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  1. sniff squeak@sniffssqueak

    How is this one?? They are one of my favorite houses but I’ve only tried 4! And not this one

    1. Wilder@wildersniffs

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      It leaned extremely feminine and floral to my nose at first, but with it being limited release and an all-natural formula I'm not sure if maturation played a difference in the change of notes that Im able to pick up most now. On first spray its immediately warm, VERY rosy, with strong musky incense (palo santo) and red cedar giving a sharp dry woody base with the former being the star of this parfum. The papyrus/paper/powder is reminiscent of sun browned pages and light yellow silt and sits nicely as a crown for the dry, floral rose. Not sweet whatsoever. It doesnt project very well, which is unfortunate as I tend to put off a lot of heat. However it is extremely persistent and will leave a slight oil/residue behind if sprayed too close.

    2. sniff squeak@sniffssqueak

      Replying to @wildersniffs

      Oooh okay im intrigued. That’s too bad that it doesn’t project well. It definitely sounds interesting

    3. Wilder@wildersniffs

      Replying to @sniffssqueak

      Ive double checked to make sure im not going crazy but my "normal" sprays are 3-4 and performance was only forearms length. Paying more attention to my number of sprays and where, it took me 7 to finally start noticing a full arms length of projection. The scent is one of my favs and this is for sure my only drawback but the price point is good otherwise for the quality

  2. Kaide@kaide

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    @sniffssqueak @wildersniffs I had a totally different experience with this one. I wanted the floral aspect but for me it was pretty much papyrus the whole wear time and it leaned masculine to me! I did a review of it as well! I am always amazed at how people can have such different takes on the same scent 😃

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