Brand: Sixteen92
Scent Description: An otherworldly juxtaposition of boundless desert skies and manufactured isolation. Its fragrance is cryptic and transcendental : Arid scrub, creosote, empty night sky, yucca bloom, high desert air, aircraft fuel, barbed wire, dim fluorescent hum, Element 115, sanitized metal, ||||||||| REDACTED |||||||||
Released: September 13th 2019
Indie Scent Library 
Out of the vial, this one is sweeter than I had anticipated. Since it’s described as “industrial and organic” I expected something more like The Bottling Room, green and synthetic, but less sharp and sterile. This is nothing like that. it honestly smells like a greener, slightly sweeter It’s History. It’s Poetry. I wouldn’t describe it as “dry” or “arid” but it is really pretty. I don’t get much of anything “industrial” from this. After a time it changes to a nice, warm “my skin but better” type of scent.
Watery sweet, delicately floral sweet? Fresh and sweet. Hard to figure out.
A nebulous scent, hard to pin down. There is dry desert warmth, a gentle herbal/floral, an odd indistinct sweetness, something cold and sharp hiding in the shadows. There’s a purpleness, but maybe that’s just because I get a Welcome to Night Vale sort of vibe from it? Eerie yet comforting.