theredkilt
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This is a shimmery bubbly blackberry Patchouli witchy potion. It's not fruity sweet more like blackberry fragrant with a side of patchouli bewitching magic and everything else that makes so unique.
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It's as if I'd put my nose in a bouquet of Bulgarian roses and take it all in and then catch a whiff of roasting coffee beans nearby. The roses dominate, they're very fragrant, not jammy sweet, you get the rose petals aroma swirling around you and mingled with the roasting coffee beans smoke.
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The blackberry cream cheese is very reminiscent of last years Black Cherry Sufganiyot. The blackberry cream cheese has an artificial hardcandy vibe about it. I wish i got more pastry out of this to balance out the blackberry filling.
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I got mainly apple blossom on my skin, like granny smith apple shampoo....and that's how it stayed all the time. Bummer
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Roses and bit of cream, but mostly roses with a bit of powder. Not what i was expecting. Feels a bit Victorian.
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The Licor 43 truly stands out and beats the crap out of all other notes, stomping on them. The lab's liquor note is a tricky one....here i think it's more on the gin side and pulling the entire blend into boozy territory. The espresso and condensed milk get washed away and I'm left with the lemon and cinnamon spiced/ garnished Licor 43.
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This reminds me a lot of Nyx, the Night Goddess. It's those chewy caramelized fragrant sweet resins. I don't smell any coffee bean here, but a dose of resins and caramel.
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This reminds me A GREAT DEAL of Jiaolong!!!! I kid you NOT! Maybe here's less red musk, but in general both scents are almost twin brothers.
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This was a skin fail. I don't get along with the lab's snow slush note, which developed in my skin. Something lemony akin to the white tea note shows up, but the slush note still dominates here for me.
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If you enjoyed Coconut Lavender Creampie oil gifted as a Black Friday freebie imp then you might like this too. I get the fluffy airy cake and the lavender brush. The fluffy cake part stands out more on my skin. No sign of the carrots.
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Sweet sweet butterscotch and mildly suggestively milky. can't trace any booze. it's very addictive.
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my skin amps up the pumpkin spice part. It seems to be mellowed out by the eggnog, but still retains the slightly cinnamon kick. If i hadn't known, I'd have believed i was smelling a Weenie
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parma violet candies but fancier but not as tart sweet as they can taste. short wear sadly
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This perfume develops differently on my skin both indoors and outdoors. Indoors i get a green honeyed tea, I'd say the green variety but very restrained and dainty. Outdoors, it's more vibrant, well blended and multifaceted, and i get the hay, the sweetened tobacco/ tea melange, and also something akin to suede, although it's not listed. It's airy and vividly aromatic and sweet in a refined way. Nothing about screams manure or saddle leather or whatever olfactive associations you may attribute to horses.
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I get a bitter espresso steam and leather bound books with the emphasis on the leather. It's somewhat dry and rugged. I expected more warmth and vanilic white paper notes.
