Lace in Garland and Lace Review- Love Potion Magickal Perfumerie – 12/07/2014
I tested a trial vial Lace in Garland and Lace in December 2013 and June-July of 2014. The weather was either in the 60s or the high 80s.
This fragrance smelled awesome in the bottle. It was very juicy, berry-ful, minty and sweet. It was a very Christmasy smell. On my skin however, it was horrible. It didn’t turn sour, but was just unpleasant and then my skin would eat it. It didn’t matter how moisturized my skin was - my skin ate it. Other people had to get very close to me to smell this and sometimes when they did get close they often said they couldn’t smell anything. Suffice to say, the throw on this was not very far.
I often applied anywhere from 3-8 dots: on my hands, wrists, neck, clavicle, cleavage, groin- anywhere and everywhere I could think to layer this in order to get this fragrance out there.
I did not feel any self effects. The hits I received from others were both blatant and inconsistent. Men would look at me. Very young men (teens) would look at me. I couldn’t tell if the looks were just normal or due to the phero. (I was dressed up when I wore this phero.) Now (when it did work), it was a huge hit with women. Women aged 20-40 acted as if I was their best friend and they were so happy to see me and happy to be in my presence. They were so chipper and happy and I received the most awesome service from women tellers, cashiers, and salespersons. The sad part is that it only worked about 20% of the time that I wore it.
I let my mom test this phero multiple times. She got awesome hits each time she wore it. She had older men and younger men (late teens to 20s) openly flirting with her and complimenting her. Women of all ages complimented her. She had people giving her free stuff, refusing her ID at the bank when it was policy that she must show it, and allowing her to jump ahead in line at the grocery store. She was a walking party.
So this phero works, but it just didn’t work for me.
I tested a trial vial Lace in Garland and Lace in December 2013 and June-July of 2014. The weather was either in the 60s or the high 80s.
This fragrance smelled awesome in the bottle. It was very juicy, berry-ful, minty and sweet. It was a very Christmasy smell. On my skin however, it was horrible. It didn’t turn sour, but was just unpleasant and then my skin would eat it. It didn’t matter how moisturized my skin was - my skin ate it. Other people had to get very close to me to smell this and sometimes when they did get close they often said they couldn’t smell anything. Suffice to say, the throw on this was not very far.
I often applied anywhere from 3-8 dots: on my hands, wrists, neck, clavicle, cleavage, groin- anywhere and everywhere I could think to layer this in order to get this fragrance out there.
I did not feel any self effects. The hits I received from others were both blatant and inconsistent. Men would look at me. Very young men (teens) would look at me. I couldn’t tell if the looks were just normal or due to the phero. (I was dressed up when I wore this phero.) Now (when it did work), it was a huge hit with women. Women aged 20-40 acted as if I was their best friend and they were so happy to see me and happy to be in my presence. They were so chipper and happy and I received the most awesome service from women tellers, cashiers, and salespersons. The sad part is that it only worked about 20% of the time that I wore it.
I let my mom test this phero multiple times. She got awesome hits each time she wore it. She had older men and younger men (late teens to 20s) openly flirting with her and complimenting her. Women of all ages complimented her. She had people giving her free stuff, refusing her ID at the bank when it was policy that she must show it, and allowing her to jump ahead in line at the grocery store. She was a walking party.
So this phero works, but it just didn’t work for me.