Marchen: The Miller's Daughter (Discontinued)
Spun gold, tear-soaked straw, and rose-infused amber.
In imp: a sad sort of sweetness, definitely. It makes me think that it could be happy, but it’s a bit cloying and heavy and a shade darker to be actually happy.
Wet on skin: mostly the same as the in imp smell, but turns very powdery on me. (Likely the amber? Being only the third scent I’ve tried and the first one with amber on it, I’m not yet sure yet what’s happening.)
Dry: very, very powdery. The rose notes are clearly coming out now, but the powderiness is somewhat overpowering-it’s a womanly sort of powdery though, not too bad. Gone after two hours.
Verdict: Not yet sold on this one, because of the powder thing, but I’ll probably give it another shot later on to see if it grows on me.
In imp: a sad sort of sweetness, definitely. It makes me think that it could be happy, but it’s a bit cloying and heavy and a shade darker to be actually happy.
Wet on skin: mostly the same as the in imp smell, but turns very powdery on me. (Likely the amber? Being only the third scent I’ve tried and the first one with amber on it, I’m not yet sure yet what’s happening.)
Dry: very, very powdery. The rose notes are clearly coming out now, but the powderiness is somewhat overpowering-it’s a womanly sort of powdery though, not too bad. Gone after two hours.
Verdict: Not yet sold on this one, because of the powder thing, but I’ll probably give it another shot later on to see if it grows on me.