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Next Letter in Series with Mandy on Nathan’s Blog

written by Laurie February 28, 2012

Nathan has posted the second exchange in the series of letters between Mandy and me (note: I have removed this link because Nathan’s blog no longer exists). I’m excited that my first forest mod is about done. It’s earthy and woodsy, and I think it does feel like a forest. I will see what testers think. They may want more needle notes to extend longevity of the green tones, but I don’t want it to veer toward pine-sol. I like how the hemlock adds some green forest notes without that bathroom cleaner vibe, and I’m willing to sacrifice longevity of the green tones in exchange for a prettier overall scent. I could try other green notes to accompany the hemlock, but the hemlock is about as high as i think I can go right now. It has light touches of floral notes (violet and jasmine absolute) along with lots of earth, cedar, and sandalwood. Mandy and I are currently exchanging some ingredient samples and will probably write about our impressions of those in the next post. It’s been a fun project!

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dee March 3, 2012 - 3:08 pm

I cannot wait to smell this new scent when it is done!!!

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Laurie E March 3, 2012 - 4:44 pm

Thanks, Dee! I have two mods I’m deciding between right now. One has an added hay absolute note, which I’m liking.

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