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PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
Anne Bonny Perfume Oil
$7.50 – $32.00
Anne Bonny Perfume Oil
$7.50 – $32.00
Named in honor of the most notorious female pirate to ever set sail. Wicked, cruel, beautiful, intelligent, resourceful and dangerous: a true role model. A blend of Indonesian red patchouli, red sandalwood, and frankincense. A million thanks to Juliana Williamson-Page for inspiration!
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andthelawwon –
I ordered this as an imp. I’ve amassed maybe 25 or so imps, and I’ve found a lot of scents that I love, but this was the first time I smelled my own personality in a tiny bottle. Red, resinous, and ruthless. This scent all but screams “If you had fought like a man, you would not have died like a dog”. This smells like my personality but, like, more.
CarolineCarnivorous –
Wet it’s overpowering incensey. As it dries down it becomes warmer and more pleasant. It smells kinda exotic and sweet on me. It mellows down at a good pace, and as I’m writing this it might have lasted me 12 hours already.
fionnulaocahill –
Deliciously smoky with creamy undertones. Patchouli is a forerunner whereas frankincense is secondary. When I first smelled it, I thought there might have been tobacco, but I think its the patchouli playing off of the sandalwood. Sweet and smoky.
gaia.earth24 –
– [ ] Not as incense-y as I was expecting straight out of the bottle. Definite patchouli. First whiffs is a tamed town Malediction (my fav BPAL scent). Dark and wild. Warms up a little on my skin and really gets deep and complicated. I really love it. Partner didn’t enjoy it on me at all. Would be nice to pair up with a lighter fragrance. After I put it on I couldn’t smell it. Not sure if my nose just got used to it or it faded away. Probably wouldn’t buy a bigger bottle since I already have Malediction.
thecoffeeslayer –
Note: My nose doesn’t register Sandalwood. It’s a genetic quirk. So, take my review with the appropriate grain of salt.
In the bottle: A little bit of sweet, moist earth. incense (unlit) and faint wood smoke
Wet: much the same as in the imp, but the earth is no longer sweet.
Dry: faint incense (my roomie says it’s strong incense, thus meaning it’s very sandalwoody) & something “green”
Aftermath: Ok, this scent confuses the heck out of me. My allergies aren’t set of by the incense. The sandalwood “blank spot” leaves all the secondary notes to play. I know I’m missing a lot of the scent. That said, it isn’t bad.
Gloame –
Herbal, confusing, and self-assured. I like this a lot, but maybe it smells too similar to another blend I have. I want to say Tombstone, weirdly.
Where I’d wear this: To keep cool (and cool-headed) in Arizona
Jadeah –
Daring and wild woman, proudly standing on the board of her pirate ship and laughing…her long black locks wavering withthe wind. Adventurous, but sensual and hot scent. A scent of a woman who loves the life, the pleasures it gives and which is not afraid of anything.
Chelsea –
I’m so very torn with this scent. I was super excited and was the first one I put in my cart. I LOVE the smell but I don’t know if I like it on my skin. If it were an incense I would probably burn it in my house all the time but its very powerful and more of a sandalwood scent on me. It lightens up a smidge as time goes by making it more pleasant to my nose. I do think everyone should give this ago at some point though.
Mandillynn –
I thought I had a favorite… but then Anne Bonny sailed into my life! I’m a huge patchouli and frankincense, so I figured I couldn’t lose. I absolutely ADORE this fragrance!
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The Lab’s frankincense note seems to love me – this is a wonderful resin and wood blend, with patchouli acting as a light grace note. Bold yet sensual, a truly outstanding blend!
taloscar –
Hands down my favorite scent, it’s my signature. I wear this, with the Amber & Patchouli hair gloss from the Trading Post and they compliment each other so well. It’s earthy and lasts all day. I haven’t used any other base perfume in years. Highly recommend it.
LostLoveOfTheAges –
Honestly I am really surprised that no one has reviewed this Oil. As soon as I ordered it I was SOLD! I loved the combination of this product the smell on my skin really works and after buying an imp of this I am definitely buying a full bottle. This is my favorite by far … then again I haven’t really tried many others but I will. I still name this as my number one favorite perfume oil. I recommend this one to every person who likes the smell of incense.