Ina Garten Davita

Chrome and leather, a whiff of diesel, the whoosh of an oxygen generator, and a little bit of rusted metal.

Brown leather, white cedar, bourbon vanilla, and sassafras.

Pipe tobacco, black tea, starched white cotton, and a very respectable aftershave.

Who leads the star-dazed hero in a moon-blessed quest for his mythical lover: night-blooming jasmine, clove bud, cardamom, moonlit vanilla orchid, and moonflower. Beth continues to evolve as an artist. This collection is unique, and beautiful, complex, and stunning. Oh, she is STUNNING! I adore night blooming jasmine, it's a note I crave but find it lacking in my collection. The evokes a moonlit lover, sexy, deep, but light and bright at the same time. A little spicy, the clove is kept in check by the florals, which is great because clove, while I like it, can be a bit of a bully in some blends. This may be one of my favorite applications of clove I've ever experienced in a BPAL blend. This blend is so smooth, nothing heady, sharp, soapy, or prickly in this moonlit bouquet of gorgeousness. I can see myself reaching for this time and again.

A sorrowful moon casts shadows through the boughs of an ancient oak. Scattered fir needles sinking into pools of blood, human and inhuman. Boot-crushed grass, salt air tinged with incense, and fire-ravaged cedar wood.

A potent and uplifting protection blend, augmented by herbs that bolster courage and amplify wisdom. This oil contains lavender essential oil (Lavandula officinalis) and lavender from the TAL garden (Lavandula angustifolia), blue yarrow essential oil (Achillea millefolium) and yarrow from the TAL garden (also Achillea millefolium), clary sage essential oil (Salvia sclarea), white sage from the TAL garden (Salvia apiana), bay laurel essential oil (Laurus nobilis), blue vervain (Verbena hastate), angelica root C02 extract (Angelica sinensis), and eucalyptus leaf (Eucalyptus globulus).

We’re not getting a valid response from the upstream server: murky brown musk, a tangle of patchouli root, and swampy labdanum

The smoke of Sacred Incense of Apollo twined through laurel branches, bay, and honey wine. First Impression: Honey wine and bay. Second Impression: This brings up images of the first Olympic games in ancient Greece and the celebrations that must have occurred during and after. You can smell each of the notes and they are lovely. Final Analysis: I adore the honey scents but they do go a bit dirty funky on my skin on the long dry down. I hope this one will prove to be the exception because it's a beauty.

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Red Velvet Truffle!

Cherry Marshmallow!

“Many things – such as loving, going to sleep, or behaving unaffectedly – are done worst when we try hardest to do them.”

Pretty much my reaction to everything since the 2016 election: oversteeped green tea, a bitter splash of kapoor kacheri, and black pepper.

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A seventeenth-century tome, pages lined with witching herbs and lightly spattered by gunpowder residue.

Wild strawberries, strawberry flower, vanilla-infused sugar, a drop of strawberry-infused benzoin, early summer grasses, and milky dandelion sap.

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Three sandalwoods, orris root, and benzoin.

Wild plum, opium tar, honey, and vetiver.

Earl grey, metal, and cyanide accord.

A scent to quell your disappointment: honey bourbon and tobacco absolute.