(Not) BPAL review - Possets Perfumes' Halloween
Halloween (from Possets Perfumes)
Halloween is one of the first unabashed outdoor autumn fragrances ever. Incensy, spicy, and manages to capture the width of a dimming blue October sky.
In the bottle - Wood smoke, with a moderate amount of pumpkin underneath, and some faint hints of spice (cinnamon, maybe?)
Wet - Equal parts pumpkin and wood smoke, bits of cherry and nutmeg and cloves. Spicy, burning incense.
Dry - Buckets of smoke, tiny wisps of pumpkin. I would prefer it the other way around. Vague hints of licorice, which doesn't even make sense.
Later - Now it's basically just smoke, like I sat around while something less pleasant smelling than wood burned and the smoke from it seeped into my clothes. I guess there's a hint of something other than smoke, but darned if I can identify it. I know this description probably makes it sound bad, but it isn't, just not my favorite ever. It's okay, though.
Halloween is one of the first unabashed outdoor autumn fragrances ever. Incensy, spicy, and manages to capture the width of a dimming blue October sky.
In the bottle - Wood smoke, with a moderate amount of pumpkin underneath, and some faint hints of spice (cinnamon, maybe?)
Wet - Equal parts pumpkin and wood smoke, bits of cherry and nutmeg and cloves. Spicy, burning incense.
Dry - Buckets of smoke, tiny wisps of pumpkin. I would prefer it the other way around. Vague hints of licorice, which doesn't even make sense.
Later - Now it's basically just smoke, like I sat around while something less pleasant smelling than wood burned and the smoke from it seeped into my clothes. I guess there's a hint of something other than smoke, but darned if I can identify it. I know this description probably makes it sound bad, but it isn't, just not my favorite ever. It's okay, though.