Review by foetidus
Named after the Gaelic Festival of Samhain a celebration of the end of the harvest season. Some think Samhain is manifested in the present day Halloween celebrations. Samhain, the fragrance, is quite unique spice, dried or decaying fallen leaves (the autumn odors), maybe even a little bit of pumpkin all of these are plying their drama on a stage of trick-or-treat corn candy sweetness. Its hard to believe that Samhain results in something quite wearable, but it does at least in the top and the middle. Good luck trying to find the base it has no basenotes that I can find. Samhain doesnt send off a lot of sillage and its longevity wouldnt even get you to the costume partyunless its next door. Interesting, unique, and weird in a playful sort of way, its a fun juice that is in need of more potency. In spite of its simplistic characterization of the autumn aromas, if it lasted longer, the vote would be thumbs up.
