
mochimicho
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mochimicho
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A head-turner, generously
Oh, hahahaha! All right, not what I was expecting. After choking on the rankest civet and tobacco, it feels unsatisfactory to call this a floral perfume; but at her heart, that is undoubtedly what she is. Bold, vintage florals dressed up in animal skins, pipe in hand. It improves exponentially with time, but something about it remains markedly unpleasant throughout its lifespan.
Reminds me of the men at the flea market selling their home-brewed aroma oils. Not the fragrances but the men themselves. The grind, the grease, the armpit must, the tenderness turned foul when you say you won't buy anything. I think it is the combination of cumin and oakmoss that turns me off. And oh! am I off. It's not a dirty perfume, per se. It is more like rancid. Spoiled, sour, dental plaque and bile—no thank you.
Reminds me of the men at the flea market selling their home-brewed aroma oils. Not the fragrances but the men themselves. The grind, the grease, the armpit must, the tenderness turned foul when you say you won't buy anything. I think it is the combination of cumin and oakmoss that turns me off. And oh! am I off. It's not a dirty perfume, per se. It is more like rancid. Spoiled, sour, dental plaque and bile—no thank you.
Updated on 02/21/2025



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