Campfire Rebel

It's like a campfire without the smoke and the wood, if that makes any sense. The "incense" aspect lacks the nose-burning smokiness. There is a boozy vanilla that reminds me of the ever-popular Tobacco Vanille, but with less of the sharpness of alcohol and more of the depth of the vanilla. I am most disappointed by the lack of woodsy scent, which I believe could probably be provided by something as simple as the ubiquitous sandalwood. All in all, I've decided to hang on to this one because it fills a niche in my perfume wardrobe. It doesn't project, but is a skin scent with an interesting personality.

I'm surprised by how much I actually like this (I didn't think I'd like anything from the line at all)! A little off-putting yet intriguing smokey scotch at first, then comes a masculine woodsy dry down; the combination of vetiver and oud here actually reminds me of Dignified by House of Silage a little

Dirty harsh smelling start. Give it little bit time to settle smells much more pleasant. I can actually smell little bit of raspberry once the stinky opening goes away, it's actually not bad at all.

This definitely smells of campfire, not much else. I imagine if I wore this out, people would think I had just come from a bonfire and was standing downwind the entire time. It actually doesn't smell like the smoke itself, but of the charred wood after the fire has burned out. Very bitter and unpleasant in my opinion. Not smelling the raspberry in the opening at all.

This smells like sweet, succulent BBQ babyback ribs.