Ochosi review
His ofrenda is the soft shea he shares with Obatala, forest herbs, and sprucewood arrow shafts.
In the vial: Sweet green herbs, a hint of tanginess, and a bit of wood.
Wet on skin: A slather-worthy scent! I'm surrounded by the most delicious herbal scent, with a few notes that remind me of the ephemeral, elusive tangy note in Nosferatu.
Dry on skin: The sprucewood really comes out in the dry stage, and I love it - but I do miss the more herbal notes, which fade.
After a few hours: Mostly faded after six hours, so I reapplied. Swoon! A real keeper, maybe someday a 5ml buy.
In the vial: Sweet green herbs, a hint of tanginess, and a bit of wood.
Wet on skin: A slather-worthy scent! I'm surrounded by the most delicious herbal scent, with a few notes that remind me of the ephemeral, elusive tangy note in Nosferatu.
Dry on skin: The sprucewood really comes out in the dry stage, and I love it - but I do miss the more herbal notes, which fade.
After a few hours: Mostly faded after six hours, so I reapplied. Swoon! A real keeper, maybe someday a 5ml buy.