Apples & Bones

4 thoughts on “Apples & Bones”

1. I really like this scent. It’s one of the few I’ve gotten a larger size of after the sample. I had a sample from when they were still Blooddrop.
   The overall impression is cold, but the apples are still definitely there. It’s light, but also really interesting while being fairly simple.
   The coldness is most pronounced in the first hour of wear. Afterwards, it becomes a softly musky apple scent, which I still really like.
   This starts off with medium throw but after an hour or two it becomes a lot weaker, which is pretty common for ‘colder’ scents.

2. This is colder, slightly crisp apple; the musk and “autumn air” are soft and a little bit chilly. It’s much more atmospheric rather than literal. Apple is the main note, but it’s not a fruity scent.

3. A non-spicy, non-baked, realistic apple. Like pure, freshly pressed chilled apple juice. The autumn air note gives it a freshness that reminds me a bit of fancy, expensive shampoo. On me the throw is medium; it wafts well without me needing to sniff my wrists. Longevity is medium-low, around 4 hours, but lasts overnight on clothes.

4. The apple note’s appealing & fresh — just crisp red apple skin — but unfortunately the “coldness” really ruins the blend for me. It’s not peppermint but it’s definitely… mentholated. Like an apple smeared with Vick’s VapoRub. Low longevity and sillage.