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smellsgood2015-01-28 10:19 pm
vicki_rae) wrote in smellsgood2015-01-28 10:19 pm
BPAL Velvet
Velvet
Sathari reviewed this a couple of weeks ago and it didn't work for her but what she said sounded interesting so I picked it next to test.
BPAL: Sandalwood warmed by cocoa vanilla and a veil of deep myrrh.
Vial: Unsweetened cocoa powder
Wet: Cocoa and pencil shavings
Drying: Cocoa, sandalwood, hint of vanilla. Glorious.
Dry: Cocoa powder, sweet vanilla, sandalwood. And I think the myrrh? Something that makes the blend richer. Not an incense note but a subtle something that might be incense if you took all out the heavy eastern and oriental bits. Must have bottle. Multiple bottles.
Approx 8 hours: At nose to skin distance it's still there.
Edit: Ah ha, now I've tested Nyx which also has Myrrh and the mystery note is the Myrrh.
Sathari reviewed this a couple of weeks ago and it didn't work for her but what she said sounded interesting so I picked it next to test.
BPAL: Sandalwood warmed by cocoa vanilla and a veil of deep myrrh.
Vial: Unsweetened cocoa powder
Wet: Cocoa and pencil shavings
Drying: Cocoa, sandalwood, hint of vanilla. Glorious.
Dry: Cocoa powder, sweet vanilla, sandalwood. And I think the myrrh? Something that makes the blend richer. Not an incense note but a subtle something that might be incense if you took all out the heavy eastern and oriental bits. Must have bottle. Multiple bottles.
Approx 8 hours: At nose to skin distance it's still there.
Edit: Ah ha, now I've tested Nyx which also has Myrrh and the mystery note is the Myrrh.
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