Wednesday x Michelle Visage

This is truly explored fragrance as an art form. It just so good! I had high hopes because many of the notes are intimidating to me. But it is absolutely captivating, the notes are blended together so well. This is my signature scent, I never thought I’d find it but it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for in tea scent. It must must stay in production 😭😭😭

Love this so much! It’s very moody and dark compared to others in the collection...the name suits it well! To me this smells similar to MFK Grand Soir...but Wednesday is the very rebellious, dark, smokey sister.

Received my sample today. I'm utterly obsessed with the 'Michellement'. Definitely a very frankincense-forward fragrance, but the honey seeps through. It's almost as if you are putting honey into your cup of tea at a Turkish tea shop with incense flowing through the air. The pine adds a really interesting touch, almost minty. I weirdly think this would pair well with Tuesday by AS, to really evoke the pine. If you like Halfeti or the smoky base of Portrait of a Lady, I think you'd love this. I love love Michelle Visage and Arielle Shoshana, and this fragrance is a wonderful testament to the creativity of both.

Just received my bottle, and I’m so excited. On first sniff it’s very tea forward, as are most of this line. But unlike the others it’s a smoked, almost medicinal tea scent, reminiscent of an apothecary. Ironically it smells like my favorite local tea shop. The more it sits on the skin it becomes a more woody and ambery smell. It reminds me of the Smokey mountain forests in winter, warm in just the right places.

The black tea certainly comes through, with a constant note of honey and something a little earthy/tangy in the back, perhaps the frankincense. This smells much better to me (and lasts longer) when sprayed on my clothes. Overall it is a well done fragrance and I'd recommend it to anyone who likes tea scents. This is a darker and moodier tea scent compared to others in their line which tend to be quite bright.

This one was a hard one for me. I was expecting more of a realistic pine with the tea and the honey. The tea and honey note are wonderfully blended. The pine is very sharp, sharpen this and gives it more of a masculine interpretation. It’s not my favourite thing.

Helena Blavatsky on a wilderness retreat, divining the eternal mysteries through campfire ash with a spindly stalk of celery. Occult celery, theosophical vegetable. Investigating unexplained laws of Nature, the truth within the bitter ribs. Humble soup stock vegetation as messenger between worlds. Smoky pinewood/cedary outdoor incense curling around paradoxical aqueous/empyreumatic heart, enrobed in sweet, camphorous honey, cinched with crisp herbaceous green strings. Smoked offerings minus the charred flesh, channeling divine wisdom through fibrous green wands. Finding eternal essence in a produce bin bonfire, whether we call it God or Nature or High Priestess of Camp Celery. An extremely peculiar and exceedingly perfect conduit of otherworldly revelations and one of the most unique things I have ever added to my perfume collection.

Love this dark and aromatic amber-tea scent. Smells like a forrest nymph; honey and resins, just the right amount of pine. Somehow plays well with Pacifica's French Lilac body spray, an accidental discovery that gives it a dewy cool floral aspect.

On skin, it starts off smoky (the lapsang), bitter, and medicinal (like in a TCM apothecary). As it dries down, it starts smelling like old man BO with some honey

RuPaul just posted a video about this..