This Gloam Aesop, you know, it’s that fancy smell-good stuff. Some folks, they say it’s like dreamin’ with your eyes wide open. They say it can make you feel all kinds of ways.
Gloam Aesop Smells Good
I heard it’s got that pink pepper and some kinda flower called mimosa in it. I ain’t never smelled mimosa before, but it sounds pretty, don’t it? And saffron, that’s fancy, right? I heard some people say that saffron is more expensive than gold. It’s that red thing you put in some fancy foods. Gloam Aesop, I reckon, must be somethin’ special.
This fella, Barnab Fillion, he’s the one who mixed all these things together. They say he’s a “perfumer.” Sounds like a made-up word to me. But I guess he knows what he’s doin’. He worked with that Aesop company, and they made this Gloam stuff. They say it’s for when you wanna just lay back and think about things.
What’s in that Gloam Aesop?
- Pink Pepper, that’s for sure.
- That mimosa flower thing.
- Saffron, I told ya about that.
- And some other stuff I can’t rightly recall.
Some folks say this Gloam Aesop smells like spices and herbs all mixed up. I like the smell of spices. Reminds me of bakin’ on a Sunday. And herbs, well, they’re good for what ails ya. Maybe this Gloam stuff is good for ya, too. It is suitable for both men and women.
They got this whole line of these fancy smells, this Aesop does. They call it “Othertopias.” Another one of them made-up words. But I guess it means somethin’ like “other places.” Maybe these smells are supposed to take you to another place. Like a dream, maybe. Or maybe just to a field of flowers. I wouldn’t mind that.
Gloam Aesop for Dreamin’
They say this Gloam one is inspired by a “Divan.” Now, I ain’t never heard of no Divan. But they say it’s a kind of bed, a day bed. You lay on it and just think, I guess. Maybe you dream a little. Maybe you just stare at the ceilin’. I reckon it’s all the same.
One fella, he wore this Gloam Aesop for a whole month. Said he was checkin’ out the smell, seein’ how long it lasted. I guess that’s important if you’re gonna spend good money on smell-good stuff. You want it to last, don’t ya?
I heard this Gloam Aesop is like takin’ a deep breath and lookin’ inside yourself. Sounds kinda deep, don’t it? Maybe it’s like lookin’ in a well and seein’ your reflection. Except instead of seein’ your face, you see your thoughts and feelin’s. I don’t know. I ain’t never tried it.
Fancy Words for Fancy Smells
They use all these fancy words to talk about this Gloam Aesop. “Subliminal,” they say. “Self-reflection.” “Horizontal livin’.” I don’t know what all that means. But I guess it means somethin’ to somebody. Maybe it just means it smells good and makes you feel good. That’s all that really matters, ain’t it?
This other one they got, Miraceti, it’s named after a star, they say. That’s kinda pretty. It’s got spices and herbs, too. And some kinda resin. I don’t know what resin is, but it sounds sticky. They say it’s got chili leaf in it. Chili leaf! Can you imagine? I don’t know if I’d want to smell like chili, but maybe it’s good. Maybe it’s one of those things you gotta try to understand.
This Gloam Aesop, though, it starts with that pink pepper. And cardamom. That’s another spice. I like cardamom. It’s warm and cozy. It’s probably very popular in winter.
Just Smell Good, That’s All
I reckon all these fancy words and fancy names, they don’t mean much in the end. It all comes down to whether it smells good or not. And whether it makes you feel good or not. If it does, then it’s worth it. If it don’t, then it ain’t. It’s as simple as that.
Maybe this Gloam Aesop is worth a try. Maybe it ain’t. I don’t know. But if you’re lookin’ for somethin’ different, somethin’ to make you feel a little somethin’ special, maybe it’s worth a sniff. That’s all I’m sayin’. Just a sniff. See what you think. See if it takes you to another place. See if it makes you dream a little. See if it makes you look inside yourself. Or maybe just see if it makes you smell good. That’s enough, ain’t it? That’s enough for me.
