Sunday, August 21, 2016

Reviews

One of the most well done, unique, interesting perfume reviews we've seen is a concise, poetic yet spare commentary by Selina420 on D.S. & Durga's scent 'Pale Grey Mountain, Small Black Lake' -- and it has a great official description as well:
“Up pale grey mountain, through silver fog, bracken, bramble, dry heather shrub, past gravestone pile from forgotten time, facing west in whipping wind, the small black lake keeps witch’s ring, where the doomed king looked out to sea, Fenian blood in turf, the chilling quiet, the cry of hounds.”
fog-on-stone, water pepper, lichen
heather shrub, beechwood, bramble
flower, marsh violet
coastal air, chilled water, purslane


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