elizabeth101

This is lovely. The strongest notes on my skin are lilac and wood. I was afraid this would be just a thin wisp of a scent, but the base notes give it real depth and staying power. I think this will be something I will reach for often.

ETA: I should probably mention that I started crying when I first read the description of this scent. Probably some nostaglic longing for the girl I was when I fell in love with this story. So I may be a little biased. I want to believe in unicorns, darnit!

Coyote is one of my favorite BPAL scents of all time. There is a softness to it that accurately captures the feeling of the dry prairie grassland and the soft musk of a wild animal.

I would totally buy a bottle of this. Is does feel like a very sophisticated, edgy cologne, like a less spicy version of Commes des Garcons 3.

This is a strong powdery floral on me. As I'm always referencing "smell alikes" when I try to describe BPAL, I will say this could pass for Caron's Parfum Sacre. Tres francais.

I like it - but I think I'll have to be feeling very grown up in order to wear it out of the house.

Smells exactly like a solemn high mass. Cool!

This reminds me of Comme de Garcons 3 but with apples instead of citrus, which places it in the category of scents I just can't stop sniffing. Absolutely fascinating. Avant garde. A postmodern perfume.

Awesome.