The Lovecraft Collection.
Scents inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos.
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PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
R’Lyeh Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
R’Lyeh Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn.The sunken city of the Great God Cthulhu. A hellishly dark aquatic scent, evocative of fathomless oceanic deeps, the mysteries of madness buried under crushing black waters, and the brooding eternal evil that lies beneath the waves.
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wordortwo –
This scent is murky, sour, brackish – in an artful, wearable way. I don’t like aquatics, but this bitter citrus (grapefruit? yuzu?) wrapped in seaweed being mashed against a barnacled rock has won my heart. In my home office, which I will evidently never be leaving, I pat on a dollop of R’lyeh when I need to feel like a Disney villain in order to get through my work day. Consider this a vote for R’lyeh in #tournamentofunderdogs.
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I tried this one out because I’d never tried an aquatic before. And now, based off this one, I’m thinking aquatics are not my thing. This one did smell like a beautiful French soap in the bottle. On me, when I put it on darker notes started to come out, grounding it nicely and stopping it from being too soapy. And then…it went away. Within an hour it faded to powder on me…but sort of a strong, overpowering powder smell. Not very pleasant. As time went on, my skin chemistry added a sickly sweet undertow to the powder scent. Basically, my skin just hated this perfume.
I understand that’s not the perfume’s fault. But I was sort of so so on it even before it nosedived. Thus the two stars.
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I ordered a sample R’lyeh along with some other stuff from them expecting something weird and hard to wear, I mean it’s named for Cthulhu’s undersea non-euclidean nightmare city, I opened the bottle and that is so impossibly untrue it smells like the fanciest French soap and the seaside.
Love it, amazing, gorgeous and just ever so slightly chilly but very feminine and pretty