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I’m not usually a lavender fan but I adore this! For me, the coffee and sandalwood are not extremely prominent, but they are there if you look for them. I’m not entirely sure what scent is most forward in this because it’s so well-blended- but without getting muddy or confusing! It’s just gorgeous. I liked it from the start, but a few months later and I’m now kind of obsessed. Usually it’s the opposite for me, I’ll like a fragrance to start and become neutral or a little worn out on it later and set it aside for a time.
I spritz my bed with Sunsphere Sunset every night before I crawl in- it’s so freaking cozy and comforting. I’m going to need a backup bottle soon! And I do not go through perfumes rapidly at all!
This is such a well balanced tomato leaf perfume. I’ve been so impressed by everything I’ve tried from this house!
I am loving all the scents! I know this one is about 1998 (which I like a lot), but my favorite is probably Hodges! I adore this sweet little collection about our town. Thanks, Amber!
This, to me, is the "Platonic ideal" of a fall fragrance! The classic cinnamon-nutmeg combo is here, but that's not all. It really does smell ORANGE (the color)--there is something I associate with the smell of a burning candle, but not the wax or the smoke, specifically the flame, somehow? And the camphorous benzoin opening calls to mind the scent of Icy-Hot muscle rub that permeated the locker rooms of my occasionally-sporty youth. That's a really unexpected dimension that takes this beyond "basic" and paints a very compelling olfactory "picture". Amazing.
I love peated Scotch whisky, but I never thought I'd enjoy smelling like it! Neyland is a truly incredible scent--it captures the warm smokey essence of a peated Scotch without smelling boozy or like I've been, y'know, drinking Scotch all day. The twist of citrus along with the rich woods and hint of leather elevate it to a classy academia vibe, like being in an opulent library/study. I'm addicted!
To my nose this opens up like cold damp pages in a musty library. It’s beautiful. And the vanillic dry drown is so beautiful it makes me wish they sold this fragrance in larger sizes.
This is such a unique scent. It’s very fall (to me), but not in a traditional way. The spices really shine and it really feels very orange to me (the color, not the fruit). It’s lovely and cozy and special. I love it!
No really. I was afraid to try this on my skin for a couple of weeks. In the bottle it smells like it wants to fight me. Like fermented ginger and anise.
I finally fortified and tried it out- I love it. The ginger calms very quickly, but for the first few minutes there is a bit of a wild funk. Then everything shifts into a nice cozy musk with a hint of ginger, vetiver, and what I think is the “sheer woods.”
It does layer nicely with Sweet As Soda Pop. For me it adds a bit more warmth and complexity with a little hint of spice.
This hits with a beautiful blast of fizz and orange (it smells fizzy but not in the way that stings your nose, like sniffing actual soda). The fizz tones down first, and some warm and mellow background notes come out. Maybe the amber and patchouli? I wouldn’t have guessed this had patchouli though, so don’t worry if you don’t like “funky” patchouli.
The orange stays all day for me, though it also mellows. The remnants of it blend so nicely with the underlying notes. There’s also a very subtle cream note that has never gone weird or sour for me, it just adds to the cream soda realism.
Also, this is the sweetest scent I’ve smelled from this house and it’s still not very sweet, so it stays fresh and lovely without becoming cloying. But those background notes also keep it from being too bright with the citrus prominence.
tl;dr: i want to smell like this forever it’s comfy and clean
A bright (citrus?) opening with a woody lavender drydown. So beautiful!
I was apprehensive to try this one on skin because it smells exactly like a very expensive gin in the bottle, and while amazing, I wasn't sure I wanted to smell *like* that. However, on skin, the gin scent tones down within just a few minutes and blends beautifully with an amber note. I love ambers, though the very heavy, dark ones become too much for me after a couple hours. But this is a very wearable amber! The gin notes are still there, but more in the background to my nose.
Update: I don’t know why but I can’t get this scent to last. Clothes or skin, self or spouse, doesn’t matter. Even got a second sample from a different batch later and it fades away quickly. The weird thing is both samples had more longevity and projection for the first week or so, then they started to do the fading thing. I don’t think I’m going nose blind because other people can’t smell it unless they’re sniffing our clothes directly. I’m still in love but I’m perplexed by this one. I haven’t full sized for that reason.
