d0gbones
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In the imp: sharp, sour soil note and florals.
Wet: Florals
Dry: I was going about my day and started getting wafts of white, powdery florals. Ick. I was hoping there weren't any, but they've made themselves known. It's not a bad scent close up on the wrist, it's just beautifully blended flowers and a hint of moss, but the whites are knocking me sick so it'll have to come off
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In the imp: Fresh peony and newly cut grass.
Wet: Much the same, but the floral side is edging ahead.
Dry: This is a really lovely, fresh floral. Not what I like for myself but it'd be nice wafting past on someone else.
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In the imp: vaguely tangeriney but mostly cedar and vetiver.
Wet: Really smoky and slightly citrus.
Dry: It's not nasty, but it definitely smells like burning wood and just a jumble of other slightly sweer notes.
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In the imp: Soft resin and Lily of the Valley.
Wet: Rosy, but not overpoweringly so, the Lily of the Valley is just as prominent.
Dry: Rosewater! It's sweet and sort of creamy too.
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God, I could never choose between Zombi and Deep In Earth. Two of the earliest ones I tried and still two of my favourites.
I'd steered myself away from The Grave-Pig for some reason, but comparing it to Death Cap has won me over again.
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In the imp: coconut and earth
Wet: very soft, milky coconut and the way soil smells after a light rain.
Dry: sort of dusty, spicy coconuts? It's weird and unexpected but I'm OK with it. Can't stop sniffing at my wrist, I love it!
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Mine too, not that I've ever had an issue with USPS, but the order tracking works once it's within the UK now which is great.
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In the imp: soil
Wet: damp earth and... flowers? There's something almost fruity about the floral side, but it's very similar to Zombi.
Dry: Usually, I hate white florals, but this is really fresh and sweet with no powderiness or sickly and nausea inducing-ness. The dirt note is mostly gone, which is a shame, but I really love this!
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SO pleased this came back! Rose and oudh are two of my favourite notes, so I'd been dying to try it. It's definitely heavier on the rose than oudh, which is kinda disappointing, but it's still a gorgeous, deep, velvety rose. It reminds me a ton of the Post's Red Roses And Old Bones atmosphere spray, but without the dusty nose-tickling note.
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Starts off as strong lemon verbena, but the jasmine comes out as it warms up. Thankfully, it's never more than a vague hint. The green tea stops it from being citrus fruity overload and as others mentioned, it's very much like Lush Avobath. Totally not my perfume thing, but nice all the same.
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In the bottle: sweeet sweet benzoin.
Wet: Frankincense is coming out along with the the sliiiightest hint of vanilla.
Dry: a light, sugary frankincense. I wish it was stronger, but scent wise this is everything I was hoping for. The spiciness from the frankincense is almost cinnamony, but there's not a hint of foodiness from the vanilla - yay! I can barely pick it out at all, it seems to just merge with the benzoi and add sweetness rather than a specific vanilla note.
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This may not be the right place to ask, but what does "On Hold" mean as an order status? The payment has gone through and none of the items are out of stock as far as I know.
That seems odd, I wonder if you should email the Lab?
I contacted them earlier and it was sorted out, at lightning speed ☺
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This may not be the right place to ask, but what does "On Hold" mean as an order status? The payment has gone through and none of the items are out of stock as far as I know.
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Unrestrained revelry, unchained licentiousness! Violet deepened with vetiver.Definitely getting the vetiver in this. I'm not familiar with violet in anything other than Parma Violet form, so I'm not sure how true the floral side of it is, but it's a good balance. Gets less herbal and very smoky the longer it's on.
It's pretty masculine, but it could definitely work as unisex too.
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In the imp: Hard to describe. All I can pick out is very faint leather.
Wet: Wow, this barely smells of anything... slightly musky and leathery but I was expecting something a bit more powerful.
Dry: Sort of like a weak green tea with the faintest hint of spices. The leather continues to get more pronounced as it dries. Nice, but way disappointing considering the ingredients.
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In the imp: The musty pastry note from Knave of Hearts. Eww.
Wet: Pastry is a lot less noticeable, it's more of a honeyed wine now.
Dry: OK, the pastry is far less obnoxious dry, it's sweeter and more like stale piecrust.. The wine note goes very fruity and sweet on me and I would probably like it if I didn't keep catching scent of that godawful pastry note.
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I bought two of these because I was reluctant to burn the first one. It smells amazing just sitting on the shelf, I have burned the new one though, very delicate and super rosey
The Grave-Pig
in Marchen
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In the imp: patchouli and earthy moss.
Wet: Patchouli, with a soft, creamy edge, which I assume is the mushroom caps because it reminds me of Destroying Angel and Death Cap.
Dry: This is almost sugary with fig! Still getting the patchouli and creamy mushroom note but they're not as prominent. I don't know why I haven't tried this one sooner, I love most of the scents with a soil note. Which oddly, I'm not getting much of, but I love it all the same.
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