04/05/2021
Splitter
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Take me in your mouth!
For those who want to know, here's apparently Winter of 99's brother. Black Vines doesn't scream apocalypse and cold wind by the log fire in the basket so much as it tells of comforting community, warm tea, and spicy biscuits.
More specifically, I was even asked what I was baking.
Overflowing warmth of cinnamon and anise flowed through the room, not disturbing but definitely massive and filling the space. Loud and ravening for attention.
Inconspicuous one remains with this piece of perfume art definitely not.
After about two hours, a very pleasant woody note comes with it, while cinnamon and anise withdraw. The fig is very nice underlining integrated. Ivy is present but as an accessory. More interesting is the woody tone, which adds to the said woody note.
Yes, the scent is black, dark, enveloping and all-consuming - at least to begin with - but above all it is daring and wonderful.
Then, after five hours, the room-filling work of art has turned into a body-hugging whisper.
Just definitely not for the warm days. Except for very brave
More specifically, I was even asked what I was baking.
Overflowing warmth of cinnamon and anise flowed through the room, not disturbing but definitely massive and filling the space. Loud and ravening for attention.
Inconspicuous one remains with this piece of perfume art definitely not.
After about two hours, a very pleasant woody note comes with it, while cinnamon and anise withdraw. The fig is very nice underlining integrated. Ivy is present but as an accessory. More interesting is the woody tone, which adds to the said woody note.
Yes, the scent is black, dark, enveloping and all-consuming - at least to begin with - but above all it is daring and wonderful.
Then, after five hours, the room-filling work of art has turned into a body-hugging whisper.
Just definitely not for the warm days. Except for very brave
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