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Review of Forest Walk on The Non-Blonde

written by Laurie July 18, 2012

Thanks, Gaia, for your beautiful review of Forest Walk on The Non-Blonde! I’m so glad you liked it! Other people have said they find it to be very realistic to them too. One of my questions when I set out to make the forest theme was where to draw the line between realism and interpretation. I ended up creating a fairly realistic forest scent, with just a bit of softening from some floral notes and some sweet notes. The formula does have a large number of natural ingredients.

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brie July 18, 2012 - 1:54 pm

Definitely a very realistic scent….soothing and lovely from top to bottom! Gaia mentioned it was more of a West Coast forest scent. However as I mentioned before it blended in well when I wore it in the Poconos Mountains, PA which happens to be on the East Coast!

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Laurie E July 18, 2012 - 3:02 pm

My personal experience is more west coast, but hopefully it’ll bring to mind memories of other places too. The Poconos Mountain area sounds beautiful.

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- roza - July 18, 2012 - 3:35 pm

I can’t wait to get to know the smell “FW” 🙂

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Laurie E July 18, 2012 - 11:36 pm

Hi Roza! Hope your package gets to you soon! 🙂

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