samanare
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Smells like a fall/winter latte. Mostly getting coffee, but not really smelling the cinnamon. It's more of a baked goods smell with baking spices. So overall, reminds me of coffee with a winter holiday syrup added to it.
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Not a honey fan, but I'm liking this mix of coffee and honey. I don't get much cream or brown sugar, which takes this coffee scent away from a more sweetened coffee. I get more of a deepened coffee scent, without being bitter, which I'm really liking.
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I'm not a big honey fan, but I'm liking this. Mostly gingerbread and honey. The honey (and the vanilla bean I think) deepens the gingerbread spices. Smells like a more spicy gingerbread house, and dare I suggest, almost more sophisticated, while still being a true gingerbread scent.
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Heavy on the lemon sugar. Smells very sweet and lemony, almost artificial, IMO. I do get some gingerbread, but not much and it goes away as it wears. Not a win for me, smells too much lie lemon candies drenched in sugar.
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Overall: gingerbread and mahogany duo. Upon first application, I get a mix of gingerbread, fir, and mahogany. As it wears, the mahogany comes out more and more and I smell pine less and less. I can't pick out the myrrh, but I think it's mellowing out the mahogany so it doesn't smell as strongly of wood polish. Not for me, I was hoping for more of a fir scent.
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I get mostly frosted evergreens: cold, iced pine needles. There is a hint of apple that I can pick out when first applied, but goes away as it wears. I can't quite pick out almond. Overall, a very pretty, cold pine forest smell.
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Chilled, citrus lemon tea. I get a lot of the slushie, icy, cold scent I associate with the 'frostbitten' note. Noticeable lemon component on me. Overall, smells like a sweet, iced white tea, with emphasis on the 'iced.'
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Frosted white tea. Has a strong 'iced' quality I associate with the lab's frostbitten note. I don't get any ginger here.
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Interesting duel of the 'icy' frostbitten note and the warmth I associate with lavender. On the sweeter side without getting into foody territory. Reminiscent of cozying up on a brisk winter day.
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Very reminiscent of Snow White on me. I get just a bit of milk and no carnation in this scent. On me, this is almost all snow/rose. There is something in the back to round it out. If you like Snow White, Pink Snowballs, etc, you'll like this one, but I'm not sure this is necessary given how similar it is to other scents.
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The icy 'frostbitten' note over the blackcurrant/rose foody scent of Knave of Hearts. Smells just like the original with cold snow over top.
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As others have mentioned, very similar to P%$S. Sugary lime-lemon flavor. I do not get any peppermint and this is far more lime than lemon on me.
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A mix of lotus root and pine. The scent is dominated by the sweet, floral, rooty smell I associate with lotus root, but there is enough pine to pick it out. I'm more of a pine lover, so this isn't for me, but it's certainly pretty in a pine/floral/root way.
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Heavy on the butterscotch. I do get coffee in this scent on me, but it's more like ordering a butterscotch latte and the barista's hand slipped when adding the butterscotch flavor, so almost all I can smell is butterscotch. Sweet and sugary, I was hoping for more coffee.
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Sugary, peppermint candies are up front for me in this scent. It's not a sharp mint scent, very mellowed out by the sugar. I get just enough gingerbread in the background to pick it out, but sugary sweet mint definitely dominates this scent.
