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Seven Word Story: Wrath Perfume Oil
$26.00
Seven Word Story: Wrath Perfume Oil
$26.00
The subject of our latest #BPAL7wordstory contest was WRATH. The winning entry was submitted by Miss Paulette:
The poison worked slowly, to her delight.
Bitter almond swirled into black patchouli, with red amber, rum absolute, and lemon peel.
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josefinstjernqvist –
In the bottle al you smell is bitter almond. Wet on the skin the bitterness tones down quite a lot and leaves a window open for the other smells to step forward. I can smell the rum, a hint of lemon peel and the patchouli. The patchouli and amber helps to soften down the scent and make it warmer. It’s an interesting smell indeed, When dry the scent gets a whole lot softer and warmer. On me no note takes over the other. They all blend down nicely once dried on my skin. I found that adding a bit of Snake Oil makes the sent richer and tones down the sharpness even more, if you’re not fond of that.
josefinstjernqvist –
In the bottle al you smell is bitter almond. Wet on the skin the bitterness tones down quite a lot and leaves a window open for the other smells to step forward. I can smell the rum, a hint of lemon peel and the patchouli. The patchouli and amber helps to soften down the scent and make it warmer. It’s an interesting smell indeed, When dry the scent gets a whole lot softer and warmer. On me no note takes over the other. They all blend down nicely once dried on my skin.