Sales Post -- Bottles

[telesilla]

ETA:As of 9/6/09 I've moved everything over to my LJ and evil_enablers.

I'm pretty new to this, so for now, I'm only shipping within the US. Shipping is $2.50 for first class. All bottles have been cleanly tested once and so are roughly as full as they were when I got them.



Attar Bazaar

Jannat Al-Ferdous -- This ancient fragrance was first blended by a Sufi mystic who ascended into the unseen realms. He later re-created the scent he experienced when he approached the Divine Throne, thus the name: "Gateway to the Highest Heaven." A classic scent for centuries In the East. Exceedingly light, elegant, and, sometimes shattering. Ruling planet: Uranus. 1 dram for $7.50

BPAL

The Winter of Our Discontent -- balsam, myrrh, mandarin orange, bitter clove, artemesia, rosewood, nutmeg, dark musk, smoke and cypress. A Yule '06 LE 5 ml for $14 (bought from someone on Evil Enablers, has a round label on the top)

Cobalt Blends

Cobalt Amber -- Sultry dark amber mingles with light amber and pale ambient woods. 6ml for $11

Headless Gingerbread Man -- Ginger, nutmeg, brown sugar, nag champa, honey, clove. 6 ml for $11

Haunt

Batik -- smoky beeswax & resin darkened honey 5ml for $11

Nocturne Alchemy

Nokturne: Sapphire Honey -- We have blended the Amber-Musk of Sapphire with the Honey and Honeycomb of a sweet buzzing bees hive collected from Egyptian Flowers. 5ml for $15

Amber 23 -- Amber perfection to celebrate NA's first anniversary! 23 different types of Amber oils and resins. 5 ml for $15

Possets

The Girls Love Fall Wine -- This blend is totally golden, thick, rich, calming and narcotic. There is the merest whiff of smoke to it, but it is not smoke. Very lovely. Very autumnal. Sweet, spicy, foody/gourmand, resinous. "The Girls Love...." series is honey based. 5 ml for $8. (bought from someone on Evil Enablers, has a round label on the top)

Soap Box Co.

I Smell Good in Vanilla -- Soap Box Co's single note line. This one's on sale over there, so I'm going to offer it for their price of 5ml for $6.

Violette Market (Vintage)

Honey Bee (aka Beekeeper) -- sweet true honey 15ml for $9.

If anyone's interested, I have an empty bottle of BPAL's Aeronwen I can toss in as a freebie with your order.

I'm going to leave this up here at DW for a week and then move it over to evil_enablers on LJ.

Comments

[telesilla]

Sure thing! :)

D'oh! $17.50 to telesilla [at] gmail [dot] com

[gblvr]

Done! I sent it as a 'Payment Owed For' which shouldn't have a fee attached. My mailing address is in the body of the email....

[telesilla]

Yay! I'll send it out on Saturday. :)

[gblvr]

Got it; posted a review. I LOVE IT.

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