White Rabbit Perfume Oil $7.50 – $32.00
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White Rabbit Perfume Oil

$7.50 – $32.00

Strong black tea and milk with white pepper, ginger, honey and vanilla, spilled over the crisp scent of clean linen.

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alice_artMad Tea Party
The Dodgson Collection.

Scents inspired by the madness of Alice’s sojourns to Wonderland.

PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary glass vial.

 

Reviews

  1. nikki.cx –

    I got this as a free imp along with a different imp pack I ordered. Ironically, this was my favorite out of them all! I’m not sure I notice the black tea at all, or the pepper. It’s got a vague bit of spice to it. I’d say the linen scent is strongest in this one. Which I don’t mind, and really love! It may just be my personal skin chemistry, but after an hour or so of wear it smells like sea salt to me. It reminds me of a light summer day at the beach. I’m absolutely in love with this and will be buying a full sized bottle. That just goes to show that BPAL sending free imps pays off for them in the end lol!

  2. karinau04 –

    Smells amazing when it settles! I can smell the tea, vanilla, and honey. A whisper of ginger is there and it’s wonderful. Would totally recommend. A cozy scent that you can wear with your favorite sweater.

  3. minikadomi –

    Creamy, creamy… a little sweet but balanced, kinda cute but not too much… I really like it, more than I thought I would!

  4. Angela –

    I got this one as a frimp, and I’m loving it on first wear. It hasn’t been on for long, but I’m getting a nice playful mix of the ginger and vanilla with the milk, and the floral of the linen is starting to peak out now. Not much of the tea, but that may come out with more time.

  5. Jae –

    Like a magic cake.

  6. Gloame –

    Morphs like crazy. I love the tea. Don’t get much ginger, honey, or vanilla. There’s a tanginess to this, and a bit of pepper. The linen’s nice, too; makes it feel clean. I think I like this, but I’m never sure if I love it.

    Where I’d wear it: Spunky house-cleaning

  7. persephonelily –

    This gets really powdery on me. The vanilla and milk are evident right out of the bottle, but as the day wears on, it just starts to smell like baby powder and linen. The pepper doesn’t come through at all.

  8. BenjaminnPotter –

    The more I smell this the more I love it. If your skin doesn’t amp florals you should be fine because the Linen note in this has a floral tone to it which I do get a bit in the middle stage but it’s gone now.
    Wet: Honeyed ginger, with vanilla and a hint of pepper. Yummy, but I’m not really getting any tea or linen?
    Drying: Uh oh, there’s that floral note starting to rear its head. But at least I’m still getting hints of the other notes too so it’s not a complete loss…
    Dry: Delicious honey, milk, and TEA~ Yaaaay! This is quite the morpher on me and I can appreciate the linen note now that I know is isn’t going to crash the tea party. This is a perfect tea scent for me with a lot of complexity. I’ll probably cave and end up buying a bottle once my imp is nearing it’s end.

  9. Alexandra –

    I got this as a freebie imp and was very excited after I read the scent description. In the imp it is very nice. It’s a very nice sweet, creamy fresh scent with a nice kick from the pepper, but alas it turned into an overly saccharine and powdery floral scent on my skin.

  10. psychocygnet –

    Sweet, cozy, and comforting. I don’t find it all that foody, but I wore some out today and had someone tell me that I smell like a cookie, so the vanilla does add some foody sweetness.

  11. kitsch –

    Smells amazing in the bottle, a kind of bright floral with pepper and tea. However, it turns to sickening baby powder on my skin 🙁 Have been using it in an atomizer as a room spray and it’s just lovely though.

  12. Nuri –

    Certainly crisp and clean with the black tea and pepper. It has a floral tone which I just can’t place. All around a nice scent

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