I guess you heard the barber shop burned down.
Notes per Lucky Scent: lavender, amber, tonka bean, iris, dry wood, incense
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7 comments:
Right on, sister.
I can't figure WHY they thought they needed to create this-
Unless Encens et Lavande needed an anemic sibling.
ow ow ow
*choked laughing on White Mocha Peppermint Latte*
Now, that's a tingling sensation!
Chay, I kinda hated to diss it--it's one of very few SLs that actually improves on me after the drydown. But that burnt cotton thing was just too much.
Safety first, Renee. Drinking and blog-hopping don't mix.
This is a great line! LOL!
I too prefer Encens et Lavande. I guess they had to have a lavender in the export line as well? (since they do it for other "notes" anyway)
Encens et Lavande is incomparably better. Hey, I've just written nonsense!
Clever nonsense, though--my favorite kind.
The barber shop - that is hilarious, as well as accurate. Smells like disinfectant to me right through the drydown. For lavender I'll stick to Brin de Reglisse.
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