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searching for a very special kind of smell...
DIR By: Paolo
Date: June 11, 2018, 8:57 pm
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hi!
just outside of where I live here in Norway, there's a bike
track that have a lot of old tree logs stacked along the way.
they are also covered in tar (or greasy oil), like the old
railroad tracks logs if anyone get the vibe i'm thinking of.
now, I've always loved that special kind of tree/tar-smell and
recently I've wondered; are there any perfumes that captures
this type of smell?
i bought a small bottle of birch tar oil, but that was too harsh
(missing the woody scents i smell from the log)
i also have Black by CdG, but that's much more smoky smelling
(like a burnt match)
any suggestions for a perfume that reflects this special
combination of tar and wood?
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Re: searching for a very special kind of smell...
DIR By: Brad Heins
Date: June 15, 2018, 6:19 pm
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D.S. & Durga Mississippi Medicine
try this! Here’s the link if you’d like to order a sample,
luckyscent ships internationally
HTML https://www.luckyscent.com/product/68608/mississippi-medicine-by-d-s-and-durga
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Re: searching for a very special kind of smell...
DIR By: jimmy carter
Date: June 17, 2018, 4:25 pm
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Got just the thing, I think: It's called "Ýdalir" by Alkemia (on
Etsy). It's not in the database, and Alkemia doesn't always
carry it in stock. If they're out, you could contact them; maybe
they've got some lying around. I've spent a good amount of time
in Sweden and Norway, and it smells very similar to what you're
describing. I love it for that exact reason. Their prices are
quite low as well.
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