Stunned

Stunned is stunning. Funky, verdant, sweet, resinous, and joyful. Goes on with a draw of labdanum smoke, then exhales long--with sticky cannabis cupcake frosting and relaxing cloves--in personal space for most of the evening. You wake in the morning with a smudge of sugary patchouli on the skin, and only a vague idea of what actually happened the night before. I love that Bel Rebel didn't go the haute couture route that Florabotanica did--here they embrace messy weed culture full on, with head-shop cliches, creosote smeared bongs and gooey candy excess.

This is so nostalgic for me. Smells exactly like a Psychic Eye book store, conjures mental images of tarot cards, crystals, and dusty old books. I can't help but love it.

This is an intriguing take on a heavy gourmand fragrance, definitely worth trying if you're curious about it. It's sticky-sweet but also spicy and resinous, and these facets play off of each other very nicely. Unfortunately I also get a bit of a plasticky medical note, but it's less pronounced after the opening. The only other cannabis-inspired perfume I've tried so far is Malin + Goetz Cannabis, which goes in an entirely different direction. That one is a fresh masculine-leaning unisex scent. Stunned is more feminine-leaning and much heavier. It's very appealing in its contrast of sweet and earthy notes, and would make a great winter fragrance.

Distinctive vivid gorgeous notes, with dominating myrrh. Keeping in mind the rebelous concept, I guess it is done on purpose that every note here sounds separately, not in an accord. Chaotic but fun. I would not dare to spray it while wearing clothes of light colours - this perfume leaves colour traces.

Dark, slightly vintage smelling, balsamic fragrance. Very unusual