RaTheCat
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Wet: Oodles of ripe, red fruit. I believe I’ve died and gone to heaven.
Dry: Yep, this must be heaven. To my nose it is single-note, ripe, juicy, red fruit, but with a scent this lovely, nothing else is needed. It is perfect.
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Wet: Cocoa, with a little cinnamon-flavored coffee thrown in.
Dry: Oddly, the cocoa and coffee switch places, with the coffee becoming the dominant note. Unfortunately, it isn’t lasting on me, but I love the scent so this will be one for the scent locket. So yummy!
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Wet: Light floral and green. Not a heavy herbal green, but a leafy green.
Dry: Exactly the same as wet. There is a hint of powder, a hint of herbal, but mostly it’s a light floral with fresh leaves. It's absolutely lovely.
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This wasn't anything like I was expecting. That's one of the things I like best about the lab.
Wet: A light, cold, ozone.
Dry: A light cologne with hints of white floral.
At first I thought this would be better on a man, but as it dries, it becomes more floral. If I'm not mistaken, there's some jasmine hiding in there.
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In the bottle: It’s a light floral, but my first thought was “wow, it smells green!”
Wet: A fresh green scent, and light citrus. It’s definitely floral, but not a heavy floral. It's lovely.
Dry: Still a light floral, but it sticks closely to the skin. It is very wearable, especially for summer, and I love it!
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In the bottle: Strong fermented fruit. Really strong, fermented fruit!
Wet: Still slighted fermented, but mostly sweet, almost overripe fruit.
Dry: Sugary fruit, and somewhat foody – maybe cake? It’s not at all what I expected. It’s not one of my favorites, but I think I will wear it occasionally.
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In the bottle: Sweet citrus, to my nose more orange than grapefruit
Wet: Citrus, cake and sharp floral
Dry: All about the jasmine and gardenia. A little later, some of the vanilla comes out and the florals calm down.
Bottom line: I won’t reach for this one every day, but it is a keeper. Funny, when I first put it on, I thought it would be a good winter scent. After it dried, I decided it should be in my summer rotation.
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In the bottle: Dragon's blood and black pepper
Wet: All about the black pepper
Dry: Still all about the black pepper, with the addition of a bitter note. I love the artwork on the bottle, but I'll still be swapping this one.
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In the bottle: Whoa, peach blossom and mandarin. I also detect something green (herbal?), but not sure what it is.
Wet: Mandarin, honeysuckle and a bit of carnation spiciness.
Dry: Soft patchouli, slightly sweet floral with touches of vanilla and fruit.
It doesn’t have a lot of throw, but I tested very lightly. This will be one to slather. It’s lovely, and as Heavenlyrabbit said, classic.
The Snow Storm
in Yules
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Wet: Light mint and pine needles.
Dry: Walking though a pine forest in the snow. It’s soft, and quiet, with just a hint of floral. It is lovely, and the surprise hit of my Yule order.