The Possets Perfume Forum

It really depends on your skin chemistry; for example, Rabbitas is a fast fader on me (which is too bad, because I love it), unlike what Suede said above. I notice a lot of people say musks hang around a lot, though, and ginger scents. Venus Black, with its musk, shot straight through my nasal cavit...

Of course, I love the Possets reducer caps so much that I just went here:

http://www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin112a.html

and bought a bag of them. Now I make sure at least one bottle of each scent has been fitted with a reducer cap from my stash!

I just got a sample of this in my latest Possets order. I was so eager to try it; thank you, Fabienne! Boom Boom LaRue is a fascinating scent. There's sweet fruit in the form of a pleasant, tame grape; not the artificial grape of grape bubblegum but something soft and mellow. And then comes the waft...

The returning kitties have had a slightly different schedule than the holiday updates in that past. I'm sure Fabienne will have news on when they'll be back!

(Isn't Pauline a yummy scent?)

So much foody fantastic! I want them all!

I've just seen the update. DUDE. I think I want one of each, no fooling! Let me know if you're set on doing this and then put me at the top of the list for one of each! ETA: I apologize! There are some returning scents which I don't need. But if you do plan on running this I'll be wanting nearly all...

Oh my God, you didn't leave out Rabbitas! :shocked: I think Rabbitas should just be awarded an "extra" permanent spot because of that. :bigsmile:

I'll put a vote in here for Rabbitas and put the rest of my votes on the poll.

We don't have to include the states, correct? The states will be permanent even if they're not voted in, am I right?

Fantastic news! Yay, kitties!

For anybody who's thinking of grabbing some Liza-fume before it goes away for good, do it. It's the loveliest anise/licorice scent I've ever smelled, all rich and deep and alcoholic.

I think I just began to pant and moan a little.

(Who can be bothered keeping the risque unoffensive?)