English Novel taken from a Signed First Edition of one of my very favorite novels, Russian and Moroccan leather bindings, worn cloth and a hint of wood polish.
Christopher Brossius fails to mention the somehow-intoxicating hint of dust that the perfume imparts. It came in a tiny, science project-looking vial sealed in a little foil packet. At first, it smelled like eau de old man. I thought I was back at work. But after it mellowed on my skin for a few minutes, I was in the library. I'm in love.
Next up: Lavender Tea and Violet Empire.
photo: cbihateperfume.com
4 comments:
Yay! I'm so glad you like it. CB is a label that my friend's showroom reps and it is amazing. I have a sample pack and it's hard to pick a favorite. Although I do prefer Russian Caravan.
can i smell it ?
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Sounds quite interesting!
I used to love the smell of old books. I would always try to find the oldest books at the library just so that the smell would permeate my bag on the way home. AHHH, I really want that scent.
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