Tokyo Milk Dark Fragrances:
When I first saw Tokyo's Dark Line in Sephora, I found myself in love for the first time. Everything in the eight-piece collection comes in a vague black, cut glass bottle, with a spouty design spell called Perfume fragrances Merbid (Extra, Lavi East La Mort, Arsenic). Bottles, which look like something you would find in an antique shop, like between a taxidermically mounted bird and a poison ring. They are works of art for themselves. And the products smell far more interesting than they look! These are not department store perfumes fragrances, named after celebrities you run. These are both sophisticated and intoxicating, with specific, traditional notes such as "sophisticated," "earth + moss," "osmanthus," and "blood orange." Here are my three standout favorites:
Everything and nothing but number 10:
Bottle art: feathers
Note: Sweet orange, pressed petals, desert moss, tea leaves
Our use: This fragrances is romantic and lush, like fermented sweet tea. Spirits on for a passionate evening date.
Stained Love No. 62:
Bottle art: skeleton key
Note: Dark vanilla bean, orchid, white tea, sandalwood
Our take: Sandalwood complements the vanilla base and the orchid gives it a fresh twist. Comfortable, it's perfect for a family dinner or just every day.
Bulletproof No. 45:
Bottle art: a revolver, nich
Note: Smoked tea, coconut milk, crushed pine, ebony woods
Our take: The most distinctive, woody cedar of the flock makes it a masculine, but the coconut makes it angry. I found this collection to be the longest lasting, and it can definitely be unisex.
The Dark Collection also includes lip balms (with flavors such as living cigarettes and salted caramel), roller balls, and matching hand lotions. I want everything Of them but for now, I'm happily mixing fragrances and finding that luckily I'm going to have some kind of good mood at Cornwall. Crystal hair optional.
