Friday, September 24, 2010

Tokyo Milk Parfum

This is pretty old. Started typing this a few days after i got my stock but you know, takes a while to try all the scents. Ha.

Anyway, got a couple of new scents from Soap 'n Sorbet to try out instead of placing my order with Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab . I'm still eager to try out some of the BPAL range (Dorian !) but seeing that i'm only 6/24 imps, it's gonna take a long while.


SoapnSorbet's a local "bath, beauty, lifestyle" (online) shop that carries some pretty interesting brands and their products. The following few are ordered from them. Yupp.

Le Petite: Sweet floral. The lily seems to comes out pretty strongly. But the vanilla gives it a bit more body so it doesnt feel to sharp and flat. I think it's just the lily but somehow it reminds me of lace and dolls. Definitely not one i'll use much.


Waltz: Floral and elegant. The linden fades pretty fast to reveal a light rosey body. Not too powerful, the floral comes across as light smelling with a hint of muskiness. A beautiful scent for a more relaxing and romantic evening.




Kabuki: Sweet citrusy but without the usual citrus tang. When wet, the sugared grapefruit was pretty strong, overwhealmingly so. It settles to a more mild yet still very sweet smelling powdered scent, i'm guessing it's due to the jasmine. Somehow, it reminds me of those colourful swirly marshmellows. Yummy, but too sweet for my taste.




Honey and the Moon: Sweet floral, whimsical and saccharine. I seem to get hints of vanilla when used on myself, so it mutes the sweetness and makes it smell more warm and full. It's most likely the sandalwood though. It's a pretty linear scent, with lingering powdery sweetness.




Cherry bomb: Sweet floral/citrus, the wild rose and vetiver comes out with a nice warmth, unlike some florals that are too overbearing and jarring. The light alluring chocolately scent remaining feels like whiffs of hot chocolate on a cold rainy day. Actually, i do think the guys might work this well, a hint of sweetness in the masculinity. Mmm.

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