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Dragon’s Heart Perfume Oil
$4.60 – $19.75
Dragon’s Heart Perfume Oil
$4.60 – $19.75
A scent pulsing with vitality, warmth and insurmountable strength: dragon’s blood resin, red and black musks, a throb of fig and a sliver of black currant.
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Soft brown and Tyrian purple: dusty clove and blackcurrant.
Gloame –
Ahh blood resin, you tricky thing. Sometimes I love you, sometimes you smell like bubblegum. In this instance, Dragon’s Heart is teasing at bubblegum without actually committing. I really like the black currant and fig in here, but it’s just not coming together for me. Warm, sultry, a hint of dark fruit.
Where I’d wear this: Carnaval
Megan –
The dragon’s blood resin has a certain smokey scent to it, which means I cannot wear this one often or for a very long time. The lovely musks and the background scent of blackcurrant make this such a lovely smell, though, so don’t let the smokey scent hold you back from trying it!
xaglow –
This one is an obviously oriental scent with the black currents and musk becoming immediately noticeable when you open the bottle. It dries very warmly. I think it’s the fig, with its light, light sweetness, reminiscent of burning incense, that adds that exotic tone to the scent.
Sara –
There’s definitely musk accenting the spicy dragon’s blood, but I think it’s mostly black musk. I’m just not picking up any red musk, which is usually so bold and unmistakable. I don’t notice any currant or fig either, so maybe my nose is broken tonight. But the dragon’s blood and black musk are a fine combination on their own. It’s a sweet, exotic, and very warm.