Rabbit Rabbit

the zoo is empty and all of the animals have gone on strike. the close, sultry sun is baking down on the piles of uneaten apricots, carrots and halved apples left outside for all the little marsupials to snack on - but the marsupials have long gone, leaving only the distant scent of their furs. the hay bedding sweats and exudes that rich, dry, musky undertone, while the fat berries of the juniper bushes rot into mush on their stalks. spat-out pips, seeds and apricot kernels are crawled over by lazy ants seeking out the syrupy fruit sugars. beneath the earth, spicy roots sweat out their aromatic secretions. fruit bats with long tongues dart about in the orange sky. there is a haze of ripeness settling over the place. the branch of every tree swells heavy with fruit.

Was lucky enough to attend one of Alie's perfume making classes (if you are in Chicago, be on the lookout and sign up! She is such an informative and kind teacher/community creator in addition to being an incredible olfactory artist), where she graciously gifted us a sample prior to Rabbit Rabbit's launch. I brought this tester everywhere. I offered it to everyone. It's too good to gatekeep. So spicy, delicious, home-y, and just plain fun. "Sexy carrot cake," was the general consensus from those I offered a spritz to. Pairs well with my favorite drink at The Hi-Lo in Humboldt, Square Roots (a carrot, ginger, honey, tequila, and spicy rosehip bitters concoction).

Ohhh my golly. This is such a cute little scent to me. It starts out VERY strongly with an astringent/alcoholic quality, but quickly it becomes a fruity lil spring day. For some reason on my skin it gives a perfect mix of Fabuloso and sour gummy worms. It's juicy, slightly sour but mellows out. There's something very gently spicy on the edge, like the remnants of that astringent hit in the beginning. Only thing is sadly I don't think it lasts the longest, it becomes kind of vegetal over time, but that's only if you inhale very deep. Other than that it just is a little bit weaker than the initial hit. Still a 5/5 tho <3

This is a snarky fragrance. Whenever I wear it, I feel like a coquettish forest sprite that delights in the slight misfortunes of others. The juniper absolutely slaps you in the face as your nose plays cat and mouse with the carrot cake note. It's green and fresh in a way that embraces nature, and likewise what a body might smell like rolling around in it (Not for too long, though!). Gourmand, but not overly sweet. Unisex without being too masc leaning. I love it. I have also recently found out that this fragrance smells lovely in the heat. If this scent were a song, it would be Lawn by Aldous Harding.

This perfume was an unexpected favorite from Pearfats collection as I expected it to be a heavy sugary gourmand with prominent spiced cake notes, however the gourmand aspect of the perfume came in a bit less intense, and its more of a light fizzy sugared scent.. it almost smells like a fruity apricot soda and it smells akin to a lush bathbomb! I get a bit of the cake note but its not in the way that you would expect, and its not a sickly sweet perfume. I love this fragrance and it's perfect for all seasons in my opinion! It's fun, sweet, fizzy and light, such a good potential signature scent!