Whereas i expected to love the more expensive fragrances of the bunch and it turned out i didn’t, i decided to buy Fresh As even though the ingredients didnt necessarily grab me. As irony woukd have it-Fresh As is my favorite of the five.
It smells as if Lush Needles & Pine shower jelly, Lush Guardian of the Forest , and Lush Princess Cottongrass perfume had a baby.
The fragrance of it is light and airy. It smells less like a forest and more like a meadow. Its not earthy its green and airy and gorgeous.
It smells just as beautiful when its wet as when it’s dry.
Welcome to the wilderness. With bracing fir needle absolute and hints of balsamic benzoin resinoid you’ll soon be feeling fresh as…
Revitalising fir and tagetes oils mingle in each vivid spritz to surround you with the bracing draw of nature. If any scent can embody the freshest of forests, snapping sticks underfoot and the warmth of a snugly scarf, then this is it.
For a limited time only, 30ml bottles of this perfume will be available to order online. This perfume and the rest of The Florence Collection are also available in 100ml bottles in your nearest perfume library. “
I expected to love this perfume, after all im a neroli freak. I.love all things from lush that are primarily neroli based like ‘frozen’ or ‘love snd light’ body lotion or ‘prince’ cplogne. But unfortunately, no matter how many timrs i try this on me i just don’t like it. It has a strange note in it that makes it smell odd. None of the normal neroli goodness comed through. No matter if it wet or after its dried.
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A royal favourite blended with an elevating wealth of zesty bergamot and neroli.
Bursts of floral neroli meet smouldering petitgrain oil, creating a fresh and woody fragrance. This perfume was inspired by the origins of the name Neroli. One theory suggests it arose from Emperor Nero, an avid perfume and fragrant flower enthusiast. Another surmises it stemmed from a much-loved French noblewoman named Anne Marie, Princess of Nerola, renowned for adorning her signature gloves and bath water with uplifting neroli oil.”
You’ll love this if you like:
– Fresh, green notes. – Sun perfume. – Regal scents.
I LOVE Sun perfume, and i dont know ehy they compare it with Sun because it smells NOTHING like it. I wish it did. I have both and nope!
in addition to my photos below i could have sworn i did a review video of Sappho while spraying it on me, but i cant find it on my youtube channel. ill keep looking.
“For a limited time only, 30ml bottles of this perfume will be available to order online. This perfume and the rest of The Florence Collection are also available in 100ml bottles in your nearest perfume library.”
Sappho is one of five perfumes which are only sold at the Florence, Italy Perfume Library store. But Lush Uk has them temporarily on their retail site uk.lush.com
I happened to be on the site looking at the mothers day products and saw them there!
I wanted to like Sappho so much. I bought it because the ingredients vanilla, jasmine, sandalwood, tonka, orris, tobacco and anise. so it seemed perfect.
You’ll love this if you like: – Powdery vanilla scents. – Vanillary perfume. – Sunny sapphic sensuality on a Greek island.
But when i spray it on, it smells great for a minute then these note come through thats like spiced, jasmine and tobacco and this overrides the lovely vanilla quality. On me though. Your mileage may vary depending on each person’s skin chemistry.
If the underlying licorice-like note wasnt there it would be so good, but unfortunately it burns my nose, just turns strange and is way too strong with my body chemistry. The part thats left over long after its dried down hours later is aactually kind of nice. soft and vanilla like, but it takes literally hours to become this nice scent.
“Fell in love with a girl?
Bittersweet and inescapable, this ode to a striking poetess, the Tenth Muse, will shake your senses. Classical orris entwines with carnal jasmine to enchant deep desires.”
This is an exclusive #LushLabs Gorilla perfume that Lush will be making on June 29. I will record a demo and review video of it when i receive mine and enter all my thoughts about it here on this page.
This smells similar (not exact) to other Lush things such as Deep Sleep jelly, Unicorn Horn, or ickle baby bot.
A real life, fairy tale romance that started in a Lush Spa…
When Hal visited the Edinburgh Spa for a Synaesthesia treatment he was introduced to his therapist, Janine, and immediately felt butterflies in his stomach.
As the music started and Janine began his treatment he felt nervous, and his his stomach began to rumble. But, while silently cursing his noisy belly, he was shocked to hear Janine’s stomach respond!
Her tummy groaned and rumbled as if in conversation with his gastric gurglings. The two would later compare it to whale song – their bodies physically communing when they were both too shy to speak.
Following this auspicious meeting, a magical Edinburgh summer flew by with Janine and Hal’s paths crossing many times. Eventually on the second full moon of the month (yes, a legendary blue moon!) they stayed up all night together dancing. Well, after all, what else would love do?
I’m confused about the ingredients label relative to the bath bomb over and over. I’ve asked the Lush Kitchen to enlighten me. I’ll post if they answer.
I was able to get a sniff of this perfume, and i want to get a bottle. This perfume has tangerine and lavender. I love that It’s citrus-y without being too sweet, the lavender helps to lend the sweet tangerine a light and airy quality.
There’s a sort of powdery Snowcake-ish note in here as well. I’m not sure what this note is.
Normally citrus perfumes don’t last as long as i would like on my skin, but this seems to stay longer.
I adore cardamom. I mean i really like it A LOT, so keep that in mind.
Cardamom and coffee has cardamom, which is a fragrant spice, some of you might recognize it’s lovely scent in Chai tea.
At first spray, it has a absolutely mind-blowing yumminess factor to it.
Also, this perfume has a lot of throw.
The rose oil in this is not a primary player here. It adds a lovely but light floral note. I don’t smell it and say “I smell rose”.
The coffee isn’t primary either. Right now anyway the cardamom is the most primary, and i couldn’t be happier about that.
Unfortunately, at 30 minutes the scent diminished quite a lot. It’s just a remnant of it’s former self. This is the only reason i give this a 4 out of 5 rating. If the scent stayed as strong as when i first sprayed it, this would surely be a 5 out of 5 rating.
This is delightful. Perfumer Simon Constantine Created this for his daughter Amelie Mae. He asked her what her favorite scents were and then worked his own magic on this fragrance.
This wasnt sold in Lush stores, it was onky available in one store in England where the Lush creators live. And for a limited amount of time it was available to purchase from the Lush UK online retail website.
At first spray, the bright lavender is the primary note i smell. It’s nice and strongly scented.
At 10 minutes the lavender scent dimnished greatly and now the rose oil scent is present, and to me it resembles the Lush “Rose Jam’ scent slightly, just slightly. And there is a raspberry note present. Quite nice. It’s not a candyish raspberry nor a fake raspberry scent. It remains bright and even sparkly. it almost reminds me of raspberry soda.
There was a FUN bar in this scent as well that a lovely women picked up for me and sent it to me in the States. There was also a wash card sold on the Lush Uk retail website. At 30 minutes the lavender has disappeared completely. However, the rose, and especially the raspberry are more present than at first spray. In fact i’d say the fragrance has gotten sweeter, in a good way.
Now it’s turned into a sticky sweet raspberry rose jam scent on the specific place on my arm that i initially sprayed it. It’s warmer, thicker rose and raspberry now . less sparkly. The sparkliness isn’t gone though, it’s just less so as it dries down, turning more into a “yum” kind of scent. I can get what Simon Constantine’s daughter Amelie Mae is like, sparkly, fresh, sweet, young, and delightful.
I’m glad i was able to acquire one of these on Ebay. The crazy money i spent on it was worth it.
This is one of a 7-10 new perfumes in Lush Gorilla IV series, which will be sold to the public in the very near future.
This perfume was meant to remind one of coming home after a hard day and the way a home smells comforting, kind of like a mub of hot chocolate. This perfume has vanilla and Cocoa in it. When first sprayed, i can definitely smell the cocoa, it smells yummy.
On the dry down it gets kind of muddy, but once it dries completely the cocoa note returns. It smells warm, like coming home to a warm home with someone cooking something yummy.
Once it dries completely however the scent dissipates very much. This perfume in particular goes away quicker than the other Gorilla perfumes. I solved that by just spraying it two or three times on me, or spraying it a few times throughout the day.
In the video i smell it on my arm at wet spray, drying down, and total dry down.
These in my photo above are the perfumes- i bought from the Gorilla III series on the Lush UK website in 2014.
I didnt get Hellstone (didnt buy because erveryone who did buy it said it smelled lightly of sulphur, yuk)
nor The Smell of Freedom
nor Stayin Alive.
Nor Princess Cotton Grass It was available only in the Oxford Street store for one day, and not living in England i wasnt able to buy it, however Lush made a Princess Cotton Grass body dusting powder that i was able to purchase thanks to a lovely Lushie.
Lush wrote about this perfume series;
“Death and decay may seem like strange words to describe a range of perfumes, but step inside the minds of Gorilla perfumers Mark and Simon Constantine and you’ll understand that there’s much more to fragrance than, well, fragrance.
Perfumery is an art form, and deserves recognition as such. That means giving each scent the space to be explored and enjoyed properly using music, light sound and smell.
Rudyard Kipling once said that “Smells are surer than sounds or sights to make your heart-strings crack” meaning they have the power to evoke memories and emotional responses in ways taste, touch, sound and vision can’t. Just a whiff of freshly baked bread can transport you to your grandmother’s kitchen, a french bakery or the supermarket you worked at when you were seventeen. Scent has the power to simultaneously evoke different emotions in all of us with just one note, which is what makes it such a phenomenal medium for expression.
For perfumers Simon and Mark Constantine this couldn’t be more true. Volume III is their way of exploring their personal experiences of death and mourning, and accordingly each perfume has a story behind it.
When the perfumes were first launched guests were able to explore each perfume and the story behind them in an immersive experience at a bespoke pop-up gallery in London. Now the gallery is closed you can discover the Volume’s inspirations below;”
All Good Things
Succumb to this rich, sensual and smokey blend of all good things. Both bitter and sweet, representing a parting of ways and celebrating new beginnings. A sweet, boozy stumble down a dark basement staircase will leave you in a blissed out cloud of candyfloss and black pepper.
Granted, it’s not the prettiest of names for a perfume. Those two words, death and decay, evoke macabre, even grotesque responses, but, when coupled with the floral, almost sweet scent of lilies, the meaning behind the perfume suddenly becomes clear. It’s fresh and beautiful, and as Mark points out, it reminds you of the prosaic side of death; the funereal silences, the reverence of remembering those who have passed.
How it was visualised in the Gorilla Gallery space:
The first perfume audience were met with, Death and Decay sets the tone of the exhibition. The floral fragrance is at odds with the harsh, deathly words, which emphasises the bitter-sweet nature of life.
The pure scent of lily mingles with over-ripe tones of indole to give this fragrance a pungent, narcotic headiness. Let it transport you to a serene space where the fullness of beauty and its inevitable decay can be contemplated without fear. The message is one of meditation, acceptance and optimism delivered in a glorious, floral flourish.
Dad’s Garden is inspired by a walk Mark took in his father’s garden in South Africa following his death. Mark realised that it was possible to miss someone you never really knew, and created a perfume that encapsulated this unfamiliar familiarity using leaves from a lemon tree he collected during the walk.
Capturing Mark’s father’s verdant South African garden, full of light and bright colours, experience a rush of sunny lemon and juicy lime. This uplifting, tribute fragrance exudes sweet citrus with a sharp twist that lingers on the skin and in the mind. Linger under the Lemon Tree and luxuriate in the warmth of the sun on the nape of your neck.
How it was visualised in the Gorilla Gallery space:
A garden shed hung with men’s suit jackets. Each one is scented with Dear John – a fragrance Mark made as an ode in perfume to a man he hadn’t yet met. Beside the jackets, in a scene reminiscent of of Alice in Wonderland, are three perfume bottles labelled ‘Jo’ ‘Sari’ and “Laura’ – each scent is a portrait in perfume of the three sisters he met after his father’s death.
Symbolic of the passing of tradition from generation to generation, this perfume is Simon Constantine’s own homage to his father’s garden. Inspired by the floral, herbal scents in Mark’s garden, the scent of chamomile and honeysuckle create a warm, comforting fragrance that is reassuringly optimistic. This fragrance tackles the more positive elements of mourning, and signals the process of renewal and moving forwards.
Simon created this sweet, green perfume in homage of his father’s garden, and the result is a fragrance landscape of honeysuckle. Lush orange flower is calm rather than zesty in this perfume rich in Roman chamomile and lavender, but the resulting bouquet is stirring rather than dreamy. Wear to be reminded of long gone summer evenings in shades of gold.
How it was visualised in the Gorilla Gallery space:
This fragrance is purposely exhibited close to Mark’s Dad’s Garden fragrance in order to demonstrate how the two pieces work together. The warm and comforting embrace of Simon’s fragrance hits the audience as they leave the more sorrowful atmosphere of Mark’s father’s shed. The two pieces poignantly encompass the mourning process – loss, sadness, comfort, remembrance and renewal.
Kerbside Violet
Elusive and evocative, sweet violet is captured here in its dimunitive glory. Kerbside Violet is inspired by chance encounters and fleeting moments. A breath of serenity allowing you to slow down and notice the tiny revolution growing through the cracks of a concrete jungle near you.
(Lush made the ‘Ultra Violet’ bubble bar in this scent.)
A secretive scent inspired by the Swedish tale of a lost princess who waits by a lake in the forest, hoping to reclaim the golden heart necklace she lost to the depths. Walk along the lakeside where you may see the slender cottongrass plants watching over the water and you will know she is still waiting. A delicate alien floral, both sweet and distant as it blossoms on your skin.
(Lush made a body dusting powder of the same name in this scent)
Smugglers Soul
The Smugglers Soul is deep, dangerous and intoxicating, join us on our journey to the roots of sandalwood and let it enrapture your heart. With two types of sandalwood oil, enjoy a warm, woody and rich fragrance that can soothe and uplift even the darkest of moods.
Take a walk on the wild side and strut down streets paved in colourful vetivert and vanilla, leaving spicy clouds in your wake. A sensual rollercoaster to swoop you up in its embrace like a lover and wrap you in technicolour when the clouds draw in. Breathing in this zesty sandalwood cocktail evokes a zest for life and laughter.
⭐️Lush made bath oils of the same names in all of these scents. Some other products that lush made in *some* of these fragrances are in parantheses below.⭐️
Furze (lush made 3 items with this scent)
Flowers Barrow
The Voice
The Bug (lush made Bug Splat bath bomb with this scent)
See my reviews and demo vids of these perfumes at the list on the very bottom of this page. The highlighted perfume names in that list below have review and demo pages associated with them. All lush perfumes (not just the Gorilla perfumes) are here
The fragrances were inspired by the life and work of Hal Samples.
Art is the only serious thing in the world. And the artist is the only person who is never serious.” – Oscar Wilde
Some art is innately beautiful, like a watercolour seascape, and often that’s enough. Other art shows its beauty in other ways – through the meaning it conveys or the story it tells, like Picasso’s abstract paintings for example. Some art stirs something different, unfamiliar or uncomfortable. Sometimes art is ugly.
Just like photographers, composers, portraitists and musicians create art through their medium, so too do perfumers.
Solid ones
Gorilla perfumes are about more than fragrance alone. They are the sum of the inspirations, stories and experiences of the perfumer. And while this is the same for Volume IV, it’s also a little bit different… Enter Hal….
Hal Samples is a photographer and artist from Dallas whose subjects are often the homeless or forgotten souls of society.
He is best known for his work with Tachowa Covington, a homeless actor who made his home in a water tanker, which was consequently tagged by Banksy and then sold for millions.
But what does this have to do with perfume?
Simon Constantine and Hal Simple’s paths first crossed at a Gorilla Perfumes pop up shop in Edinburgh and the two fell into deep conversation, during which Hal shared his eventful life story and artistic adventures.
Intrigued and inspired, Simon spent more time with Hal listening to his stories and getting to know him. They travelled to Dallas to visit the places they had talked about, and to meet Hal’s family and friends.
As their friendship grew, mutual inspiration led to collaboration. Simon began creating perfumes inspired by Hal’s life, and this grew to become Volume IV.
Get to know Hal a little by reading his stories below. Notice how the perfumes mingle with the real-life moments and create art.
Amelie Mae (<—— click to see read and see my review of it)
Simon has created this perfume for his youngest daughter ‘Amelie Mae’. It has notes of delicate lavender, raspberries, sweet ylang ylang and jammy rose.
Blackcurrant Angel contains a particularly piquant note that cuts through the fragrance of burnt pallette wood and gasoline.
Hal spent a lot of time with the homeless community in Dallas. He would take photos and film the people he met on the streets, sharing the results with them.
Many of them had words of wisdom and life lessons to impart, but most people would walk right by without even seeing them. Hal felt he was making his new friends visible.
He described the recordings that he made as messages from fallen angels. These angels would often pass away after something wonderful had been granted to them. Losing his friends this way would break Hal’s heart.
Cardamom and Coffee – “Simon was offered a hot cup of cardomom coffee when he was on a trip to a refugee camp. The rich aroma warmed up his hands and heart. On returning to the lab he recreated this spicy fragrance.”
Iamesh-“Iamesh likes to experience the power of serving others by being himself”-Hal Samples fragrance represents the mesh meeting flesh. Blood and metal combine in a heady, visceral rush.
After losing many of his homeless friends, Hal was raging. As he screamed and yelled his fury, he felt something explode and realised he’d torn himself.
In hospital a surgical mesh was inserted to repair the hernia that had erupted. But, once inside his body, it moved, collapsing around his femoral artery and causing severe pain and health issues. It was so entangled inside him that hospitals refused to help. A surgery to remove it would be complicated and dangerous.
Finally, Hal found a sympathetic surgeon who was able to remove the mesh, but the scar tissue that formed created further problems. In a later operation, the scar tissue was removed and this time a bundle of Hal’s nerves had to be taken out with it. This left him with a huge numb patch, where he had no sensation or feeling, but he finally felt completely pain free for the first time in years.
The morning after surgery he woke up feeling invincible. He launched straight out of bed into his new life, feeling inspired.
Just as a radioactive spider changed Peter Parker into Spiderman, the mesh and its removal transformed Hal into Iamesh, giving him superpowers and irrepressible energy.
I’m Home (<—– click to read and see my video review of it)
it’s been described as lemony with a sprinkle of cocoa
No matter how exciting adventures in far-flung corners of the globe may be, there is nothing like arriving home and putting the key into your own front door.
Sweet, comforting and edible smells draw you into a welcome home hug. Almost as good as returning to cuddles from your family, your favourite spot on the sofa, and a sound night’s sleep tucked up in your own bed.
Model (see ‘Sweet Grandma’ below)
Montauche Zaatar – The traditional Lebanese breakfast Manouche Zataar is a delicious flatbread topped with a mix of herbs, which includes sesame seeds, thyme, wild sage and sumac. It was served to Simon on his travels and on his return, memories of the mouthwatering dish inspired him to create this fragrance.
Rentless (attendees report that they were told that the ‘metamorphosis’ bomb was made with this fragrance).
… “Never been homeless”
Tachowa embodies the spirit of “making something out of nothing”. Everything inside the home he had made inside the tank were found treasures or gifts. He used these gathered items to make his living space beautiful. He was ingenious at upcycling other people’s throwaways into art; cutting up surfboards to make shelves, using broken pieces of CD to design a mosaic that shone up on the ceiling. His home was an art piece before Banksy’s words made it so.
Road to Damascus (the ‘Magic Coloured bubble bar‘ at Creative Showcase was made in this scent. Floral and fresh)After passing through a checkpoint on travels through Lebanon, Simon was warned that he and his companions would not be able to return the same way. Since the beginning of the war in Syria, Lebanon has taken in over one million refugees. For Simon, experiencing checkpoints guarded at gunpoint and talking to refugees about their flight to safety really brought home the reality of how much the world has changed. He chose bitter orange and Damascus rose for this fragrance.
Secret Garden As an optimistic gardener, Simon often fantasises about growing plants and flowers to create the perfect, permaculture plot. After a few failed attempts he found it easier to create this gorgeous fragrance.
It captures the smell of his imagined secret garden, and is a tip of his hat to the dear, old friend who taught him all about permaculture.
Osmanthus and immortelle everlasting invoke the great outdoors and the scent of verdant, fertile nature.
Sweet Grandma and Model –Was created with orange blossom, a sweet heart, and a herby twist. Inspired by Hal Samples’ Grandmother, mother
and best friend.
These two fragrances are inspired by Hal’s glamorous maternal Grandma, Mary Ellen. Each one is a snapshot of a different time in her life.
Hal’s childhood was troubled and traumatic. Mary Ellen would rescue him from bad situations and whisk him away to safety. Staying with his Grandma was fun and filled with joy. They would enter, and win, dance contests in Dallas clubs, and she would allow Hal to film her and document their time together to his heart’s content.
In her youth Mary Ellen was a model, and appeared in Vogue. She would reminisce about her modelling days with Hal and show him pictures of her glittering career.
When Hal was older, Mary Ellen offered him a place on her sofa when he needed somewhere to stay. These fragrances are a loving tribute to her beautiful, multifaceted personality.
Tachowa vs. Banksy. The deaths of Hal’s friends were taking a toll, so for a change of scene his friend Dylan decided to take him to LA. The two arrived at the bus station and were immediately approached by an eccentric looking man . Although they had never met, the man walked up to Hal and addressed him:
“Hey you, I had a dream about you! You’re going to make a movie about me!”
The man’s name was Tachowa Covington, and he took Dylan and Hal to visit his place. It was an abandoned water tank, which he had cleared out and turned into a home. He’d installed a floor, chairs, art and even hooked up a generator for power. The tank was filled with Tachowa’s artistic flourishes and personality. It was a beautiful hidden art gallery in an old tank.
Hal and Dylan were intrigued and began filming Tachowa. They spent three years with Tachowa; documenting his art, his philosophies and his life.
But then, when the film was almost complete, Hal received a call…
“Someone has painted on my tank…it was an English dude, said his name was Banksy!”
The words ‘THIS LOOKS A BIT LIKE AN ELEPHANT’ now adorned the tank, visible to everyone who drove past on the busy highway below.
These words were to cost Tachowa his home. Images of the new Banksy piece were broadcast across the globe. A group of opportunists realised they could own a piece of original Banksy artwork and moved quickly to buy it. It was bought out from underneath him and he was rudely evicted.
Tank Battle fragrance pits a burst of spray paint against the musty and damp interior of a rusty water tank.
A real life, fairy tale romance that started in a Lush Spa…
When Hal visited the Edinburgh Spa for a Synaesthesia treatment he was introduced to his therapist, Janine, and immediately felt butterflies in his stomach.
As the music started and Janine began his treatment he felt nervous, and his his stomach began to rumble. But, while silently cursing his noisy belly, he was shocked to hear Janine’s stomach respond!
Her tummy groaned and rumbled as if in conversation with his gastric gurglings. The two would later compare it to whale song – their bodies physically communing when they were both too shy to speak.
Following this auspicious meeting, a magical Edinburgh summer flew by with Janine and Hal’s paths crossing many times. Eventually on the second full moon of the month (yes, a legendary blue moon!) they stayed up all night together dancing. Well, after all, what else would love do?
I was able to get a sniff of this perfume, and i want to get a bottle. This perfume has tangerine and lavender. I love that It’s citrussy without being sweet, the lavender work to bring this sweet tangerine into a light and airy quality. Normally citrus perfumes don’t last as long as i would like on my skin, but this seems to stay longer. Catching whiffs of this all day is a treat. I would rate this a 4 out of 5 rating.
I have these and here’s a video i made of my perfume haul .
I don’t have the one called “Model’
00:00 – 04:32 Bottle sizes, prices, the idea for the perfumes, etc.
04:35 – 05:39 Perfume Solids
05:40 – 07;25 Perfume Washcards
7:30 – 42:00 Individual fragrance reviews start.
08:38 – 10:30 What Would Love Do? (4 out f 5 rating)
10:35 – 11:57 I’m Home (3 out of 5 rating)
12:00 – 14:06 Cardamom and Coffee (4 out of 5 rating)
14:13 – 19:01 Amelie Mae (4 out of 5 rating)
19:11 – 22:14 Rentless (4 out of 5 rating)
22:15 – 26:14 Black Currant Angel (3.5 out of 5 rating)
26:20 – 30:02 Tank Battle (5 out of 5 rating)
30:06 – 33:34 Self Esteem Machine (3.5-4 out of 5 rating)
33:42 – 35:38 Manouche Zataar (3 out of 5 rating)
36:07 – 36:56 Secret Garden (4 out of 5 rating)
36:58 – 40:27 Road From Damascus (3.5 to 4 out of 5 rating)
40:30 – 42:24 Iamesh (3 out of 5 rating)
42:37 – 43:11 Sweet Grandma (2.5-3 out of 5 rating)
43:30 – 43:43 My Least favorites
43:43 – 44:07 My favorites
The Smugglers Soul is deep, dangerous and intoxicating, join us on our journey to the roots of sandalwood and let it enrapture your heart. With two types of sandalwood oil, enjoy a warm, woody and rich fragrance that can soothe and uplift even the darkest of moods.Here’s a video review I made of my Smuggler’s Soul solid fragrance.
