Not quite what I expected
I totally appreciate the whole nongendered fragrance idea, but the fact remains that some of us are looking for a gentler, sweeter, more traditionally feminine scent. This one wasn’t a match for me. I expected a more gourmand scent, but it was very heavy on the smoky whiskey notes. It didn’t wear well as a fragrance on my skin. It has the same wonderful texture, lather, and non drying feel of other outlaw bars. I gave this bar to my husband and it smelled amazing on him.
In the Old West, violet water was a common toiletry. Lavender and mint were commonly used, as were citrus and other florals. Please, give me something in a sweet gourmand or a fresh wildflower or a clean citrus. Call it whatever name you want and use whatever colors you want, but it’s important to note that things traditionally associated with either gender don’t deserve to be erased. We can appreciate traditional fragrance families without pigeon holing them as feminine coded or masculine coded. You’re excluding the preferences of a whole customer base simply to avoid potential gendered connotations. I love your soap, but I also would like options that don’t have campfire and whiskey in 85% of the choices available to me.
| Scent Accuracy (the scent was what you expected) |
Rated -2 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Not Very Accurate, 0 is Pretty Accurate and 2 is Amazingly Accurate
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| Scent Intensity |
Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Not Strong Enough, 0 is Exactly Right and 2 is Too Strong
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| Shipping Speed |
Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Slower Than I Expected, 0 is As Fast As I Expected and 2 is Faster Than I Expected
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