DigitalCoyote

Wet: Honey!!!! Just dry: The honey is all gone. Literally evaporated. There's a very pleasant citrus, more lemon than orange on me. Dry: Boozy blackberry.

Wet: Harsh balsam and wax. Dry: The wood is warm and mellow now. It's very cozy. I think I'd like it better as an air freshener than a body smell unless I was doing costuming. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: A little bathroom cleaner at the outset but primarily a very bright juniper scent. Dry: Same. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: Bitter and acrid. Just dry: A bust of flowers and sweet smoke. Dry: Orange rind and sweet smoke. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: I thought I was getting cherry Coke syrup first. This smells like the Bottle Cap candy from the 80s. Specifically cola or rootbeer. Dry: It's tingling so there's definitely the lab's cinnamon in there. It's like taking the lid off a glass candy jar of Fireball candy or those giant cinnamon bears that's been in a warm room. #BPALphabetAUG20

Note: decanted AUG17 Wet: Lily out in front. Dry: The rose comes in gently at first before it all turns in to a very delicate and expensive soap. #BPALphabetAUG20

#tournamentofunderdogs Wet: Something sharp came screaming to the surface, like a harsh fresh cut grass. Just dry: chocolate and orange, like that candy ball you smash around Christmas to get the segments to come apart. Dry dry: The chocolate has done the dreaded shift to baby powder on me. Verdict: This is probably a good scent for anyone the lab's usual chocolate note works on.

Wet: Grape Kool-aid and something earthy/seedy. Dry: Sweet and dirty in a good way. Dry dry: Pixy sticks and incense. I'm not sure how I feel about it. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: Just got a mouthful of wet tropical flower bouquet. I was smelling myself but I could taste that. Dry: Smoke. I assume this is the tobacco leaf. Flowers fade out gradually. Sweet rum comes in. Dry dry: Rum and done. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: Dry green herbs with some wood. It's not overwhelming. Dry: Rose sneaks out. It's not heady or sweet, like it might be on it's last legs and drying out, too. This blend is surprisingly chill? Like, in the wrong hands this blend could've been crass and obnoxious. It's elegant without being haughty. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: The woods in this went "Off with her [nose]!" Dry: This is sweet and fruity. I'm enjoying that the dark fruits aren't cloying. #BPALphabetAUG20 #tournamentofunderdogs

Wet: The prostitute's perfume note is very big and upfront on my skin. I have this as an imp and used the wand for a single swipe on my wrist. This came out like I'd walked through a perfume cloud someone left several minutes before. Semi Dry: The salt and aquatics arrive. Dry: Spicy wood. This layer of the smell is hanging tough after a couple hours post application. #BPALphabetAUG20

Wet: Soap. Specifically, the solution for blowing bubbles and a little sweet. Dry: Still sweet and soapy. This disappeared from my skin in less than two hours. #BPALphabetAUG20

This one is not for my skin. I smell like someone poured sour oil with a whiff of rose in the classroom pencil sharpener. #BPALphabetAUG20

Kelp and salt out of the gate. I need a beach house that smells like this when I grow up. The patchouli works with the sandalwood on me and doesn't give the dirt/funk smell.