try any yet? Been thinking of getting some samples myself for fall.
try any yet? Been thinking of getting some samples myself for fall.
I will echo this comment. Pomona is easily the most fruity and summery of their scents, but all of the profiles are unique, I've never smelled soaps like them. And the scents can change radically from the can to the brush. What you smell is not always what you get. Performance is top-notch.Of those I've tried so far, I would put Lycanthropy, Tres Matres and maybe Pomona in the warm weather class of fragrances, with Carmilla sort of on the edge, although there's broad latitude for interpretation there. They don't really have (from what I've tried) a true "green" or strictly "floral" fougere, but their Fall fragrances (Samhain and Autumn Ash are good examples) are really distinct as cool weather scents.
Samhain is one if their best.
Their soaps sell out quickly, months before autumn.
I also pulled the trigger on Barrister & Mann’s “Hallows”.
I only purchased B&M’s “Hallows” balm, as I will use it with a scentless lathering soap, and no cologne. (I never use multiple scents, as I think it’s pretty ghetto to place multiple scents on yourself, and then get this funky concoction scent wafting away the entire day).
Anyhoo...it’ll start getting cooler soon.
I just shaved with anthro for the first time this past week and thought it was pleasant at first, but if you wait around ... the second pass or third I got this wonderful musky Woody note that was masculine, enjoyable, and that I didn't see coming. I love the way this scent is layered and walks you through a story and it definitely doesn't end the way it starts out.I was a tad nervous about ordering from SW given I have heard their scents are quite polarising, but given I had heard such positive things around their performance, I ordered Samhain and Anthropophagy. The former is, for me, a stand out scent (hints of Penhaligon’s Halfeti) and the latter is very pleasant.
That's the first thing I noticed is how it changes from the jar to the bowl to the face. It's a lot of fun. Probably the most complex soap scents I've ever used.I just shaved with anthro for the first time this past week and thought it was pleasant at first, but if you wait around ... the second pass or third I got this wonderful musky Woody note that was masculine, enjoyable, and that I didn't see coming. I love the way this scent is layered and walks you through a story and it definitely doesn't end the way it starts out.
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Of the ones listed I’ve only tried Druantia. Not one of my favorite scents. I still want to try Autumn Ash, Trea Matres and their unscented soapOrdered samples from maggards unfortunately out of stock on samhain. I got Autumn ash, Druantia, and Tres Matres which I was curious about, but might not be too much of a fall scent. I pre ordered hallows as well.