' quality, and like Thunder Moon that seems to make it well suited for the summer months - especially for trips to the beach.

The ozone is clear here, as well as the aquatics. Wet and fresh, with florals coming forward after a few minutes. This is a very typical sort of perfume scent, it reminds me a lot of summer after a thunder storm - warm, heavy, sticky.

I wore this scent a lot over the summer, it was just such a fitting scent. I'm wearing it now, it is winter.. not quite right. Still a lovely scent, but I don't think I could go out wearing this around now. Definietly my scent of choice in the summer though, along with a similar scent Thalassa.

A deep, earthy scent. The herbs leap out right away, with an ever so slight hint of salty aquatic in the background. The perfect autumn scent, melancholy and contemplative.. Sitting in a field under the bright moon, thinking of summer nights past.