Wanderlust
PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
London Perfume Oil
$6.25 – $25.00
London Perfume Oil
$6.25 – $25.00
Venerable Victorian Tea Rose… twisted, blackened and emboldened with wickedness.
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zodiacazur –
I got London as a frimp and I fell deeply in love! I like rose the regular amount and honestly didn’t expect to be so entranced by it, but it’s such a gorgeous scent. It evokes champagne to me, flirtatious and sweet but never overly sugary. I’ll definitely buy a full bottle asap.
fisheroo –
Got this as an imp and my goodness I’m definitely buying a full size! I was hesitant to commit to the full bottle because I don’t really like heavy or artificial rose scents, but this smelled like gentle, fresh roses! I tested the scent before I went to bed and spent my morning with a lingering scent of roses on my arm! Absolutely wonderful and exactly what I was hoping for!
hammett_vanessa –
This goes from a pure rose to rose, tea, and an almost-soap smell. Very clean, which isn’t always the case with rose scents. Not sure I’ll buy a full-sized bottle, but I don’t regret buying the imp at all.
aidansusurrus –
Got this as a bonus imp in a larger batch and I ended up liking it more than almost all the stuff I picked out myself, but then again I’m a sucker for rose.
On me this is a full bodied, almost syrupy sweet rose. Never got too powdery or ‘country-club ladies room potpourri’ smelling. The backbone of this is really the darker undertone, a little spicy, a little herbal. It blends very well with the rose and creates something almost seamless. Reminds me of rosewater sweet tea. If you like roses, you’ll probably like this!
chriskatonic –
This oil is strong in rose scent, but with a nice undertone. It’s not overwhelmingly floral, and has a little complexity to it.
Hellokoi –
Dusty, dry, powdery roses. Makes me think of a dish of rose scented potpourri that’s covered in dust.
ladyjulian –
Love this one, though on me it doesn’t smell wicked at all, but rather comforting – soft gentle roses and warm skin. Mmmm.
dementia_divine –
In the imp: Tea rose, yes… with something not quite right.
Wet: Same. First, I get tea rose, and then the ‘blackened’ aspect mentioned in the description, which is becoming more prominent over time. I was trying to pinpoint what it was, and then I realized that it is a black tea note. I wouldn’t expect anything else from London!
Dry: Rose and the Lab’s black tea note. The black tea note had a black licorice vibe at one point, but it never veered into complete black licorice territory (thankfully).
Verdict: This one isn’t for me (as I prefer my floral notes paired with something sweet), but I do think this one really fits its description!