Tenebrous Mist Solstice Scents 2011 Perfume

And then came the mist. Opaque, it seemed to slide over the bay, from the sea, powerful, silently drawing closer. I watched as the still sea suckled it with algae from the green froth, breathing the breath of the ocean into the steam. I was still crouched by the cliffs, fantasizing next to a damp fire that smoldered yawningly, exhaling the smoke of humid woods.
Bright green cloves giggled in the mist, as damp threads frayed at the flanks of the billowing cloud, lining up pearl by pearl before my eyes, American amber, somewhere between communion wafers and honey waffles, on fogged ribbons of sweet musk. Sometimes the spice meadow left stains on my pants. Beneath all that smoky brown amber, it smelled of grass trails and earth. Then gradually the mist receded. Below it, the ocean became clearer, shimmering sepia sandal cream.
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"Tenebrous Mist" comes across far less gloomy than its name suggests. The initial algae and bay aromas are soon transformed into spicy-woody-creamy amber notes by cloves and wood smoke, in which the smoke remains present for a long time. The oil is predominantly perceptible close to the skin for about five to a maximum of six hours.
Solstice Scents from Gainesville, Florida produce their EdPs and oils in small batches, some seasonally or in rotation. They are thus subject to slight fluctuations and are only available at certain times, which can be found on the homepage.

(With thanks to Bloodxclat)