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Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
Banded Sea Snake Perfume Oil
$32.00
Banded Sea Snake Perfume Oil
$32.00
Snake Oil with oakmoss, sea moss, white moss, and olive leaf.
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Natalie –
Requires a little aging. At first it smells like windex. Give it a couple months or so, and that delicious creamy Snake Oil blends and anchors the floating mosses and olive leaf. This is my first moss-heavy scent, so I’m finding it difficult differentiating between them. The olive leaf, however has its lovely characteristic green dusty powder scent that I so enjoy. For those who are turned off by powders, this one is not cloying. Generally, I find powders to be noxious, but olive leaf defies the odds. I imagine the sea moss is what gives this scent a salty tang. It’s quite amazing how BPAL truly captures the spirit of concepts and suspends them in perfume oil.
Overall, a salty, mossy scent rounded out beautifully by our beloved Snake Oil.