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Magie Noire Lancome perfume - a fragrance for women 1. LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI JOHN KEATS "She found me roots of relish sweet, And honey wild, and manna dew, And sure in language strange she said— “I love thee true.” She took me to her elfin grot, And there she wept, and sigh’d fill sore, And there I shut her wild wild eyes With kisses four. And there she lulled me asleep, And there I dream’d—Ah! The latest dream I ever dream’d On the cold hill’s side. I saw pale kings and princes too, Pale warriors, death- pale were they all; They cried—“La Belle Dame sans Merci Hath thee in thrall!” This is a mysterious evening cologne that always called to me from the Lancôme perfumer department.

This was around the time I also wore Paco Rabane (forgive my misspelling) La Nuit which is a similar dark night perfume. This is really sublimely beautiful. It is a perfume that stands out in anyone's collection. I recommend the vintage miniature splash or dab- on bottle from the date of it's release which I believe is from either 1. How can I do justice to this amazing fragrance with mere words?

Oily, leathery, woodsy, musky, and smoky are just adjectives. This fragrance has been called "evil" but it's a sweet kind of cruelty. There's a raspberry, honey, and a rose, like the witch in Hansel and Gretel tempting children with sweet smells. The patchouli, galbanum, woods, the oak moss, and the incense prevail.

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This scent is like a sorceress' potion she made for herself, not as a love potion, but as a transformation. Rather like the Evil Queen in Snow White. It's like needing desperately to wear this perfume when you need to feel confident, when you need a boost, when things in life have gone downhill and you need a pick- me- up or a reminder that you're still a beautiful and seductive woman. I wore Magie Noire when I was divorcing my 2nd husband. He never liked this perfume on me and said it smelled like vinegar. I wore the hell out of it to spite him and bathed in it. I kept buying more and more bottles and deliberately put them all over the house so that he wouldn't miss them.

The divorce was long and bitter. He betrayed me with a former friend who went on to become a professor of Western Philosophy at Oxford. She was tall and blonde, I was short with black hair.

She came from money, I came from a family of plumbers. This woman was the Camilla Parker Bowles of my life. She was always around my husband. When the divorce came and went, I was left with nothing but bitterness and hate.

There was even one incident in which I poured the contents of Magie Noire down the sink of the bathroom he used in the house we were fighting over so that he could always smell it for days. The fragrance is a beautiful perfume outside of my bad associations with it. If you like dark, oily, woodsy fragrances and if you have a good enough nose to appreciate the notes listed: ranging from sweet to dark - raspberry, cassis, honey, rose, narcissus, jasmine and tuberose, lilies, galbanum, patchouli, incense, musk, sandalwood, civet, ambergris and moss, this fragrance will devour you in it's gorgeousness. It's one hell of a perfume. I would indeed call it mature but it can be worn by sophisticated young ladies who like chypres or Orientals. If you have worn Coco Eau de Parfum, Occur by Avon Passion by Elizabeth Taylor, Opium, Teatro Alla Scala, Chanel No. Showtime Full Zeitgeist: Moving Forward Online Free.

Ivoire de Balmain, chances are you'll like this fragrance. This is a fragrance that is rich, not very floral despite the tuberose, and has a lot of camphor, and moss, as well as the little nocturnal civet with it's musky aroma. Easily unisex and males can wear this too.

I have gotten over the ex but I do have memories that stab me like daggers whenever I smell this perfume. I mean I was using Magie Noire as a weapon against him. I even went as far as spilling this stuff on his T shirts LOL Today he's no longer married to that same blonde and I don't know what became of him.

I never took alimony from him and went on to become a music teacher in London. Magie Noire I keep around whenever I feel like wearing it to art galleries, museums and to dinner parties. This is still a perfume of such great beauty and it stands tall as one of the greatest chypres of all time.

Nimbus Llewelyn Fan. Fiction. Author has written 5. Discworld, Good Omens, Primeval, Temeraire, Doctor Who, Harry Potter, Torchwood, Lord of the Rings, Dresden Files, Silmarillion, Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, Avengers, James Bond, Smallville, Old Kingdom/Abhorsen series, Sherlock, Kingdom of Heaven, World War Z, Wheel of Time, Green Lantern, and Avengers. Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you for stopping by my profile. A few things about yours truly: 1. I'm a straight, white British Male in my early twenties. Old enough to have grown up watching Batman, Justice League, X- Men: Evolution, Kim Possible and reruns of Spider- Man: The Animated Series on a Saturday morning, but not old enough to have seen the X- Men animated series of the early 9. I'm what Americans would probably call a History Major at University, specifically studying Ancient and Medieval History, with a side of Politics back in my first year. If I disappear suddenly, more likely than not, I am doing an essay of some sort or my dissertation. Politically speaking, I'm left of centre by British standards (so, by American standards, I'm practically a Communist), a social liberal and a feminist in the truest sense of the word: I believe in equality of the genders and I believe that it's the responsibility of everyone to make sure it comes about.

I think everyone, of any gender, race, colour, creed and orientation should have equal rights. I say this because, while I don't drop the moral anvil on people, it is something that features somewhat in my writing. Though, to be frank, this site is only marginally to the right of Tumblr and I haven't really encountered any problems thus far. As for me, my good friend militaryhistory said: "You are a junior apprentice rabble- rouser, raconteur, and reprobate."I wear the badge proudly and will strive to live up (or down) to expectations. And as for my writing style, I'll let the inimitable Thunder Stag say it: "If there is one thing you do well, it's layer things.

You're like an onion. An onion that writes fanfiction."He also once remarked on an idea I shared with him, "it fits your philosophy of 'why throw a stone and get two birds when you can throw a frag grenade and get a flock.'"This layering of things does, occasionally, get to the point where I get obsessed with my own cleverness, but I try to avoid that.

If I suddenly stop writing, it's not that I've necessarily abandoned the story, it's more that I've written later bits and got distracted. Or I've got a new plot bunny and wandered off to do that. Or I've gone somewhere without internet access for an extended period of time. All three happen on a fairly regular basis.

Those who recognise the pen name from days of yore (2. I reviewed under this pseudonym, albeit 'anonymously' for around 4 years.

I may not update for weeks at a time, however this is either because I have writers block or cannot update for various reasons. I mostly hover around the Avengers, Lord of the Rings, The Dresden Files (books), Harry Potter, Stargate SG- 1, Stargate: Atlantis, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel the Series, Doctor Who, Torchwood and crossover fandoms of these. I almost exclusively write crossovers, though there are a few single fandom pieces in my work. Ironically, they tend to be my best work.

I write very frequently, but since I have recently developed a monomaniacal tendency to focus on/obsess over the Child of the Storm universe, the rest of my work is going untouched. Well, almost untouched. I'm a sucker for happy endings, though I tend to make my characters earn them. In other words, they will suffer - a lot - but be happy in the end. Mostly. After lots of psychological and physical trauma. Sometimes mystical trauma is thrown in for giggles.

Further to this, I write characters as people. They are not paragons of perfection, far from it.

Even Steve Rogers has flaws. And to me, this makes them all the more interesting, their achievements all the more astonishing and them, in general, all the more amazing. Because when you strip all the powers, skills, rank, etcetera away, you have people. People who make mistakes and learn from them. However, I will not simply drive apart a couple based on a stupid misunderstanding for the purposes of drama. If you do that, you tacitly acknowledge that you have no idea whatsoever about how to make people in a committed relationship interesting, and that is a considerable indictment on your writing abilities. Okay, the Shadowsverse is as dead as the metaphorical dodo.

I haven't updated it for four years, partly because it got eaten alive (also metaphorically speaking) by the Child of the Storm universe. Speaking of which, both now have TV Tropes Pages. Unfortunately, I can no longer hyperlink to them from here, so you'll have to search Child of the Storm and The Wizard in the Shadows on TV Tropes if you want to have a look. Child of the Storm has also generated a couple of pieces of fanart, including a few commissioned pieces of Harry, Carol, Wanda Maximoff and Harry Dresden, in Helena- Markos' gallery on Deviantart. There's also some more conventional fanart, including a spoileriffic piece about Harry (don't look if you haven't read up to chapter 7. Child of the Storm), in Kefalion's gallery, also on Deviantart. I'd link directly, but as I've found, that doesn't work.

On my reviews. Well, I used to be a lot more.. Now, well, I won't beat about the bush if I tell you things need changing, but I don't flame. I only review to support people or to tell them how to improve and to occasionally go squee over how good they are (we all do it. Anyone who says they don't is a lying liar who lies). However, not everyone appreciates being told that their story, their baby, is in sore need of improvement/scrapping and starting again. Therefore, I feel I should mention that flames, reply or otherwise, will elicit a nasty response. Do not try me. I am probably older, probably smarter and definitely nastier than you, and when I am pushed, I push back hard.

Finis. Quotes: "Show me a hero and I'll write you a tragedy." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, a man who knew where it was at."Forget the shooty dog thing."- Mr Finch commenting on K- 9 in School Reunion."Oh my God.. I'm the tin dog."- Mickey Smith on realising his true role in the TARDIS, in the same episode."You bad dog!""Affirmative."- Mr Finch and K- 9's exchange after the latter sets off an explosion in the same episode."Daleks have no concept of elegance!"- Dalek Thay"This is obvious."- Cyber Unit 1.