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Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children? *Retires November 30th

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Perfume Oil wears softer and closer to the skin. Eau de Parfum Spray has stronger scent projection.

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  • Scent Notes
    A musty crypt: bitter, salty air, fungus, fresh dirt from the graveyard, jasmine and indole, blood, black oud.
  • Product Description

      The 1980s and 1990s were wild times to be a kid. There seemed to be an influx of scary horror movies, shows, and books directed toward children, and almost zero adult supervision. Combine those two things and you had things like a TV show hosted by an animated dead guy who was telling scary stories to kids, based on an adult version of the same, non-animated concept. Who approved of this? Why? Was there really a gap in the market for a show of that caliber? Were kids watching the non-animated version (yes) and clamoring for their own watered-down version? We somehow doubt that! We couldn’t have a collection about nightmarish pop culture memories from our childhood without mentioning this guy, who may or may not still haunt our dreams to this day!

      Scent Notes: A musty crypt: bitter, salty air, fungus, fresh dirt from the graveyard, jasmine and indole, blood, black oud.

Sucreabeille Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children? perfume bottle on a pale background with moss and flowers.
Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children? *Retires November 30th Sale price$69.00

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 4 reviews.

Customer photo review of Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

This is the smell of Billy Butcherson’s breath. Surprisingly this is not a bad thing, but this is definitely one to sample before buying because it can be a challenging scent for you and others. It starts off very strong but settles well. Although “musty crypt” is a great descriptor, it smells dry and desiccated on me. It’s not my favorite to wear in real life, but I love the idea of dressing up as a zombie or a mummy for Halloween and wearing it to enhance the experience even more.

Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

Customer photo review of Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

Full disclosure: before purchasing this perfume, I knew that indole was my death note. Who green lit a dead guy telling stories to children? by far exceeded my expectations. You see, for work this season, I wanted to make sure that I could smell like a being that had crawled out of a rancid sewer. This perfume absolutely delivered on that. It smelled so impressively bad on me, That our customers would lung out of the way to try to avoid being in the same area with me not only for my spooky presence but also the foul aura surrounding me. I work it through my hair and by the end of the night my normally haunt traumatized locks are soft and shiny. 10/10 would purchase again!

Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

Customer photo review of Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

Honestly this sounds disgusting but with Suc magic it becomes amazing. I’m not sure how dirt and musty fungus somehow turns into such a clean, fresh, smell. It’s earthy outdoor air. It’s a long day working in the garden. It’s visiting ancestors at the cemetery.

Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

Giving this five stars for accuracy to the musty crypt description. I'm impressed. From the vial, I thought this was awful. When I tried it on my skin, I almost threw up all over myself. The reviewer who said this smells like Billy Butcherson's breath is spot on, and you think you know how bad that will be, but it's so much worse than you imagine. This made me smell like I was rotting. I will never put it on again but I congratulate Sucreabeille on giving me one of the most horrendous olfactory experiences of my life.

Who Greenlit A Dead Guy Telling Stories To Children?

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