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Psalm 82:2-4 Perfume Oil
$33.00
Psalm 82:2-4 Perfume Oil
$33.00
How long will you vindicate evil and accept the face of the wicked? Give justice to the weak and the fatherless; maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked.
Crystalline musk, red benzoin, and vanilla husk.
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VetchVespers –
On me, this dries down to a gentle, powdery musk with hints of vanilla. The vanilla is dry rather than dark or foody. The benzoin adds a hint of resinous depth and sweetness, and reminds me a teensy bit of root beer at first. By the time the notes have settled down on my skin though, Love’s Baby Soft and China Rain are coming to mind. Pretty, soft, unobtrusive musk that stays close to the skin.
thepotatogirlz –
This dances on the weird (but very good) line between church and ice cream shop. It reminds me of an old-lady-ish version of Dorian or Miskatonic University, but in an appealing, comforting way. It’s addicting and I’ll be wearing it often.