Coiled2Stryk

Am I the only one who thinks it smells like bubble gum??? Or rather, sugar-free bubble gum??? I really like the sweetness of this, and plan on getting a full size, and I normally don't want to smell like bubble gum, but this will be fun to wear while out on the weekend or something.

EDIT: One half hour later, it smells like waxy apricots.

First, an explanation of why some oils differ slightly in scent. Bluntly put, its simply because all of our oils are organic. Many of the oils are distilled or cold-pressed in-house, and the ones that we import are all in their pure and unadulterated form. In nature, the strength of scent, the tone, and the subtle olfactory nuances of a given flower, herb or fruit differ. No two roses are ever the same. We do our best to attempt at consistency, but sometimes due to the natural composition of the blends’ constituents this is impossible. The only way that we would be able to replicate every scent identically would be to either clone the plants or start manufacturing artificial perfumes.

 

There is a possibility that one of us simply brain-farted when we assembled the order. The probability of this increases as we continue to pull all-nighters in the Lab. If the scent of your perfume varies that wildly, please let me or Nella know and we’ll try to rectify the problem.

The uniqueness of each natural thing makes sense! Like how we, ourselves, differ in scent. Makes a TON of sense! Thanks for posting this.

It's perfectly normal. Darker tinted perfumes tend to be bolder in scent than the lighter tinted ones.