Wanderlust
PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
Paris Perfume Oil
$5.25 – $21.00
Paris Perfume Oil
$5.25 – $21.00
Sensual, decadent, and enigmatic. Lavender, softly underscored by lotus and spice.
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Stef –
It’s a lot spicier and heavier when it goes on, but then it mellows out to a nice, light sweet floral on me. The lavender and lotus combo is perfect!
janiegalvin –
Paris is an odd scent on me. In the imp, I smell lavender, full stop. On my skin, more of the same, with a sweet note that I assume is lotus peeking through. I was not a fan. But after almost an hour on my skin, I very distinctly smell like clove… with a faint hint of the lavender. It’s not an assertive scent, sits very close to the skin, and it’s really quite nice. Enigmatic, indeed.
Hellokoi –
Powdery lavender, a crystalline sort of muskiness, and a bit of extra sweetness from the lotus. Too powdery and clean for me.
nettle-and-nocturne –
In the imp, this alternates between extreme lavender and a very sweet floral which I assume is the lotus. I’m not crazy about the lotus note. Unfortunately, when I try it on, the lotus begins to completely overpower the lavender. The spice is regrettably absent on me. An hour or so later, this has become the scent of a stale candle in a second hand store. Sadly, this one is not for me.
Rachel –
Oh my goodness, this scent! It is so beautiful and calming. It gives off an almost cherry smell for me. It’s so feminine and delicate. Will be ordering a full size!