Winter Witch Perfume Winter is a magical and enchanting season, and what better way to encapsulate its essence than with a winter witch perfume? This captivating fragrance captures the mystique and beauty of winter, transporting you to a snowy wonderland filled with enchanting aromas. The winter witch perfume opens with a burst of crisp and refreshing top notes, reminiscent of freshly fallen snow. This invigorating combination of bergamot and crisp air brings a sense of purity and freshness to the fragrance. As the perfume settles, it reveals a delicate and enchanting heart of winter blooms. The heart notes feature a bouquet of jasmine and rose, which adds a touch of femininity and romance to the fragrance. These delicate flower essences are beautifully blended with the warm and comforting scent of vanilla, creating a captivating contrast that evokes the feeling of being nestled in front of a crackling fire on a snowy winter night.
I think this has happened occasionally in the past. And what I did then was switch to perfume oil. I seem to be out of my go-to perfume oil, Hippie Chick, and I can’t remember the name of the woman who I used to buy it from. When some of the folks on Facebook Fragrance Friends started chatting about Winter Witch from Spirit Nest, it got my attention. In the photo posted on FB, Winter Witch was a deep amber color, the shade of many of my favorite scents, so I guessed that it would have some of the fragrance notes I tend to gravitate toward. I clicked over to the Spirit Nest website to take a look.
In the photo posted on FB, Winter Witch was a deep amber color, the shade of many of my favorite scents, so I guessed that it would have some of the fragrance notes I tend to gravitate toward. In the photo posted on FB, Winter Witch was a deep amber color, the shade of many of my favorite scents, so I guessed that it would have some of the fragrance notes I tend to gravitate toward.
These delicate flower essences are beautifully blended with the warm and comforting scent of vanilla, creating a captivating contrast that evokes the feeling of being nestled in front of a crackling fire on a snowy winter night. As the perfume lingers on the skin, it reveals its base notes - a captivating blend of woody and musky accords. The earthy tones of cedarwood and patchouli infuse the fragrance with depth and complexity, perfectly balancing the floral and sweet notes.
Winter Witch Perfume Oil from Spirit Nest
Fragrance is my jam, but lately nothing seems to last on me. Not eau de parfum, not eau de toilette, not straight extrait de parfum. Everything disappears within a hour or even less, including my signature scent Musc Ravageur by Frederic Malle. I’m not sure why this is happening. I’ve tried layering my perfumes over matching body lotion or cream, and that helps a little. Maybe it’s my sense of smell disappearing, but I don’t think so.
I think this has happened occasionally in the past. And what I did then was switch to perfume oil. I seem to be out of my go-to perfume oil, Hippie Chick, and I can’t remember the name of the woman who I used to buy it from. When some of the folks on Facebook Fragrance Friends started chatting about Winter Witch from Spirit Nest, it got my attention. In the photo posted on FB, Winter Witch was a deep amber color, the shade of many of my favorite scents, so I guessed that it would have some of the fragrance notes I tend to gravitate toward. I clicked over to the Spirit Nest website to take a look.
Winter Witch is a perfume oil that comes in a glass rollerball tube. Essential oils are mixed with coconut oil as the carrier oil. Here’s how Spirit Nest describes Winter Witch:
“A sultry and sensual blend of patchouli, frankincense, myrrh, sandalwood, vanilla, musk and a hint of seductive rose.”
As you can tell from the description, Winter Witch is a heavy, winter scent, but I wear scents like that year round. In spite of having a number of key fragrance notes, I find it to be a relatively simple like many perfume oils, yet it has a rich, spicy, warm, deepness to it. It is somewhat strong so that I can smell it, but it stays pretty close to my skin. In terms of lastingness, it does last longer than the spray fragrances that I use most of the time. I’m happy with my purchase!
Winter Witch is handmade in the U.S. by ollie & max soap company. It’s cruelty-free, vegan, organic, and non-GMO. The rollerball tube contains 7 ml/0.24 fl. oz. and is priced at $12. I bought it during one of their frequent sales, so I paid around $10 for it. If you sign up for emails, you get an instant discount.
Spirit Nest is an indie brand that carries clothing, accessories, home, beauty, and fragrance products with a witch or wiccan theme. Nevertheless, you don’t have to be a witch to shop the website. There are plenty of more mainstream items to appeal to a variety of tastes including items on a celestial theme, hearts, peace signs etc. The best part is that Spirit Nest products tend to be affordable. If you’re looking for a treat for yourself or someone else, click over to Spirit Nest and take a peek.
Fragrance is my jam, but lately nothing seems to last on me. Not eau de parfum, not eau de toilette, not straight extrait de parfum. Everything disappears within a hour or even less, including my signature scent Musc Ravageur by Frederic Malle. I’m not sure why this is happening. I’ve tried layering my perfumes over matching body lotion or cream, and that helps a little. Maybe it’s my sense of smell disappearing, but I don’t think so.
This is complemented by the sensual and warm embrace of musk, which adds a touch of sensuality and allure. The winter witch perfume is not only a fragrance but a journey through the winter season. Its scent captures the essence of snowflakes dancing in the air, the cozy warmth of a fireplace, and the mystique of a winter forest. It is a fragrance for those who seek to embrace the enchantment of winter and revel in its beauty. Whether worn for a special occasion or as a signature scent, the winter witch perfume is sure to transport you to a world of magic and wonder. Its captivating blend of notes creates a truly unique and unforgettable fragrance experience. Allow yourself to be swept away by the enchantment of winter with this captivating perfume..
Reviews for "Captivating Others with the Enigmatic Winter Witch Perfume"
1. Rebecca - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Winter Witch perfume. The fragrance was supposed to be enchanting and magical, but it just smelled overpowering and artificial to me. The blend of scents felt chaotic and I couldn't distinguish any individual notes. It also lasted for an incredibly short amount of time, barely a couple of hours. Overall, this perfume didn't meet my expectations and I wouldn't recommend it.
2. James - 1/5 - When I bought the Winter Witch perfume, I was hoping for a delicate and sophisticated scent. Unfortunately, it turned out to be the complete opposite. The fragrance was extremely cloying and gave me an instant headache. It felt like a mix of cheap, synthetic ingredients that clashed with each other. Not only that, but the perfume didn't last more than a few minutes on my skin. I definitely regret purchasing this product.
3. Sophia - 2/5 - I had high hopes for the Winter Witch perfume, but it ended up being a letdown. The scent was advertised as a winter wonderland in a bottle, but it smelled more like a combination of stale spices. It lacked the freshness and elegance I was expecting. Additionally, the longevity of the fragrance was disappointing as it faded away within an hour or so. Overall, I was not impressed with this perfume and won't be repurchasing it.