Mike Dubisch - The Witches Dance
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Mike Dubisch - The Witches Dance
Acéra ou Le bal des sorcières (The Witches' Dance) by Jean Painlevé 1978
Review: The Witches Dance (Sarawen Perfume Art)
A scent that speaks of nightly revels and nocturne dances! A complex Gothic blend of sugared spices, rum, leather, earthy patchouli, champaka, earth, smoke, and a hint of fresh pumpkins, this unisex perfume will envelop you in all of Halloween's delights!
Oh, this is lovely.
The Witches Dance ended up being a lot gentler than I expected! It was very soft and earthy; a bit dry, too. Mostly this perfume reminded me of crunching through dry leaves on pavement with a brisk breeze in the air. Very subtle and non-intrusive, this will be an excellent fall scent for me to wear to class.
I suspect some aging will bring out the rum and leather more, so I'm really interested to see how this perfume will change. Still very pleased with The Witches Dance as-is, though, so I'll probably upgrade to a full bottle sometime soon.