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Scent Name:  Mummies of Mexico City

Manufacturer:  Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab – Retail Exclusive:  Haute Macabre online exclusive

Scent Description and Notes:Mummies of Mexico City contains notes of  church incense, ornate gold, old lace, and dust. A sacred, secret scent, recalling residual whispers of incense settling into the ancient, forgotten dust.https://hautemacabre.com/products/mummies-of-mexico-city

Oil Color:  The oil is a copper-toned old gold.

Bottle Design and Artwork: This is an older standard vial / imp size decanted by Ajevie (1/32 oz).  The label wrapped around the bottle has the name of the scent in a larger font with the name of the collection below in a smaller, less stylized font.  The back contains the scent names. The label features the year and the company name across the spine in large burgundy and purple font.

Scent:

  • ITI:  Hmm, this is certainly smooth and golden toned, like distilled floral essence (without pollen’s huskiness) dried over thin sheets of metal akin to copal and vaguely vanilla and ghostly incense-touched lace.  This isn’t the rich cognacs of BPAL’s other laces from Dark Delicacies, but something drier and more brittle.
  • Wet:  Powdered and ashed incense dust with a faint, wistful lace tone, shocked without with a metallic golden tang. It’s soft and the gold certainly adds interest, but I wish the incense were stronger (I do like my high resins, though).
  • Dry:  Sweet, golden-kissed incense dust over a lacey background lingers on my skin after 11 hours – soft, gauzy, dry, powdery, yet glimmering.

Other Impressions:  [Wet] “Beachy powder.  It’s like baby powder at the beach.” -Tony