Cast A Spell

Bought this at the same time when i got Purple Lips by Salvador Dali and despite the fact that i like both very much, i'm enjoying this one much more then the latter. It smells pretty much as i'd imagined it. Deep, berry-like, dark-ish and enchanting. I'd have to disagree with RouenFr; it is not at all sweeter then Lolita Lempicka or Flowerbomb. I really dislike both LL and Flowerbomb because they are too sticky sweet to my nose. Cast A Spell, however, comes off as really pleasant and works with my skin's chemistry. Otherwise, i do agree that it's more of a Fruity Floral type of a smell. But there is a bit of a woodyness to it - it's felt by its depth. I also find that there is a bit of a masculine aspect to it, once it's settled on my skin that is. It seems as though this masculinity stems from the Lavender. I was expecting Purple Lips to smell like "a picnic in the forest", after reading some of its reviews. Instead, it seems as though Cast A Spell has defined this aspect much better. Moreover, it makes me think of an ancient, deep, frozen Nordic forest, where enchanted indigo berries grow and are used as a key ingredient for magic potions. The bottle, however, looks a bit disappointing in person as opposed to the photographs. With that being said, i still think it conveys the spirit of the fragrance to a certain degree. It reminded me of the cover artwork for Mortiis' first album (Norwegian Atmospheric Black Metal musician), and Summoning (Austrian band, whose main musical themes are about JRR Tolkien's work).

This fragrance right here lives up to its name and I fear it is so under valued. I picked up my first bottle at TJ Maxx for $10. I would pay $100 for it if I ever found this again. This fragrance is decadent with a rich dark chocolate body that lies just below the surface. Literally every time I smell it my nose picks up something else. If you feel that Angel by Thierry Mugler left you wanting more than I Cast a Spell will more than satisfy. It smells like a Godiva chocolate left under the pillow of a sleeping goddess. Yes!

Oh wow!!! I won a 3.4 oz tester for $17 in an eBay auction and I bid on it solely because of the reviews and the notes here. This is a beauty. I LOVE THIS. Deep and dark berries and patch. I own over 100 perfumes, lots of vintages, etc. and this is one that I'm going to be needing a backup of, I'm going to be wearing the hell out of this. This is most definitely a Halloween time of year perfume. So happy with this blind buy. I'm verrrry picky too. Trust me-this thing is GORG.

This is fragrance was such a delightful surprise. I thought from the description that it would be too sweet but not at all. There are underlying spices that surface within 5 mins on me, eliminating some of the berry tones. I get creamy blackberry with a dash of spice. The packaging and bottle is adorable. Wonderful concept. I miss it and need to purchase again!

This is a great rainy-day scent, because of the wet berries. On me, it smells like patchouli, berries, and iris...deep, earthy, wet, and powdery. I love it. It's a little too much for office-wear, though. I prefer it on my days off, in cold, wet weather.