All Hallow's Eve

Finally! "All Hallows' Eve" from "Dark Tales" are on Fragrantica. After it got discontinued the year before... I bought this blind, based on the notes. When i purchased this i was blown away. This is the perfect depiction of all the Halloween scents (in Scandinavia at least). Starting of with sweet candied apple, sweet licorice, and pumpkin spice. Whit a bit of a haunting vibe to it. As it dries down, it slowly creeps into more and more ominous and melancholic territory, with a waxy, earthy, smokey, and airy scent, in my opinion. I love this transition, as i feel like it starts out as Halloween for kids, that turns more and more into Halloween for adults. from sweet and insolent, into dark and haunting. Personal score: 10/10. This is an occasion, captured in scent, bottled. And it does this flawlessly, in my opinion. Which is why, this is in my opinion a 10/10 (this was my 6th of 7 10/10's i've ever given). It is an opportunity for me to relive Halloween at any time. A "memory jar", so to speak. And on top of that, it is a fantastic wear, as it is easy to pull of and smells amazing. It's unfortunate that it was discontinued (for now at least) in 2025. I will cherish my bottle, and miss it when it's gone. Like all good things. Official notes and scent profile, from Dark Tales own website: Head notes: Burnt Pumpkin, Smoky Clove, Blackened Citrus Peel, Bitter Orange, Candied Lemon Rind, Crisp Night Air Accord. Heart notes: Ghostly Incense Smoke, Frankincense, Elemi, Whispers of Myrrh, Candles (melting on cold stone), Patchouli Leaves, Caramelized Apple, Licorice Root. Base notes: Ash & Charred Woods, Cedar, Oak, Guaiac, Resinous Labdanum, Benzoin, Dark Musk, Gentle Leather, Damp Earth. FRAGRANCE FAMILY: Resinous / Spicy / Gourmand SCENT PROFILE: A smoky, spectral fragrance combining spiced pumpkin flesh with resinous incense, flickering like a candle-lit lantern. Sweetness is restrained, balanced by earthy woods, charred leather, and ghostly incense, evoking the eerie, mystical atmosphere of All Hallows’ Eve.