nefta
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I get sweet sandalwood and a herb-y scent.
When wet on skin, I'm not sure why but the scent becomes cloyingly sweet (?!). Very prominent cedar, but more sweet than woodsy.
After 5 hours, the scent has dampened down quite a bit into a prominent cedar / sweet-wood kind of smell. I'm not sure how to put this.
Not my idea of a meditative scent, unfortunately.
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In bottle: Milky vanilla, it actually smells good!
When dried, I think I smell coconut.
Its actually quite a foody smell, but theres a hint of floral which kind of lessens it a little. Not sure if I'm smelling sweet pea or cherry blossoms - or both.
Quite liked this blend - bought it blind with a few others and this is one of my favorite.
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Finally officially tried this after getting this before the New Year!
Color of oil: Copper color.
In bottle: Vanilla sweet and some sharp woodsy scent
Wet on skin: Vanilla and incense?
Dried on skin: Woodsy-incense scent, warm. I would like to believe there is a hint of vanilla somewhere, but my boyfriend said it smells like wood with a hint of spiciness, seems to be the oudh.
Amazing this is that after taking a shower, the scent got more vanilla-ish and faint.
I really like this! So glad I bought a blind bottle of this.
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My favorite scents from BPAL so far. It turns into a dreamlike floral-vanilla for me, which I love a lot.
Unfortunately it doesn't stay for very long. There's something about the vanilla and jasmine/gardenia/verbena here.
I can't differentiate the floral notes very well, please forgive!
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In imp: Sweet almond?
Wet on skin: Still almond, becoming a headache.
Dried on skin: Almond-death note gets amped up.
Unfortunately this didn't work for me ):
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This didn't work for me ):
In the bottle, it smelled a lot like embalming fluid - lemony clean.
When dried on my skin, the violet becomes more apparent. No tea at all.
The violet-citrus duo amped and gave me a headache ):
A big-miss for me, sadly.
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The Snow-Shoe Goddess, Giantess, the Norse embodiment of winter. Frost-rimed winter berries, crisp pine needle, and a slush of bright snowy notes.
My first full bottle Yules.
In bottle: Mint and pines (didnt like it much), some berries hiding but very faint
Dried down: Pine disappears to the background and the berries become much more prominent. After a while, I kept smelling something like vanilla-berries!
Staying power: I had to slather quite a lot, lasted about 4 hours or so. Definitely not as powerful as O or Snake Oil. -
Got a decant through angelamaria and her lovely fairy who got the NYCC exclusives.
Bottle: Sharp honeyed floral, probably the patchouli. Spicy.
Dried: When first applied - sharp spicy leather, personally, I couldn't withstand this one. After a while, the leather becomes softer and mixed with honey, but still strong. Vanilla barely there. I couldn't pick out the sarsaprilla and patchouli, but I'm guessing both makes the leather appear spicier when I first applied.
After ~3 hours or so, the leather softens again, I quite like this stage. Vanilla is more prominent with the leather and honey.
Verdict: Pretty interesting as its my first leather blend, never expected this to work nicely on my skin. Definitely looking out for other leather blends next time. But I don't forsee myself reaching out to this very often.
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Just got this from a circle and I'm glad I got these exclusives.
In the bottle it smelled like roses - scary, IMO.
But when dried on skin, it turned powdery and musky with a very apparent rose.
This worked very well for me because I don't like rose scents up front and prefer it to be "blunted" by other notes.
This kinda smells like rose talcum powder somehow.
Where is my order? What is Click N Ship? How long does this take?
in BPAL FAQs
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Same thing happened to me as well, placed an order on 30-Jan-15 and got an email notification the same day regarding the order being processed. I got an identical email confirmation on 20-Feb-15 about my order being processed.
The status "processing" has not changed on the main BPAL website, though.