doomsday_disco
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Sweet ruby chocolate with pink cherry sugar and strawberry mochi concealing a satisfying crunch.
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Tangy ruby chocolate studded with bright shards of candied orange peel.
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Velvet dark chocolate and tart raspberry liqueur steeped in a splash of warm spiced rum.
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Dark chocolate with a satisfying crunch of scorched black sesame, hazelnut, and patchouli leaf.
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Golden pistachios snapped into toffee brittle and sprinkled with dry cocoa powder.
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Dark cacao tempered by the sharp green bite of crushed tomato leaf and sun-warmed vines.
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Bittersweet cacao drifting through the aromatic warmth of freshly brewed black tea.
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Jammy blueberries folded into creamy chocolate and dusted with cardamom, cinnamon, black tea, and warm milk.
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Steamed Milk and Marzipan.
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Terrible Moon: Steamed Milk and Marzipan
doomsday_disco replied to doomsday_disco's topic in Duets & Menage A Trois
This smells like Lush's Snowcake backed by a buttery milk note. I really like the marzipan aspect of this scent, but I could do without the milk. It's still the duet I enjoyed the most from the duets I tried from the Terrible Moon update, though. -
Terrible Moon: Cardamom and Black Amber
doomsday_disco replied to doomsday_disco's topic in Duets & Menage A Trois
I almost blind bottled this one, but I decided to be good and go the decant route. I'm glad I opted for a decant instead, because the cardamom in this isn't like the cardamom in most scents I've tried. It is not a gourmand sort of cardamom and smells somewhat clean? I love black amber in scents like Black Amber and Sugarcane and Thomas Sharpe, and I generally enjoy cardamom blends, so I thought this one would be a definite win, but nope. I'll just be thankful that I didn't have great luck with the Terrible Moon scents, because the last Beaver Moon update really got me. -
White Sandalwood and Cacao.
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Terrible Moon: White Sandalwood and Cacao Lotion
doomsday_disco replied to doomsday_disco's topic in Lotion
This lotion features a dry, white sandalwood that is the star of the show, backed by what I swear is a fruity sort of cacao? It is not the same sort of sandalwood and cacao found in Velvet, if anyone is wondering. I was hoping that this one would be heavier on the cacao and that the cacao would be more chocolate-y than fruity, so I don't need more than my decant. -
“You weren’t always a lovebat, were you?” he began. A spoopy confabulation: Pink strawberries floating in sparkling blood orange and French lime fizz, enveloped in a swooshy cape of black velvet plum.
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Vanilla cream engulfed in dark, lush mosses, balsamic woods, and deep green incense tar. Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach
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The Lovebirds wanted to be spooky this year, and we didn’t have the heart to tell them that no one will be fooled. A frothy strawberry malted with papaya juice and black cherries, topped with marshmallow cream.
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Her scent is the salt-scraped flesh of blue plums, soothed by a panoply of bioluminescent musks and ambers, threaded with inky oil-spill tendrils of olibanum.
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Hot, heavy slaps of dragon fruit punctuated with pink pepper whimpers and a grunt of patchouli.
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A soothing, uplifting purification oil used in uncrossing and jinx removal and to cleanse ritual spaces. Contains: rosemary, orris butter, frankincense, and rue.
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Now this is the Law of the Jungle — as old and as true as the sky; And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the Wolf that shall break it must die. As the creeper that girdles the tree-trunk the Law runneth forward and back — For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack. – Rudyard Kipling A scent for strength through solidarity against the encroaching horrors of authoritarianism. Silvered fir, life-giving soil and immovable stone, black sage, rue, hellebore accord, winter moss, cypress, fossilized amber resin, and vetiver. May the thundering chorus of our voices — entwined, rising, unbreakable — scatter the darkness.
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A tribute to the squeaky plastic rats that haunt every Halloween bin — adorable little horrors with gleaming eyes and crooked tails. Shiny black licorice, grey amber, and a dusting of smoky black pepper.
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Since 2026 contains a whopping THREE Friday-the-13ths (Fridays-the-13th?) we’ve decided to call in some misfortune-warding reinforcements. Each version of this year’s 13 perfume oil will be accompanied by its own bonus luck charm: a free 1/32oz imp of an original perfume oil inspired by lucky finds from our seasonal crossroads wanderings. Those who collect all three will end up with a veritable bracelet’s worth of lucky charms to treasure and wear as needed! First up, for February: SNOWY CIRCUS PEANUT. Found on a trek through Minneapolis this winter, this boon of odd fortune is a bit of frozen banana-adjacent marshmallow’ish sweetness snuggled in a pillow of freshly-fallen snow. (The review thread for the 13 that this belongs with can be found here.)
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“I have no pity! I have no pity! The more worms writhe, the more I yearn to crush out their entrails! It is a moral teething, and I grind with greater energy, in proportion to the increase of pain.” A feral and unrepentant animalic musk slick with heat, tangled with smoked birch tar that clings to skin like soot and desire. Refined cologne masks a deep, grinding base of dark resins, cracked leather, and vetiver root; earth torn open, roots exposed. An elemental fury, a wild, fanatical embrace terribly alive in its darkness. Formulated to be layered with CATHERINE, or worn as a standalone scent.
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Snow & Oak Bark.
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A bloodless scent stitched together like delicate antique lace, with a hint of powdered violet, plum brandy, and gleaming aldehydes.