Bewitching Brews
PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
Morgause Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Morgause Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Earth sorceress and mother of Mordred, she is, in essence, the harbinger of King Arthur’s doom and the downfall of Camelot. She is a sister, or sister-self, to Morgan Le Fay. A bouquet of five night-blooming flowers deepened by dusky violet, purple fruits and the barest breath of medieval incenses.
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That all are oath-bound men:
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They shake when the winds roar,
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Who, when his own right king’s forgotten,
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If he died long ago
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They shake when the winds roar,
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When we hale men lie stretched in slumber
Swears that he hears the king’s great horn.
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amboland90 –
Wet: floral, fruity, but deep, not saccharine, and there’s a tiny bit of something I can’t quite place
Just Dry: Fruit faded back, leaving a sweetened but deep floral, and a smoky resinous note is rising.
Later: Deep smoky floral, slight hint of sweetness
Claire –
A very sweet, floral scent. I can just make out a touch of incense. It maintains that sweetness as it wears, so I’d say if you’re looking for a sweet floral this is a great choice.
artimisia –
This is a very flowey floral. Don’t be fooled by the product description. There’s nothing dark about this scent. It’s a very strong, long-lasting perfume that smells like a flower garden. Basically, this is a love it or hate it deal. If you’re the type that enjoys florals then you’ll go gaga over this one. But if florals don’t always work on you, then I’d steer clear.
Gloame –
This is a lovely dark floral scent. It’s heavy, and unlike other rose florals, it doesn’t go powdery on me. There’s an undercurrent of something tart and a little sweet. It doesn’t bring to mind any specific purple fruit to me, but it is enough fruit to balance the floral. It reminds me of old books and the Victorian era.