doomsday_disco
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Brown Sugar and Oak.
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What is this choc’ed-of mystery of birth But being mounted bareback on the earth? We can just see the infant up astride, His small fist berried in the musky hide. Ruby chocolate, red leather, red musk, red berries, red mosses, balsam, and passion flower cordial.
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Vanilla-soaked sugared pear, frankincense, osmanthus blossoms, and hazelnut.
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Gleaming red-tinged eyes peering from the shadows. Ink stains and smoke weave tendrils through aged blackened patchouli, rich amber, and infernal musk.
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Akebia, guava pulp, pink sandalwood, melon, green bergamot, Florentine iris, and sandalwood.
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Does the carcass match the drapes? Cascades of banana Leaf, bamboo fiber, mango, papaya, and hibiscus, streaked with ectoplasm and sticky tears of strelitzia sap.
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A deep, animalic whisper: wild patchouli root, fossilized amber, russet musk, clove bud, juniper needles, hay absolute, and earthy oud with a glimmer of yellow crystalline lemon peel. Frederic Remington
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A stunningly lovely flower that only grows in California. It is integral to the health of recently burnt areas: its roots spread rapidly, anchoring the soil and preventing further erosion. Vanilla-soaked sweet pea, white sandalwood, and almond milk.
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Lady of the Black Cat skull: sweet innocence with a dark mystery, wrapped in black leather and lace, guided by dreams and succumbing to nightmares. Sugared amber, orchid petals, and vanilla chiffon spiced with smoked cardamom.
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A heady swish of black velvet patchouli, ambre noir, silken musk, and bourbon vanilla.
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Caramel and Dark Musk.
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Bottled sunshine.
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An arrangement in which eros is expressed via liquid assets and cold, hard cash: shiny butterscotch and pale green vanilla mint.
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Yep, that's butterscotch, alright! It is pretty rough at first (I'm not a fan of butterscotch and was here for the vanilla mint), but it does calm down somewhat and blends well into the vanilla mint, but it makes it warmer, and like the above reviewer mentioned, more syrupy. The mint isn't ever strong and bracing thanks to the powerhouse that is the butterscotch, and it's the warm, butterscotch vanilla combo that is left by the end of a day of wear. Like I suspected when I grabbed a decant of this, I do prefer my vanilla mint scents sans butterscotch (and stronger on the mint!), but fans of butterscotch should appreciate this one.
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13-year aged red patchouli, Damascus rose resin tar, blackcurrant syrup, Egyptian myrrh, and crimson musk seed.
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Boney Moon: Blue Lilac and Lily of the Valley
doomsday_disco posted a topic in Duets & Menage A Trois
Blue Lilac and Lily of the Valley. -
This is mostly about the rose and DAIRY on me, with the almond part of the milk note only being noticeable when the scent was freshly applied. Then it's full-on actual milk. I see some reviewers have mentioned condensed milk, and I could see that, but I think that's the boba's sweetness combining with the very milky milk note. I can tell that this features a green tea note, but I mostly noticed it during the wet phase of the scent, before it become a rose and dairy party. I ordered a rose milk tea the other day, but this scent is totally unlike the one I'm used to since it has a black tea base instead of a green one. As far as the boba goes, I don't really get the texture of the boba here, just the sweetness it adds to the milk note. I will probably retest this before it goes away, but at the moment, I think I prefer Imose-Yama for a rose and dairy fix.
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Don’t let him know she liked cream best, For this tea must ever be A secret, kept from all the rest, Between yourself and me. White chocolate filled with black tea and cream, splooged with white pepper, ginger, honey and vanilla.
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I was really excited about trying this one because although I adore many scents from the Mad Tea Party line, I can't wear The White Rabbit because the linen note is so loud on me. So here I was thinking that this was a chocolate-y, linenless White Rabbit. Alas, it is not. I'm still getting a fuckton of linen from this, even though it is not listed as a note. It's accompanied by some white chocolate, touches of white pepper and ginger, and after a few hours, some vanilla that makes it morph into a vanilla musk with the creaminess of the white chocolate and the loud linen note by the end of the day. If I'm wrong about the linen and it's actually something else contributing that perfume-y sharpness, it's not anything I can identify from the listed notes. I really wanted to love this variant, but it was not to be. Glad I went the decant route.
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Couple Engaged in Intimate Acts as the Man Pours Tea
doomsday_disco replied to doomsday_disco's topic in Lupercalia
I think I had a similar experience to Biocarbons. This was mostly about the jasmine on me (with the tea aspect coming out hours later) and buttery rice. I don't get much yuzu from this, and there's a touch of smoke from the smoked vanilla after the scent has been on the skin for a while, but I'm not really getting the vanilla itself. The jasmine and the rice notes are too loud in this for my liking, but it was fun to get to try it. -
Amber incense, guava cream, almond milk, and sandalwood.
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A sticky-sweet love letter to the stranger (coworker? lifelong friend?) who’s been sleeping in your bed: candy cigarettes and root beer barrels.
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You sure did! Here’s your participation award: a bright, sweet lemon candy lightly dusted with sugar to soothe the sting of rejection.
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I deathmatched this with Lemon-Scented Sticky Bat and am pleased to report that they are not the same despite both being all about lemon and sugar. This one actually starts off being tarter than Lemon-Scented Sticky Bat, like there's a fresh squeeze of lemon with some sugar behind it, while LSSB is already sugary lemon right out of the gate. However, over time, this one becomes becomes more sugary and less lemony than LSSB. Although this says it is lightly dusted in sugar, I feel like this is like a lemon drop absolutely coated in a ton of white sugar dust. And I am here for it. I have very little LSSB left, and my partner really enjoys this one, so I may have to grab a bottle before this goes away. It will be fantastic during the summer months.
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Runnels of darkly translucent purple syrup sinking into a dome of creamy-fine snow scrapings.