Single Note: Bluebonnet Perfume Oil $30.00
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Single Note: Bluebonnet Perfume Oil

$30.00

Proceeds from the sale of SN: Bluebonnet will benefit Global Giving’s Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.

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  1. Gloame –

    Smells very fresh and clean, like spring flowers. It’s uplifting and pretty. I’ve been reaching for it a lot just for daily wear by itself.

  2. mercutiorocketh –

    Credentials: First-ever order from BPAL, first-ever perfume order from anywhere. Neophyte. Chose this as a somewhat selfish means of hurricane relief donation.

    At first: A sweet, deep-throated wildflower nectar brushes against the biting spice of pollen.
    But then: Uncloying, the nectar blooms and balances with the pollen.
    After time: The posy’s depth fades but wilts not, ever true to itself.

    Thematic analysis: My Texas friend (born and raised near San Antonio) informs me bluebonnets don’t smell like aught. Instead, this scent is what the honeybee detects–or represents the blossoms’ humid summer dreams, their bonnets drooped down over drowsy blue eyes.

    Overall: The pure, winsome nature of this scent does justice to the unflagging and hopeful people its proceeds intend to benefit.

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