Bonjour
Je ne sais pas si je suis sur le bon sub. N’hésitez pas à le supprimer.
Alors depuis tout petit j’aime beaucoup m’imaginer en fille mais je n’ai jamais pu exprimer ce fantasme, mon père ne l’aurait jamais accepté, peut être ma mère.
D’autant plus, je crois que je suis gay et mon père ne l’acceptera jamais non plus (ma mère est décédée mais je crois qu’elle s’est douté de ca quand j’étais enfant et ado puisque elle m’a lancé des perches a ce sujet à 10 ans, 12 et 14 ans).
J’ai 25 ans et à l’heure où j’écris, je n’ai jamais eu de relation amoureuse avec une fille et encore moins de relation sexuelle avec quiconque.
Malgré quelques crushs réciproques avec des filles durant mon enfance et mon adolescence, je ne suis jamais arrivé à dépasser le stade de l’amitié avec elles.
En fait je ressens bcp d’attirances homosexuelles que je n’arrive plus à taire. Et là, ces derniers temps j’ai commencé à me maquiller en me mettant du rouge à lèvres et du vernis à ongles. Mais c’est du premier prix hard discount car je n’ose pas aller dans une boutique de maquillage pour etre correctement conseillé.
Mon père est très homophobe et très anti travesti. Il est du genre Depardieu à faire des blagues crues et déplacées sur les femmes et ça m’à longtemps totalement mis à mal à l’aise.
Je me rends compte que en vous lisant mon père a été très toxique avec ma mère qui a fini par concentrer et reporter tout son amour sur moi.
Je m’identifiais beaucoup à ma mère quand j’étais enfant , j’étais très fusionnel avec elle, j’étais vraiment son petit garçon ! En revanche je n’ai jamais pu m’identifier à mon pere, je n’ai jamais eu de modèle masculin positif auquel me raccrocher.
Je ressentais beaucoup d’empathie pour ma mère, je faisais toujours tout pour qu’elle soit heureuse grâce à moi. Mais c’était trop dur et je m’en veux bcp de ne pas avoir rendre plus heureuse ma mère.
Mes relations ont toujours été difficiles avec mon père. Il m’à exposé à une sexualité d’adulte à l’âge de 10 ans en me faisant visionner mon premier film porno hétéro et j’ai l’impression que cette exposition précoce m’à dégoûté des relations sexuelles avec les filles.
Je me sens super mal avec tout ce qui est sexualité et tout ce qui concerne des relations avec des femmes, je me sens terriblement mal à l'aise avec elles.
Alors quand je me retrouve avec des femmes je me sens pas bien, j’ai peur d’être rejeté par elles à cause de mon père, alors que je suis totalement différent de lui.
Enfin bref je ne sais pas quoi faire, j’ai perdu ma mère il y a 5 ans et je me sens totalement perdu avec moi-même, je n’arrive pas à faire mon deuil.
J’ai essayé d’aller chez sephora aux halles de Paris, pour le trouver du maquillage digne de ce nom, mais il n’y avait que des femmes dans la boutique et j’ai ressenti beaucoup de honte à m'identifier aux jolies filles qui étaient présentes dans le magasin, je regrette beaucoup de ne pas être une fille depuis l’age de 5 ans (j’en souffre terriblement de devoir me conformer à une virilité de garçons).
J’avais très envie d’essayer du maquillage et être conseillé par une vendeuse, mais la honte m’a fait prendre mes jambes à mon cou car il n’y avait que des femmes présentes et j’avais l’impression d’être un intru chez les femmes.
Alors je voulais savoir :

• est ce que c’est honteux / choquant qu’un garçon soit client d’une boutique de maquillage ?
  
• est ce qu’une vendeuse ne risque pas de me rejeter si je suis un homme?
  
• est ce qu’un homme peut être féminin en plus d’être gay ?
  
• si vous êtes vendeuse dans ce type de magasin que pensez vous d’un garçon qui cherche à se maquiller et vous demande conseil ?
  

Il y a la possibilité d’être drag queen mais c’est au dessus de mes capacités. Je veux juste me maquiller à l’abri chez moi, pour juste ressentir l’effet que ça fait de se maquiller en fille.
Merci pour vos réponses.

Hi. It is me again. I have promised myself too many times that I would try to forget you, but it's too hard sweetheart. Everything reminds me of you and it's causing me to miss you everyday. It's wrong 'cause you are eith someone else now, and I truly am happy for you, but I still miss you regardless.
I wonder how you're doing...do you enjoy stidying in your university? How's your grandma? Your mom? Are still going to therapy? Are you still taking those meds that makes you hard to breathe? God, I hope you're doing well. I hope she's treating you well, and giving you all the love you deserve.
You know, you and are very similar—you're both nerdy, handsome, tall, and affectionate. Some days, I kind of want to be more than friends with him, but he doesn't see me that way. And I think it's the reason why I can't seem to get over you even if 9 months have already passed.
I like to think that our breakup wasn't the end of us—that our distance and age were the only hindrance, and our love was true. I'm 17 now, and you'd soon turn 19 in the 31st of July. I don't know what the future awaits me, but I hope that by the time I turn 18, we would have the chance to reconnect. Cause for god's sake, you promised me that you would come here—you promised me those macarons—you promised me that if I ever come to Paris, I can vome stay at your apartment. Why did you have to promise me so many things mon amour?

Here is the update to my last team chemistry post:
ALL TEAMS
Eric Berry S 2x Chiefs at 80 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Channing Crowder MLB 2x Dolphins at 80 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Kevin Mawae C 2x Jets at 80 OVR; 2x Jets, Seahawks, Titans at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Frank Gore HB 2x 49ers at 80 OVR; 2x Bills, Colts, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Ronde Barber CB 2x Buccaneers at 80 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Jordan Reed TE 2x Commanders at 80 OVR; 2x Commanders, 49ers at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Rob Eisen HB 2x Any Team NFL Combine†
Team Affinity Strategy Items (1x-4x)
ARIZONA CARDINALS
96 Emmit Smith HB 2x AKA Crews
93 Greg Dortch WR 2x Division Dynasty
92 Aeneas Williams CB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Marquise Brown WR 2x Division Dynasty
84 Paris Johnson Jr RT 2x Rookie Premiere*
ATLANTA FALCONS
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
98 Kirk Cousins QB 2x AKA Crews
96 Jonnu Smith TE 2x AKA Crews
95 Ruke Orhorhoro DT 2x NFL Draft 3
94 Kirk Cousins QB 2x NFL Free Agency
93 Jake Matthews LT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Bill Fralic RG 3x Team Diamonds
88 Calais Campbell RE 2x Division Dynasty
84 Bijan Robinson HB 2x Rookie Premiere*
BALTIMORE RAVENS
96 Randall Cunningham QB 2x AKA Crews
95 Adissa Isaac LE 2x NFL Draft 3
95 T.J. Tampa CB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Travis Jones DT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Anquan Boldin WR 3x Team Diamonds
88 Odafe Oweh ROLB 2x Division Dynasty
84 Zay Flowers WR 2x Rookie Premiere*
BUFFALO BILLS
97 Andre Reed WR 2x AKA Crews
95 Keon Coleman WR 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Reggie Gilliam FB 2x Division Dynasty
92 Ruben Brown LG 3x Team Diamonds
88 Dion Dawkins LT 2x Division Dynasty
84 Dorian Williams MLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
Frank Gore HB 2x 49ers at 80 OVR; 2x Bills, Colts, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
CAROLINA PANTHERS
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
97 Charles Tillman CB 2x AKA Crews
95 Ja’Tavion Sanders TE 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Johnathan Brooks HB 2x NFL Draft 3
94 Damien Lewis LG 2x NFL Free Agency
94 Josey Jewell MLB 2x NFL Free Agency
93 Bryce Young QB 2x Division Dynasty
92 Julius Peppers LE 3x Team Diamonds
88 Bradley Bozeman C 2x Division Dynasty
84 Jonathan Mingo WR 2x Rookie Premiere*
CHICAGO BEARS
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
97 Charles Tillman CB 2x AKA Crews
96 Gale Sayers HB 2x AKA Crews
94 Gerald Everett TE 2x NFL Free Agency
93 Nate Davis RG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Alshon Jeffery WR 3x Team Diamonds
88 Justin Jones DT 2x Division Dynasty
84 Darnell Wright RT 2x Rookie Premiere*
CINCINNATI BENGALS
95 Eric All TE 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Jermaine Burton WR 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Kris Jenkins DT 2x NFL Draft 3
94 Tee Higgins WR 2x NFL Free Agency
93 Ted Karras C 2x Division Dynasty
92 Geno Atkins DT 3x Team Diamonds
88 Logan Wilson ROLB 2x Division Dynasty
84 DJ Turner CB 2x Rookie Premiere*
CLEVELAND BROWNS
93 Shelby Harris DT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Joe Thomas LT 3x Team Diamonds
88 David Njoku TE 2x Division Dynasty
84 Dawand Jones RT 2x Rookie Premiere*
DALLAS COWBOYS
96 Troy Aikman QB AKA Crews
96 Emmit Smith HB 2x AKA Crews
96 Randall Cunningham QB 2x AKA Crews
95 Marshawn Kneeland ROLB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Osa Odighizuwa DT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Chuck Howley MLB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Leighton Vander Esch MLB 2x Division Dynasty
84 Luke Schoonmaker TE 2x Rookie Premiere*
DENVER BRONCOS
98 Aquib Talib CB 2x AKA Crews
98 Chris Harris Jr CB 2x AKA Crews
95 Jonah Ellis ROLB 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Troy Franklin WR 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Mike McGlinchey RT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Julius Thomas TE 3x Team Diamonds
88 Jerry Jeudy WR 2x Division Dynasty
84 Marvin Mims Jr WR 2x Rookie Premiere*
DETROIT LIONS
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
98 Amon Ra St. Brown WR 2x AKA Crews
95 Christian Mahogany RG 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Ennis Rakestraw Jr CB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Jalen Reeves-Maybin LOLB 2x Division Dynasty
92 Kevin Glover C 3x Team Diamonds
88 Penei Sewell RT 2x Division Dynasty
87 Aidan Hutchinson LE 2x Rookie Premiere*
84 Jahmyr Gibbs HB 2x Rookie Premiere*
GREEN BAY PACKERS
97 Josh Jacobs HB 2x NFL Free Agency
95 Edgerrin Cooper MLB 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Javon Bullard SS 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Elgton Jenkins LG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Clay Matthews LOLB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Christian Watson WR 2x Division Dynasty
84 Lukas Van Ness LOLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
HOUSTON TEXANS
97 Dalton Schultz TE 2x NFL Free Agency
96 J.J. Watt RE 3x Team Diamonds
95 Kamari Lassiter CB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Sheldon Rankins DT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Mario Williams LE 3x Team Diamonds
88 Jimmie Ward SS 2x Division Dynasty
84 C.J. Stroud QB 2x Rookie Premiere*
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
99 Pat Mcafee P 2x April Fool's
97 Marshall Faulk HB 2x AKA Crews
97 Michael Pittman Jr WR 2x NFL Free Agency
95 Adonai Mitchell WR 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Samson Ebukam RE 2x Division Dynasty
92 Reggie Wayne WR 3x Team Diamonds
88 Julian Blackmon SS 2x Division Dynasty
84 Julius Brents CB 2x Rookie Premiere*
Frank Gore HB 2x 49ers at 80 OVR; 2x Bills, Colts, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
93 Roy Robertson-Harris RE 2x Division Dynasty
92 Donovin Darius SS 3x Team Diamonds
88 Zay Jones WR 2x Division Dynasty
84 Brenton Strange TE 2x Rookie Premiere*
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
99 Tyreek Hill WR 2x AKA Crews
98 Travis Kelce TE 2x AKA Crews
95 Jaden Hicks SS 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Donovan Smith LT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Will Shields RG 3x Team Diamonds
88 Isiah Pacheco HB 2x Division Dynasty
86 Darrelle Revis CB 2x Playoffs†
84 Rashee Rice WR 2x Rookie Premiere*
Eric Berry S 2x Chiefs at 80 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR Team Captains†
Chiefs Super Bowl Offensive Playbook 1x
Chiefs Super Bowl Defensive Playbook 1x
Chiefs Super Bowl Home Uniform 1x
Chiefs Super Bowl Away Uniform 1x
Chiefs Super Bowl Base Stadium 1x
LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
95 Jackson Powers-Johnson C 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Daniel Carlson K 2x Division Dynasty
92 Lincoln Kennedy RT 3x Team Diamonds
88 Marcus Epps FS 2x Division Dynasty
84 Tyree Wilson ROLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
98 Chris Harris Jr CB 2x AKA Crews
96 Hunter Henry TE 2x AKA Crews
95 Junior Colson MLB 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Ladd McConkey WR 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Zion Johnson LG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Phillip Rivers QB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Gerald Everett TE 2x Division Dynasty
84 Tuli Tuipulotu LOLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
LOS ANGELES RAMS
98 Aquib Talib CB 2x AKA Crews
98 Kevin Dotson LG 2x NFL Free Agency
97 Isaac Bruce WR 2x AKA Crews
97 Marshall Faulk HB 2x AKA Crews
95 Braden Fiske DT 2x NFL Draft 3
96 Todd Gurley HB 3x Team Diamonds
93 Coleman Shelton C 2x Division Dynasty
92 Ryan McNeil CB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Kyren Williams HB 2x Division Dynasty
84 Byron Young LOLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
MIAMI DOLPHINS
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
99 Tyreek Hill WR 2x AKA Crews
99 Jaylen Waddle WR 2x AKA Crews
96 Jonnu Smith TE 2x AKA Crews
95 Jaylen Wright HB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Jason Sanders K 2x Division Dynasty
92 Reshad Jones FS 3x Team Diamonds
88 Emmanuel Ogbah LE 2x Division Dynasty
84 Cam Smith CB 2x Rookie Premiere*
Channing Crowder MLB 2x Dolphins at 80 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Frank Gore HB 2x 49ers at 80 OVR; 2x Bills, Colts, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
98 Danielle Hunter LOLB 2x NFL Free Agency
98 Kirk Cousins QB 2x AKA Crews
96 Randall Cunningham QB 2x AKA Crews
95 Khyree Jackson CB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Dalton Risner LG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Fran Tarkenton QB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Harrison Phillips LE 2x Division Dynasty
84 Jay Ward FS 2x Rookie Premiere*
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
98 Aquib Talib CB 2x AKA Crews
97 Mike Owenu RT 2x NFL Free Agency
96 Hunter Henry TE 2x AKA Crews
96 Jonnu Smith TE 2x AKA Crews
95 Ja’Lynn Polk WR 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Cole Strange LG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Logan Mankins RG 3x Team Diamonds
88 Jabrill Peppers FS 2x Division Dynasty
86 Darrelle Revis CB 2x Playoffs†
84 Christian Gonzalez CB 2x Rookie Premiere*
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
98 Chris Harris Jr CB 2x AKA Crews
98 Cameron Jordan LE 2x AKA Crews
95 Ga’Quincey Mckinstry CB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Rashid Shaheed WR 2x Division Dynasty
92 Jimmy Graham TE 3x Team Diamonds
88 Tyrann Mathieu FS 2x Division Dynasty
84 Bryan Bresee DT 2x Rookie Premiere*
NEW YORK GIANTS
97 Brian Burns RE 2x NFL Free Agency
95 Tyler Nubin SS 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Evan Neal RT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Terry Kinard FS 3x Team Diamonds
88 Shane Lemieux LG 2x Division Dynasty
84 John Michael Schmitz C 2x Rookie Premiere*
NEW YORK JETS
93 Tony Adams SS 2x Division Dynasty
92 Joe Klecko DT 3x Team Diamonds
88 Laken Tomlinson LG 2x Division Dynasty
86 Darrelle Revis CB 2x Playoffs†
84 Will McDonald IV RE 2x Rookie Premiere*
Kevin Mawae C 2x Jets at 80 OVR; 2x Jets, Seahawks, Titans at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Frank Gore HB 2x 49ers at 80 OVR; 2x Bills, Colts, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
97 John Madden MLB 2x Ring of Honor
96 Randall Cunningham QB 2x AKA Crews
95 Cooper DeJean CB 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Jeremiah Trotter Jr MLB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 D'Andre Swift HB 2x Division Dynasty
92 Troy Vincent CB 3x Team Diamonds
88 James Bradberry IV CB 2x Division Dynasty
84 Nolan Smith Jr LOLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
95 Mason McCormik LG 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Payton Wilson MLB 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Roman Wilson WR 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Zach Frazier C 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Broderick Jones RT 2x Division Dynasty
92 Le'Veon Bell HB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Mason Cole C 2x Division Dynasty
84 Darnell Washington TE 2x Rookie Premiere*
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
99 Richard Sherman CB 2x AKA Crews
97 Isaac Bruce WR 2x AKA Crews
93 Aaron Banks LG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Merton Hanks FS 3x Team Diamonds
88 Dre Greenlaw ROLB 2x Division Dynasty
84 Ji'Ayir Brown SS 2x Rookie Premiere*
Frank Gore HB 2x 49ers at 80 OVR; 2x Bills, Colts, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
Jordan Reed TE 2x Commanders at 80 OVR; 2x Commanders, 49ers at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
49ers Super Bowl Offensive Playbook 1x
49ers Super Bowl Defensive Playbook 1x
49ers Super Bowl Home Uniform 1x
49ers Super Bowl Away Uniform 1x
49ers Super Bowl Base Stadium 1x
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
99 Richard Sherman CB 2x AKA Crews
99 Bruce Irwin LOLB 2x AKA Crews
95 Christian Haynes RG 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Jason Myers K 2x Division Dynasty
92 Steve Largent WR 3x Team Diamonds
88 Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR 2x Division Dynasty
84 Anthony Bradford RG 2x Rookie Premiere*
Kevin Mawae C 2x Jets at 80 OVR; 2x Jets, Seahawks, Titans at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
99 Richard Sherman CB 2x AKA Crews
98 Aquib Talib CB 2x AKA Crews
98 Mike Evans WR 2x NFL Free Agency
95 Chris Braswell LOLB 2x NFL Draft 3
93 Aaron Stinnie LG 2x Division Dynasty
92 Doug Martin HB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Ryan Neal SS 2x Division Dynasty
86 Darrelle Revis CB 2x Playoffs†
84 Yaya Diaby LOLB 2x Rookie Premiere*
Ronde Barber CB 2x Buccaneers at 80 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
TENESSEE TITANS
97 Chidobe Awuzie CB 2x NFL Free Agency
96 Jonnu Smith TE 2x AKA Crews
93 Azeez Al-Shaair MLB 2x Division Dynasty
92 Keith Bulluck ROLB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Jeffery Simmons RE 2x Division Dynasty
84 Will Levis QB 2x Rookie Premiere*
Kevin Mawae C 2x Jets at 80 OVR; 2x Jets, Seahawks, Titans at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
98 Kirk Cousins QB 2x AKA Crews
97 Andre Reed WR 2x AKA Crews
95 Johnny Newton DT 2x NFL Draft 3
95 Mike Sainristil CB 2x NFL Draft 3
94 Frankie Luvu LOLB 2x NFL Free Agency
93 James Smith-Williams LE 2x Division Dynasty
92 Brian Orakpo ROLB 3x Team Diamonds
88 Cody Barton MLB 2x Division Dynasty
84 Emmanuel Forbes CB 2x Rookie Premiere*
Jordan Reed TE 2x Commanders at 80 OVR; 2x Commanders, 49ers at 81 OVR; 2x Any Team at 85 OVR; 3x Any Team at 96 OVR Team Captains†
*No longer obtainable
†Marks a player item that must hit a certain overall to unlock an extra chemistry slot

Information

• Prices are in USD
• US shipping: $7 USD, includes tracking
• Canada shipping: $1 USD for letter mail (no tracking), $8 USD for larger packets with tracking
• International shipping: $8 USD. Does not include tracking, but can get a quote if you'd like it
• From a smoke-free, cat-friendly home
• Payment by PayPal G&S (I will send an invoice)
• All items used two times or less just to test/swatch, unless noted
• Open to bundle deals and reasonable offers

The Goods

• Spreadsheet here with full details including notes

Alkemia
Full size

• Aurora - 5ml roller, $14
• Confectionaire - 5ml roller, $14
• Rondeaux d'Amour - 5ml roller, $14
• Veneficium - 5ml roller, $14

Samples

• Book of Shadows - 1ml sample, $2
• Hellcat - 1ml sample, $2
• The Highwayman - 1ml sample, $2

Arcana Wildcraft
Samples

• John Dee - 1.25ml sample, $3
• Yggdrasil - 1.25ml sample, $3

Black Baccara/Amorphous
Full size

• 90s Goth NYC - 5ml bottle, $18
• Boardwalk 1990 - 5ml bottle, $18
• Witch's Veil - 5ml bottle, $18

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab (BPAL)
Full size

• Krampus (Yule 2023) - 5ml bottle, $20
• The Poinsettia Gown (Yule 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20
• Witches' Currant Cake (Halloween 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Arachnina the Spider Girl (Carnaval Diabolique) - 0.92ml Ajevie sample, $5
• Blood Garden (Carnaval Diabolique) - 0.92ml Ajevie sample, $5
• Frankincense, Bourbon Vanilla and Hazelnut (Menage a Trois) - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Rose Moon 2023 - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Fancy Pups (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Hair Loosened and Soiled in Mid-Orgies (Lupercalias 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Implacable Beautiful Tyrant (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• O Daughter of Death and Priapus (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Sister Death (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• There Yet Shall Be Sorrows (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Womb Furie - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3 PENDING
• Aperotos Eros - Imp, $2
• Bruised Violet Compound - Imp, $2
• Centzon Totochtin - Imp, $2
• Dance of Death - Imp, $2
• Defututa - Imp, $2
• High John the Conqueror - Imp, $2
• Iago - Imp, $2
• Kabuki - Imp, $2
• Mage - Imp, $2
• Old Demons of the First Class - Imp, $2
• Paris - Imp, $2
• Shub-Niggurath - Imp, $2

Death and Floral
Full size

• Doom and Gloom - 5ml roller, $12

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Hallows' Eve Museum Heist - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Plastic Pumpkin Bucket - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2

Deconstructing Eden (Shipping within Canada only)
Samples

• Morrigan - 2.5ml sample, $4
• Violaceum #4 - 2.5ml sample, $4

Hexennacht
Samples

• Lipstick Accord - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2

Nocturne Alchemy (NAVA)
Full size

• Achilles - 5ml bottle, $18
• Neon Vampire - 5ml bottle, $18

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Dracula - 2ml sample, $5
• Faust - 2ml sample, $5
• Riven - 2ml sample, $5
• Salem - 2ml sample, $5
• Conjuring With the Witch - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3

Nui Cobalt
Full size and partials

• Aphrodite Nikephoros - 5ml bottle, $16
• At Your Command - 5ml bottle, $16
• Au Bal Masque - 5ml bottle, $16
• Exsanguinated - 5ml bottle, $16
• Long Shadows - 4ml partial in original bottle, $15
• Sword and Shield - 3.5ml partial in original bottle, $12

Samples

• Achievement Unlocked - 1ml sample, $3
• Aphrodite Chrysea - 1ml sample, $3
• Aphrodite Peitho - 1ml sample, $3
• Dwarven Fortitude - 1ml sample, $3
• Lycanthrope - 1ml sample, $3
• Shadow Touched - 1ml sample, $3
• Tall Dark Stranger - 1ml sample, $3

Pineward (Shipping within Canada only)
Samples

• Caravansary - 1.8ml sample, $4
• Revelries - 1.8ml sample, $4
• White Fir - 1.8ml sample, $4
• Iceflow - Mini sample, free with purchase

Poesie
Samples

• Awakening - 2ml sample bottle, $5
• Forest Cat - 1.15ml sample, $3
• La Vie En Rose - 1.15ml sample, $3

Possets
Full size

• Silver Leather - 6ml bottle, $16
• Silver Vanilla - 6ml bottle, $16

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Bar Sinister - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Churpz rev. 1 - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Field of Reeds Perfume Oil - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Hera - 0.74ml sample, $2
• JFK and Jackie - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Morgan Le Fay - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Nefertiti and Akhenaten - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Silver Pomegranate - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Wraith - 0.74ml sample, $2

Pulp Fragrance
Full size

• I've Written A Letter to Daddy - 4.5ml roller

Samples

• And to All a Good Night - 0.74ml sample, $3
• Ready For My Close-Up - 0.74ml sample, $3

Solstice Scents
Full size

• Upstairs Window - 5ml roller, $16 (Shipping within Canada only)

Samples

• Winslow's - 0.74ml sample, $2

Sorcellerie Apothecary
Samples

• The Ghost Wants Birthday Cake - 1ml sample, $3
• Something Wicked - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3

Thin Wild Mercury (Shipping within Canada only)
Samples

• 34 Bohemian Cafes - 2ml edp sample, $6
• Chateau 1970 - 2ml edp sample, $6

Venus Invictus
Samples

• Dionysus - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Eros - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Hekate - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Kthonia - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Pothos - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Sapphic Hymn - 1ml sample roller, $4
• Three Graces - 1ml sample roller, $4

Makeup

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Part nine covers Unity. I've done my best to get the dates as accurate and precise as possible. All of the dates are sourced directly from the game and the Unity novel, along with other research that's been noted below.
For obvious reasons, I did not include the server bridges, Nostradamus enigmas, or the companion missions.
Part 1: AC1 + Altaïr's Chronicles & Bloodlines
Part 2: AC2 + Discovery
Part 3: Brotherhood
Part 4: Revelations
Part 5: AC3
Part 6: Liberation + Black Flag Aveline DLC
Part 7: Black Flag + Freedom Cry
Part 8: Rogue
Prologue: 1307–1314

• The Tragedy of Jacques de Molay (Temple assault): 13 October 1307
• The Tragedy of Jacques de Molay (seven years later): 18 March 1314

Sequences 1–2: 1776–1789 (Arno aged 8–20)

• Memories of Versailles (Palais de Versailles): 27 December 1776
• Memories of Versailles (thirteen years later): 5 May 1789
• The Estates General: 5 May 1789
• High Society: 5 May 1789
• Imprisoned: 5 May–15 July 1789^\1])
• Rebirth: 15 July 1789^\1])

Between sequences 2 & 3: 1789–1790 (Arno aged 20–22)

• [Paris story] The Great Escapist: 16 July 1789^\1])
• [Social club, Ventre de Paris] Let Them Eat Hay: July 1789^\1])
• [Social club, Ventre de Paris] Cat Food on a Hot Tin Roof: July 1789
• [Social club, Ventre de Paris] Hoarding Hostages: July 1789
• [Social club, Île de la Cité] Bridge Brigands: 1789
• [Paris story] À la Lanterne!: 1789
• [Paris story] Devilishly Tricky: 1789
• [Co-op] Women's March: 5 October 1789
• [Paris story] Headlining the Guillotine: December 1789^\2])
• [Social club, Le Marais] Breaking the Habit: 1790^\3])
• [Paris story] Carmalite Nuns: 1790^\3])
• [Paris story] Stop the Presses!: 1790^\4])
• [Paris story] Swiss Stash: September 1790

Sequences 3–7: 1791 (Arno aged 22)

• Graduation: 4 January 1791
• Confession: 5 January 1791
• Council Briefing: 5 January 1791
• [Café Théâtre] Explore the Café Théâtre: January 1791
• The Kingdom of Beggars: 19 January 1791
• Le Roi Est Mort: 19 January 1791
• Council Report: 19 January 1791
• [Café Théâtre] Auto-Da-Fé: 1791
• The Silversmith: 31 March 1791
• La Halle aux Blés: 31 March 1791
• The Prophet: 31 March 1791
• The Jacobin Club: 31 March–1 April 1791
• Templar Ambush: 1 April 1791
• A Cautious Alliance: 2 April 1791^\5])
• Meeting with Mirabeau: 2 April 1791
• Confrontation: 2 April 1791

Between sequences 7 & 8: 1791–1792 (Arno aged 22–23)

• [Paris story] The Cult of Baphomet: 1791
• [Paris story] The Ritual of Baphomet: 1791
• [Paris story] Vicious Verses: 1791^\6])
• [Paris story] Tapestry Thief: 1791
• [Murder mystery] Eugène François Vidocq: 1791^\7])
• [Murder mystery] Murder Foretold: 1791^\7])
• [Murder mystery] Barber of Seville: 1791^\7])
• [Paris story] Arm the People: February 1792^\8])
• [Paris story] "Escort" Mission: March 1792^\8])
• [Paris story] Constructing a "Close Shave": April 1792^\9])
• [Social club, Le Marais] A Dramatic Exit: 1792
• [Social club, Les Invalides] Special Delivery: 1792
• [Social club, Le Quartier Latin] Café Procope: 1792
• [Paris story] Encyclopédie Diderot: 1792
• [Paris story] A Fistful of Duelers: 1792
• [Paris story] Turtle, Snake, Bear, Paper, Scissors: 1792
• [Paris story] Cartouche's Memoirs: 1792
• [Murder mystery] The Red Ghost of the Tuileries: 1792^\7])
• [Co-op] The Food Chain: Summer 1792

Sequences 8–11: 1792–1793 (Arno aged 23–24)

• The King's Correspondence: 10 August 1792
• [Heist] Tithing Templars: August 1792^\3])
• September Massacres: 2 September 1792
• [Co-op] The Austrian Conspiracy: 2 September 1792
• [Heist] Catacomb Raider: September 1792^\3])
• [Café Théâtre] Colette: September 1792^\10])
• Starving Times: 31 October 1792
• Hoarders: 31 October 1792
• The Escape: 31 October 1792
• [Café Théâtre] Damsel in Seamstress: December 1792^\11])
• [Café Théâtre] The Queen's Necklace: December 1792^\10])
• [Café Théâtre] Foxy Renard: December 1792^\10])
• [Social club, Île de la Cité] Marat's Missive: 1792 or 1793
• [Social club, La Bièvre] Extortion Contortion: 1792 or 1793
• [Social club, Le Marais] Artful Dodger: 1792 or 1793
• [Heist] It Belongs in a Museum: 1792 or 1793
• [Heist] The Party Palace: 1792 or 1793
• [Heist] Smuggler's Paradise: 1792 or 1793
• [Heist] Royals, Guns and Money: 1792 or 1793
• A Dinner Engagement: 20 January 1793
• The Execution: 21 January 1793
• Council Debriefing: 21 January 1793
• Bottom of the Barrel: 4 June 1793
• Rise of the Assassin: 4 June 1793^\12])

Between sequences 11 & 12: 1793–1794 (Arno aged 24–25)

• [Murder mystery] The Body in the Brothel: 1793^\7])
• [Murder mystery] The Body Politic: 1793^\7])
• [Murder mystery] The Hand of Science: 1793^\7])
• [Social club, Le Louvre] The Black Office: 1793
• [Paris story] The Chemical Revolution: 1793^\13])
• [Paris story] Flying Boy: 1793^\13])
• [Paris story] La Bande Noire: 2 July 1793^\14])
• [Murder mystery] The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat: 14 July 1793^\7])
• [Co-op] The Tournament: July 1793
• [Co-op] Political Persecution: 28 July 1793^\15])
• [Murder mystery] Killed by Science: 31 July 1793^\7])
• [Paris story] Critical Comedown: Summer 1793^\16])
• [Paris story] Scene Stealer: Summer 1793^\16])
• [Paris story] Up in Arms: September 1793^\17])
• [Social club, Le Louvre] Betrayer of the Queen: October 1793
• [Murder mystery] The Death of Philibert Aspairt: 3 November 1793^\7])
• [Co-op] Heads Will Roll: 13 November 1793
• [Paris story] My Kingdom For Some Whores: December 1793
• [Paris story] De Sade's Reprieve: December 1793
• [Paris story] Sadistic Blackmail: December 1793
• [Paris story] French Crown Jewels: December 1793^\10])
• [Paris story] The League of the Crimson Rose: 1793 or 1794
• [Paris story] Return of the Crimson Rose: 1793 or 1794
• [Paris story] Crimson Sunset: 1793 or 1794
• [Paris story] Marianne Returns Home: 1793 or 1794
• [Paris story] The American Prisoner: 1793 or 1794
• [Murder mystery] Hot Chocolate to Die For: 1793 or 1794^\7])
• [Co-op] Les Enragés: 10 February 1794
• [Paris story] Coat of Arms: February 1794^\18])
• [Paris story] The Condorcet Method: 25 March 1794^\13])
• [Social club, Le Louvre] Retribution for a Rabble-Rouser: 5 April 1794
• [Co-op] Danton's Sacrifice: 5 April 1794
• [Paris story] Using the Ol' Noggins: 1794
• [Paris story] Waxworks: 1794
• [Social club, Le Quartier Latin] Roux's Remains: 1794
• [Social club, La Bièvre] Chouan Riddles: 1794
• [Social club, Les Invalides] Smoky Yet Robust: 1794
• [Heist] Ancient History: 1794
• [Co-op] Moving Mirabeau: May 1794

Sequence 12 + Dead Kings: 1794 (Arno aged 25)

• The Supreme Being: 8 June 1794
• [Paris story] Iscariotte, the Giant: June or July 1794^\19])
• [Social club, La Bièvre] Bara's Funeral: July 1794^\20])
• The Fall of Robespierre: 27 July 1794
• The Temple: 28 July 1794
• [Co-op] Jacobin Raid: 29 July 1794
• Buried Words: 3 August 1794
• The Book Thief: 4 August 1794
• A Shadow from the Past: 4 August 1794
• Raising the Dead: 5 August 1794
• Under Lock and Key: 6 August 1794
• A Crown of Thorns: 7–9 August 1794

Epilogue + remaining side memories: 1794–1822 (Arno aged 25–54)

• [Franciade story] The Unopened Rose: August 1794
• [Franciade story] Last Will: August 1794
• [Franciade story] The Eyes of the King: August 1794
• [Franciade story] A Royal Hide: August 1794
• [Murder mystery] Blind Justice: August 1794^\7])
• [Murder mystery] Equal Justice: August 1794^\7])
• [Paris story] Cassini's Constellations: August 1794^\13])
• [Co-op] Last Rites: 11 October 1794^\21])
• [Heist] Holy High Rollers: October 1794
• [Paris story] Sewer Rat: 1795^\22])
• [Paris story] The Little Prince: June 1795^\23])
• [Paris story] Désirée Desired: 1795
• [Paris story] Désirée Dismayed: 1795
• [Paris story] Désirée Delighted: September 1795
• [Paris story] A Romantic Stroll: September or October 1795
• [Paris story] Signaling Officer Murat: 5 October 1795
• [Paris story] A Nice Chappe: October 1795
• [Paris story] Precious Correspondence: October 1795
• [Murder mystery] Ancestral Vengeance: 1796 or 1797^\7])
• [Murder mystery] Bones of Contention: 1796 or 1797^\7])
• [Murder mystery] The Decapitated Warden: 1796 or 1797^\7])
• [Murder mystery] Cut the Middle Man: 1796 or 1797^\7])
• [Murder mystery] A Dash of Poison: 1796 or 1797^\7])
• [Social club, Les Invalides] Spiked Bourbon: 1798^\24])
• [Co-op] The Infernal Machine: 24 December 1800
• Years Later (Arno returns to the Temple vault with Napoleon): 1808^\25])
• [Paris story] Tall, Dark Strangers: 1810s^\26])
• [Paris story] Flamel's Secret: The Monks: 1810s
• [Paris story] Flamel's Secret: Denis Molinier: 1810s
• [Paris story] Flamel's Secret: The Elixir of Life: 1810s
• [Social club, Le Quartier Latin] An Engaging Egyptologist: September 1822^\27])

^\1]) The Unity novel gives the date of Arno's reunion with Élise after his escape from the Bastille as 25 July 1789. This is likely either a typo or an error because it creates a continuity issue with how these events are portrayed in the game. Firstly, after Arno's escape, he makes his way to the de la Serre estate in Paris, which is located in Le Marais. This is literally down the street from the Bastille. Even with lying low and dodging guard patrols, I can't imagine it would've taken Arno more than a day to reach the estate, let alone eleven. Not to mention why he'd wait that long to find Élise when that was his singular objective while stuck in prison for two months. Another thing to consider is that there are a few side memories that take place prior to 25 July. The Paris story, The Great Escapist, happens on 16 July which is when Jean Henri Latude retrieved his rope ladder from the Bastille. And all three of the Ventre de Paris social club missions have to take place at some point prior to Joseph Foullon de Doué's execution on 22 July. If we go by the novel's date, Arno wasn't inducted into the Assassins until 25 July, which means he would've been doing missions for the Brotherhood before he even joined them. This obviously doesn't make any sense. So for the above reasons, I'm disregarding the novel's date and placing Arno and Élise's reunion and the events of Rebirth on 15 July instead, which resolves the continuity issue.
^\2]) Widespread public debate regarding Joseph-Ignace Guillotin's proposed method of capital punishment began in December 1789 after a speech he made to the National Constituent Assembly.
^\3]) As France dechristianized during the Revolution, many religious institutions came under attack. On 12 July 1790, the Civil Constitution of the Clergy was passed, outlawing religious life and giving complete control of the Church to the government. As a result of this, many congregations such as the Filles du Calvaire Convent were formally dissolved by the National Constituent Assembly. As the Revolution progressed, these tensions only got worse. Shortly after the insurrection of 10 August 1792, the Notre-Dame Cathedral's treasury was looted of all of its liturgical objects, artifacts, and other religious relics. Not long after, the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés got an even worse deal as it was ransacked during the September Massacres, resulting in hundreds of executions. Among the victims were 22 priests, 135 Swiss guards, and the Princesse de Lamballe. After the massacre, the abbey was converted into a storehouse until 1795 when it was reinstated as a church.
^\4]) While Mirabeau's reputation remained largely untarnished until after his death, public criticism of his conduct began as early as 1790 when it was discovered that he had secretly met with Marie Antoinette at the Château de Saint-Cloud on 3 July.
^\5]) The on-screen text incorrectly dates this memory to 1 April 1791.
^\6]) André Chénier finished writing "Le Jeu de Paume" in 1791.
^\7]) Eugène François Vidocq and Charles Cochon de Lapparent appear throughout all of the murder mystery memories. In the initial cutscene for these memories, Lapparent is anachronistically referred to as a police minister by Vidocq. Historically, the Minister of Police position wasn't established in the French government until 1796, and Lapparent served in this position from 3 April 1796 to 16 July 1797. This anachronism creates a potential continuity issue since a large number of the murder mysteries explicitly take place in the years prior. Despite this inaccuracy, it's technically plausible for the murder mysteries to begin in 1791 as during that year there was a short period where Vidocq and Lapparent were both in Paris at the same time. Lapparent was a frequent attendee of the Jacobin Club from late 1789 to around October 1791. Meanwhile, Vidocq was in prison in Paris for a two-week period during the summer or autumn of 1791. Using this evidence, it can be surmised that the initial cutscene and Murder Foretold take place around summer or autumn 1791. The dates for the rest of the murder mysteries are as follows:

• Barber of Seville also happens in 1791 as indicated by a database entry.
• The Red Ghost of the Tuileries happens in 1792 since during the memory, a document indicates that Louis-Michel le Peletier is still alive and the Ministry of Finance is still keeping their offices at the Tuileries Palace, which was no longer the case after the insurrection of 10 August 1792.
• Both The Body in the Brothel and Hot Chocolate to Die For make reference to the Committee of Public Safety, which existed from 1793 to 1795 and was the executive power of the French government during the Reign of Terror. Documents found in The Body in the Brothel indicate that the memory takes place prior to the Marquis de Sade's arrest in December 1793. Hot Chocolate to Die For contains no other specific references so it could take place in either 1793 or 1794.
• Dialogue in The Body Politic indicates that it takes place in 1793 shortly after the execution of Louis XVI.
• The Hand of Science most likely takes place in 1793 prior to the Academy of Sciences being abolished by the National Convention on 8 August.
• The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat takes place on 14 July 1793, one day after Marat's assassination and the day that Jacques-Louis David began painting "The Death of Marat". Marat's body remained in the tub for another two days so that onlookers could gawk at his corpse before finally being removed on 16 July when the stench became unbearable.
• Documents found in Killed by Science confirm the date to be 13 Thermidor, Year I. On the Gregorian calendar, this date converts to 31 July 1793.
• Both the dialogue and the condition of Aspairt's corpse confirm that The Death of Philibert Aspairt takes place on 3 November 1793, the day that Aspairt disappeared into the Paris catacombs. In real life, his cause of death is unknown and his body wasn't found until 30 April 1804.
• Blind Justice and Equal Justice both take place in August 1794 during Arno's stay in Franciade.
• All remaining murder mysteries give no indication of when they take place. So I've placed them in 1796 or 1797, during Lapparent's term as Minister of Police.

^\8]) After being released from the custody of the Austrian government, Théroigne de Méricourt returned to Paris in January 1792. About a month later, she began working with the Jacobin Club to gather arms and supporters for the approaching war with Austria. In addition to this, Théroigne spent most of the spring of 1792 campaigning for women's rights to bear arms, and on 11 March, she distributed a summons for the formation of a battalion of women. These efforts were ultimately unsuccessful and proved unpopular among the Jacobins who promptly turned on her.
^\9]) The first working prototype of the guillotine was constructed by Tobias Schmidt and tested by Charles-Henri Sanson in April 1792. A week later on 25 April, Nicolas Jacques Pelletier was the first person to be executed by guillotine.
^\10]) In September 1792 during a five-day looting spree, most of the French Crown Jewels were stolen from the Royal Treasury. Most of the jewels were eventually recovered. The Regent and the Hortensia, along with several others, were found hidden in an attic in Paris fifteen months later in December 1793. The Sancy made its way to Russia where it eventually reappeared in 1828 as part of the Rudanovsky collection. The French Blue was eventually smuggled to London where it was recut at some point between 1792 and 1812. The largest remaining piece of the French Blue is now known as the Hope Diamond.
^\11]) Marie-Jeanne Bertin, better known as Rose Bertin, served as Marie Antoinette's personal fashion merchant from 1774 to 1792. During the Revolution, Bertin made several trips to England and Germany in 1791 and 1792, which fueled speculation that she was carrying secret messages to foreign leaders on behalf of Marie Antoinette. Bertin returned to Paris in December 1792 to settle some of her accounts before leaving for London in February 1793. She would not return to France until 1800.
^\12]) The Unity novel indicates that Arno killed la Touche on the same day that Élise finds him in Versailles, as by the following day, Arno and Élise are already back in Paris.
^\13]) The political maneuverings of the Revolution often targeted individuals in academia. By 1793, scientists like Antoine Lavoisier and Pierre-Simon Laplace fell under the scrutiny of the National Convention due to their connections to the ancien régime. As a former member of the ferme générale, Lavoisier was arrested on 30 November on charges of fraud and selling watered-down tobacco. He was later convicted and guillotined on 8 May 1794. On 3 October 1793, a warrant was issued for the arrest of Nicolas de Condorcet after he criticized the Montagnard Constitution. Condorcet went into hiding for several months before fleeing Paris on 25 March 1794. Two days later, he was caught and imprisoned in Bourg-l'Égalité. On 29 March, he was found dead in his cell of an apparent suicide. Jean-Dominique, comte de Cassini was arrested on 14 February 1794 simply for being a noble. He spent several months in prison before finally being released on 5 August 1794. Later that month, he retired to his estate in Thury.
^\14]) A database entry gives the date of the Bande noire auction as 14 Messidor, which converts to 2 July. The French Republican calendar as adopted by the National Convention began implementation on 22 September 1792. Since Fabre d'Églantine, who was guillotined on 5 April 1794, is still alive during this memory, that leaves 2 July 1793 as this memory's only possible date.
^\15]) On 28 July 1793, the National Convention declared 21 deputies, several of whom were Girondists, as traitors. The National Guard, led by François Hanriot, was sent to round up the accused deputies for trial before the Revolutionary Tribunal.
^\16]) After narrowly escaping death during the September Massacres, Pierre Beaumarchais pledged his services to the new French Republic. He traveled to Holland in an attempt to purchase arms for the French Revolutionary Army but failed to complete the transaction. He briefly returned to Paris during the summer of 1793 before leaving the country again to conduct other business. While he was in Germany in late 1793, he was falsely declared an émigré and forced to spend the next two and a half years in exile. Beaumarchais' stay in Paris during the summer of 1793 coincides with Marguerite Brunet's ownership of the Théâtre National which opened on 15 August. Brunet managed the theatre until she was arrested on 15 November 1793.
^\17]) In September 1793 during the Siege of Toulon, Napoleon Bonaparte ordered more artillery to establish another battery. The siege was successful and Toulon was captured by the French Republic. It was during this time that Napoleon's success caught the attention of the Robespierre brothers.
^\18]) During Louis Antoine de Saint-Just's term as president of the National Convention in February 1794, he was noted for wearing unusual-looking clothing. This and his rather extreme political positions resulted in rumors circulating that he wore clothing made from human skin. These rumors were unsubstantiated and most likely invented by his political rivals in an attempt to discredit him.
^\19]) During this memory, a civilian mentions the Supreme Being. The Cult of the Supreme Being was a deistic cult created by Maximilien Robespierre who intended for it to be France's state religion. It was authorized by the National Convention on 7 May 1794 and inaugurated at the Festival of the Supreme Being on 8 June. Its existence was short-lived as Robespierre was executed on 28 July, rendering the cult defunct. The cult was later officially banned by Napoleon on 8 April 1802.
^\20]) Joseph Bara was a 14-year-old French republican drummer boy who was killed by pro-Monarchists at Vendée. He was subsequently hailed as a hero of the Revolution. Historically, Bara's funeral procession to the Panthéon never actually happened. It was originally scheduled for 28 July 1794 but was canceled when Maximilien Robespierre was arrested.
^\21]) After his death in 1778, Jean-Jacques Rousseau was buried in Ermenonville, France. In October 1794, it was decided that his remains would be moved to the Panthéon in Paris. While on their way to Paris, the convoy carrying Rousseau's remains passed through Franciade on 11 October.
^\22]) Jean-Baptiste Rotondo was arrested in 1793 and spent the next several years in prison while awaiting trial. The last mention of Rotondo in the historical record comes from a court document dated 20 December 1794. Rotondo disappears completely after this, most likely dying in prison at some point in 1795.
^\23]) Louis XVII died on 8 June 1795 at the age of 10. He was buried two days later in an unmarked grave at Cimetière Sainte-Marguerite. Shortly after, rumors began circulating that the boy who died was not the Dauphin and that the real Louis XVII was still alive. This created the legend of the Lost Dauphin and over the next several decades, hundreds of people claimed to be the long-lost Louis. It wasn't until 2000 that it was finally proven that the real Louis did die in 1795, based on DNA testing on a heart that was taken from the autopsy of the boy who was buried at Sainte-Marguerite.
^\24]) The Council of Five Hundred began holding their meetings at the Palais Bourbon on 21 January 1798.
^\25]) Though the game doesn't give a date for this cutscene, it can be determined that it takes place in 1808 since that's the year that Napoleon ordered the Temple to be demolished. Napoleon gave the order in a letter he wrote to Joseph Fouché dated 16 March 1808. The building's demolition began immediately and was completed in two years.
^\26]) Marie Anne Lenormand was born in 1772, which actually makes her younger than Arno who was born in 1768. Despite Lenormand's set of memories being available as early as sequence 2, there's ample evidence that they actually take place much later. The game gives her the voice and appearance of an older woman, and depicts her wearing the headscarf that she was known for wearing during her later years (the earliest mention of Lenormand meeting her clients while wearing a wig and headscarf comes from a newspaper dated 1814). Her first memory features unique dialogue that can only be triggered if the memory is played after completing the main story. And the conclusion of the three Flamel's Secret memories where Arno hands her the Elixir of Life seems to be a direct reference to the claims of immortality that she made about herself towards the end of her life. Though Lenormand did live a relatively long life, she was most certainly mortal, dying at the age of 71 in 1843.
^\27]) Jean-François Champollion began studying the Rosetta Stone in 1808. Over the years, Champollion continued his research until finally making a breakthrough on 14 September 1822 when he was able to identify the phonetic values of individual hieroglyphs using clues from the Greek and Egyptian inscriptions on the Philae obelisk. Champollion quickly documented his findings and published them on 27 September 1822.

Edward Gibbon

08 May 1737 – 16 January 1794
Part of a Series on the Philosophy of History
Edward Gibbon and the Civilizational Perspective
Wednesday 08 May 2024 is the 287th anniversary of the birth of Edward Gibbon (08 May 1737 to 16 January 1794), who was born on this date in 1737.
We have a record of both the beginning and the end of Gibbon’s The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, which add a note of personal poignancy of that great monument of Enlightenment thought, since Gibbon supplied us with the lived experience bookends of the experience of writing his book. Here is how he described his initial inspiration:

“It was at Rome, on the 15th of October 1764, as I sat musing amidst the ruins of the Capitol, while the bare-footed fryars were singing vespers in the temple of Jupiter, that the idea of writing the decline and fall of the city first started to my mind. But my original plan was circumscribed to the decay of the city rather than of the empire: and though my reading and reflections began to point towards that object, some years elapsed, and several avocations intervened, before I was seriously engaged in the execution of that laborious work.”

On 27 June 1787, just shy of 23 years later, Gibbon finished his great project, and he memorialized the moment with a note that appears in his posthumously published autobiography:

“I have presumed to mark the moment of conception: I shall now commemorate the hour of my final deliverance. It was on the day, or rather night, of the 27th of June, 1787, between the hours of eleven and twelve, that I wrote the last lines of the last page, in a summer house in my garden. After laying down my pen, I took several turns in a berceau, or covered walk of acacias, which commands a prospect of the country, the lake, and the mountains. The air was temperate, the sky was serene, the silver orb of the moon was reflected from the waters, and all nature was silent. I will not dissemble the first emotions of joy on the recovery of my freedom, and, perhaps, the establishment of my fame. But my pride was soon humbled, and a sober melancholy was spread over my mind, by the idea that I had taken an everlasting leave of an old and agreeable companion, and that whatsoever might be the future fate of my History, the life of the historian must be short and precarious.”

Gibbon was living in Switzerland when he finished his book, for the simple reason that he could do his work remotely and the costs of living in Switzerland were cheaper than living as he would have lived in England. Thus Gibbon was able to enjoy the view of the lakes and mountains of Switzerland that he mentions in this passage.
Gibbon’s tale grew in the telling. When he first conceived the work, it was to describe the decline and fall of the city of Rome. Gibbon’s work grew to a narrative of the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, and, having come thus far, Gibbon then also narrated another thousand years of the ultimate failure of the Eastern Roman Empire, which had become Byzantium. In a letter to Sigmund Münz, Ferdinand Gregorovious said that he had returned to Gibbon’s original project, which Gibbon had effectively abandoned by expanding his work to a greater scope:

“This conception of medieval Rome as a city originated with me. I gave it a literary form and carried out Gibbon’s first idea; for it is well known that he had originally intended to write the history of the city of Rome during the middle ages.”

Gibbon’s book, once completed, comprehended well over a thousand years of history. Greater spans of history had been covered by others, but no one else brought historiographical unity of treatment to this longue durée account of an epoch of western civilization. The title of Gibbon’s book—The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire—is familiar to everyone with the merest passing acquaintance with history. Even the idea of a “decline and fall” has become something of a cultural meme. The idea of the “decline and fall” of a civilization is as familiar as the idea of the rise and fall of civilizations over historical time.
The eventual comprehensive form that Gibbons project took forced Gibbon to think from a civilizational perspective. Because of its comprehensive, civilizational scope covering more than a thousand years, Gibbon’s Decline and Fall narrates the histories of many peoples, many societies, and events of many different kinds, which means that some periods receive detailed attention while others are glossed over. Gibbon’s history lingers over events he finds most interesting while passing with barely a notice over events that do not stand up to his implicit standards of historical interest.
What are Gibbon’s implicit standards of historical interest? We find a clue to this late in the book when Gibbon skates over a great deal of material and acknowledges his reasons for doing so:

“…the events by which the fate of nations is not materially changed, leave a faint impression on the page of history, and the patience of the reader would be exhausted by the repetition of the same hostilities, undertaken without cause, prosecuted without glory, and terminated without effect.” (Chapter XLVI: Troubles In Persia.—Part I.)

By these criteria, historical interest for Gibbon is defined by events by which the fate of nations are materially changed, when hostilities are not mere repetitions, when they are undertaken with good cause, then are prosecuted with glory, and are terminated with great effect. This is what I mean by thinking on a civilizational scale, and from a civilizational perspective. By acknowledging that he was largely passing over events that do not meet his criteria of historical interest, Gibbon also implicitly acknowledges the possibilities of other histories that conform to other criteria of historical interest.
Georg Ostrogorsky, in his classic History of the Byzantine State, which goes into great detail on matters that Gibbon only touched upon in passing, cites several Enlightenment thinkers who shared Gibbon’s relative lack of interest in the Byzantine half of the empire:

“The seventeenth-century interest in Byzantium had had remarkable results, particularly in France. Byzantine studies, however, met with a most unfortunate setback in the eighteenth century. The enlightened age of rationalism was proud of its ‘reason’, its philosophical outlook and its religious scepticism, and it despised the history of the whole medieval period. It was particularly contemptuous of the conservative and religiously minded Byzantine Empire whose history was merely ‘a worthless collection of orations and miracles’ (Voltaire), ‘a tissue of rebellions, insurrections and treachery’ (Montesquieu), or at best only a tragic epilogue to the glory of Rome. And so Byzantine history was shown as the thousand years’ decline of the Roman Empire by Charles Lebeau in his Histoire du Bas Empire (Paris, 1757-86) and by Edward Gibbon in his Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (London, 1776-88). Gibbon himself declared that his work described ‘the triumph of barbarism and religion’.” (pages 6-7)

Different standards of historical interest suggest the possibility of not only different histories—which, of course, have been written, and many of them—but also different conceptions of history.
Gibbon’s criteria that I quoted earlier for events that do not pass the threshold of materially chaing the fate of nations—“the same hostilities, undertaken without cause, prosecuted without glory, and terminated without effect”—constitute an the “ebb-and-flow” conception of history as applied to civilizations. What do I mean by an “ebb-and-flow” conception of history as applied to civilizations? It is often implied that civilizations have histories, whereas societies below the proper threshold of history merely experience events as an “ebb-and-flow” without any pattern or directionality. These societies are not civilizations, properly speaking, and it is for this reason that they are rightly passed over with little or no mention.
This idea that only civilizations have a history, properly speaking, is given one form by Hugh Trevor-Roper’s criterion of “purposive movement” as definitive of history:

“…history, I believe, is essentially a form of movement, and purposive movement too. It is not a mere phantasmagoria of changing shapes and costumes, of battles and conquests, dynasties and usurpations, social forms and social disintegration. If all history is equal, as some now believe, there is no reason why we should study one section of it rather than another; for certainly we cannot study it all. Then indeed we may neglect our own history and amuse ourselves with the unrewarding gyrations of barbarous tribes in picturesque but irrelevant corners of the globe: tribes whose chief function in history, in my opinion, is to show to the present an image of the past from which, by history, it has escaped; or shall I seek to avoid the indignation of the medievalists by saying, from which it has changed?”

This is from The Rise of Christian Europe (page 9) and Trevor-Roper made the same point in an interview. A 1992 paper by Finn Fuglestad, “The Trevor-Roper Trap or the Imperialism of History. An Essay,” takes up Trevor-Roper’s purposive movement criterion from the perspective of an Africanist. While much of this paper is taken up with some parochial concerns of African vs. European history, it has applications to Gibbon’s implicit criteria of the properly historical:

“I shall argue later that the very notion of ‘purposive-movement’ history is to my mind absurd. But first I wish to make it clear that I find any distinction between ‘barbarians’ and ‘non-barbrarians’ highly questionable. By accepting such a distinction one also accepts the establishment of a sort of hierarchy or ranking list between cultures and civilizations; that is, one transforms history into a sort of Championship or Olympic Games. The problem here is twofold: first, such a viewpoint of history hinders any attempt to understand and/or acquire insight into a society or civilization within the framework of its own values and notions. Second, once one begins to evaluate societies and civilizations the question becomes on which norms and values should such an evaluation be based? The answer is all too obvious: the norms and standards pertaining to the dominant culture or civilization of the time. And the dominant civilization has been for the last five hundred years or so—and still is, of course—that of the West. Finally, it is all too easy to dismiss phenomena one cannot make head or tail of—for instance, the past of cultures one has difficulty deciphering—by qualifying them as the ‘unrewarding gyrations of barbarous tribes’.”

In the same paper, Fuglestad introduces the concept of what he calls “ebb-and-flow” history:

“…the contention that only ‘purposive-movement’ history is ‘real’ history needs to be rejected. I feel strongly that the only acceptable definition of history is that it is the study of the past, any past, including, for want of a better term, ‘ebb-and-flow’ history. Everything (or at least nearly everything) that has happened in the past ought to be of equal importance to the historian since it all partakes of the experience of mankind. It is this experience in all its diversity which we need to unravel and to comprehend as far as possible—if, that is, we want to understand ‘how we came to where we are’ and what and where we are not.”

What I am suggesting is that Gibbon implicitly made a distinction between history that is purposive movement, which rises to the level of historical interest worth narrating, and history that is an ebb-and-flow movement, which does not rise to the level of historical interest. However—and this is an important qualification—Gibbon allows that both forms of history can apply to civilizations. Gibbon chooses to narrate the purposive movement of civilization, and he largely passes over the ebb-and-flow of civilizations.
With Gibbon we can reasonably ask whether the criterion of purposive movement is precisely applicable, as Gibbon chose for his grand theme the decline and fall of Rome. Gibbon was not writing about the purposive movement of Roman history, unless we count the dissolution of a purposive movement as part of that purposive movement. I think this would be a reasonably way to construe history, that is, that a civilization in decline exhibits purposive movement, since as a civilization is failing it usually attempts a number of rearguard actions intended to retain and maintain the viability of its purposive movement, and these attempts are not at an end until the civilization itself is at an end. Certainly the decline and fall of a civilization is a material change in history, and we could make a finer distinction between purposive movement and material change.
We also could make a distinction between narrow and wide conceptions of what constitutes purposive movement in history, with the narrow conception being applicable to what Spengler calls high cultures prior to their entering into the stage of civilizational decadence and ultimate dissolution. The wide conception of purposive movement, on the other hand, would be the entire history of a civilization, from its earliest inception, when its purposive movement is still inchoate, to its final extinction, as its purposive movement grinds down to a standstill.
If Gibbon had implicitly held the narrow conception of purposive movement in history, he would likely have taken up Livy’s theme of the origins of Rome. The failure and collapse of Rome was, after all, counter to the purposes of the Romans, and happened in the teeth of all efforts to save the empire. But if we look at Roman civilization from the outside, from this perspective we can see the decline and fall of Rome as coincident with the purposive movement of the growth of Christianity and the expansion of northern European peoples into the Mediterranean Basin. All of these historical movements are integrated in actual history and bound up in each other. We could tell this story as a sequence of overlapping and intersecting historical movements. Gibbon chose to make all of this a part of the grand purposive movement, in the wider sense I mentioned, of the decline and fall of Rome. And within this grand purposive movement of Roman history, Gibbon was willing to treat ebb-and-flow history brusquely, even when it was the ebb-and-flow of civilization, which could also be understood as periods of stagnation.
Gibbon, obviously, doesn’t use the language of either purposive movement or ebb-and-flow history. Both of these are ideas from the twentieth century that I am reading into Gibbon as a way to understand what he found to be of historical interest, that is to say, worth narrating. We can defuse some of the disagreements of what is of proper historical interest, that is, the scope of history, or what we might call proper historicity, by making appropriate distinctions, as I have been suggesting here. Better yet, beyond a mere distinction between purposive movement and ebb and flow history, we could formulate a taxonomy of histories that would include both of these, perhaps with these two constituting the end points of a continuum of histories that stretch from purposive movement at one end to ebb-and-flow at the other end.
A taxonomy of histories is already implicitly known to us. Since the late twentieth century, micro-history has played an increasing role in historiography. Few question the value of, and many recognize the insights gained by, the detailed examination of a given village, or a particular life in the past that happens to be well documented—and most lives in the past were not well documented. John Romer’s book and television series Ancient Lives brought to life the ordinary events in the lives of individuals who lived thousands of years ago. I don’t believe that Romer was aiming at micro-history, but there is a significant overlap between archaeology and micro-history. The evidence of the past uncovered by archaeology often documents the lives of humble people, though the fantastic finds of tombs filled with gold and jewels may receive far more attention. Archaeologists have largely embraced this historical miniaturism and they now sift the remains of earlier excavations, in which only treasures were sought, to find the small clues that allow for the reconstruction of the lives of ordinary people in the distant past.
Compared with this historical miniaturism, Gibbon presents a grand sweep of history, from the height of the empire to its final dissolution in 1453 AD with the fall of Constantinople to the Turks. This is what I called Gibbon’s civilizational perspective. We can identify even grander sweeps of history that have appeared since Gibbon’s time, especially in what has come to be called speculative philosophy of history as exemplified by Spengler and Toynbee. As we saw in the episode on Toynbee, he doesn’t limit himself to the decline and fall of one civilization, but maps out the panorama of the rise and fall of multiple civilizations over historical time. One could argue that this speculative philosophy of history passes a threshold that Gibbon did not cross, and for this reason we can call Gibbon’s work history, while the other work we could deny as being any kind of history. But we recognize, even in so saying, that Spengler and Toynbee have become stalking horses, and there are many other attempts to draw a larger historical picture than Gibbon, as in contemporary big history.
We could argue that micro-history falls below the threshold of proper historicity, and ought correctly to be understood as historical sociology. And we could argue, as above, that Toynbee is philosophy of history, or meta-history, and therefore not within the scope of proper historicity. Or we could accept that history ranges across the spectrum, but what distinguishes Gibbon’s history is that is the history of a civilization—or, at least, part of the history of a civilization. It isn’t the micro-history of one Roman city—though it might have been that if Gibbon had stuck with his original plan, later taken over by Gregorovius, of writing the history only of the city of Rome. And it isn’t an attempt at universal history, whether the universal history of Bossuet before Gibbon or the universal history of Toynbee after Gibbon. It is, as I said, a civilizational history.
Gibbon gives us the civilizational perspective on Rome and what we might call Roman-adjacent civilizations. Micro-history occurs on a scale below that of civilizational history, but it is still history. And the whole of human history is more than civilizational history, but it is still history. In my episode on Gregorovius I called this historical space between micro-history and big history meso-history, since it occurs somewhere near the middle of the scale of objects that might be of historical interest. Even within meso-history we can make distinctions of greater or lesser scope. Gibbon’s history branching through several closely related civilizations is near the higher end of the scale of meso-history, while Gregorovius’ history of Rome, being a little less comprehensive, is lower down the scale.
The meta-historical scale above the scope of Gibbon’s history verges on philosophy of history, as we see in the works of Spengler and Toynbee. Meso-history maybe philosophical as well. We saw in yesterday’s episode on Hume that the Enlightenment historians were sometimes called philosophical historians. We also can find warnings about reading any philosophy of history into Gibbon. For example, Paul Cartledge wrote: “Unhappily for those intellectual historians of today who wish to reconstruct or invent an elaborate Gibbonian ‘philosophy of history,’ Gibbon was not a systematic thinker.” It is true that Gibbon was not a systematic thinker, and the philosophy of history we would find in his work would not be a systematic philosophy of history.
We can also find claims that all history involves a philosophy of history. William Paton Ker wrote: “There is an implicit philosophy of history in every modern historian, even when like Gibbon or Macaulay he may seem for the time to have no interest beyond the narrative.” In my episode on Philosophy of History before Augustine I discussed the view of Hayden White that every history is predicated upon a philosophy of history, whether or not this philosophy is ever made explicit.
Gibbon was one of the great Enlightenment thinkers, and he brought his Enlightenment perspective to his civilizational history of Rome. In my episode of yesterday on Hume I said that Hume’s philosophy, also an artifact of the Enlightenment, implied a deflationary philosophy of history, and I quoted Gibbon on the role of miracles. In Gibbon’s essentially naturalistic narrative, even if guardedly naturalistic, he does exemplify the deflationary ideal by eliminating appeals to supernatural causes.
Insofar as Gibbon’s naturalism converges on our naturalism, we read him like a contemporary who shares much of our conceptual framework. For his reason, it is often difficult to see the problems with a perspective that we share with the author. As I mentioned in my episode on Marx, we don’t necessarily want to completely think our way into an author’s conceptual framework, as this eliminates any critical distance between ourselves and the work. But Gibbon has been around long enough for his critics to have seen the shortcomings of his work, at least, the shortcomings by their lights. Mark T. Gilderhus in History and Historians: A Historiographical Introduction (p. 39) wrote of the later response to Gibbon:

“Critics such as Robin G. Collingwood in the twentieth century attacked Enlightenment historians on the grounds that their insensitivity in effect violated the integrity of history. More specifically, they failed to empathize properly with the historical actors or comprehend their behavior accurately on their own terms. Rather, Enlightenment scholars indulged in exposés, reviling the past to obliterate and overcome it. Consequently, Collingwood denounced their writing as an enterprise gone fundamentally wrong. They had failed to carry out the historian’s primary task, that is, to elucidate the past, not merely to condemn it.”

I wouldn’t go so far as to say that Enlightenment history was fundamentally wrong, but its perspective does incorporate limitations and blindspots, as does any distinctive perspective. A history on the civilizational scale, like Gibbon’s, is not going to be focused on reenacting the thoughts of historical agents, which was Collingwood’s focus. This smacks too much of historical miniaturism. And Collingwood, on the other hand, isn’t going to be forced into making the kind of abstract conceptual distinctions among kinds of history that I have attributed to Gibbon. Enlightenment historiography is highly abstract, even artificial, and for that reason, distant and often unsympathetic, but by taking this grand civilizational perspective, it reveals dimensions of history that are not shown in as sharp relief by the methods of reenactment, historical sociology, or microhistory.

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10A - 124 - CIRCLE - NeverSeen Remix.mp3
10A - 124 - Downstream - Makeez, Life on Planets (Lazare Remix).mp3
10A - 124 - Kid Cudi - Day N Night (Jamy Nox Remix).mp3
10A - 124 - Peaty x Soldera - Niafunke.mp3
10A - 124 - Supermode - Tell Me Why (James Carter Remix) [Axtone].mp3
10A - 125 - Birds of MInd - No time for Tears (Nick Morgan Rework).mp3
10A - 127 - Dimas Perera, Marling - El Tren (Eloy Gonzalez Remix) [SoundVibes].mp3
10B - 122 - Neil Young - Harvest Moon (Mita Gami Edit).mp3
10B - 122 - Skeleton Army, Rockin Moroccin - Touch (Extended Mix) [Get Physical].mp3
11A - 116 - Yamil - Maiye (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
11A - 118 - Black Coffee & David Guetta - Drive (Da Capo Dub Touch).mp3
11A - 118 - Hamid Al Shaeri - Ouda (PEATY Remix).mp3
11A - 118 - Moojo - Ze Roberto.mp3
11A - 118 - Nuzu Deep - I Am One With The Universe (Chaleee Remix) [WeAreiDyll].mp3
11A - 120 - Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Kimotion Edit).mp3
11A - 120 - Jackson 5 - I Want You Back (Moojo Edit).mp3
11A - 120 - Kang - Day5 (Faros Remix).mp3
11A - 120 - Mano, Ajna - Bottom.mp3
11A - 120 - MARTINE GIRAULT - Revival (Newman (I Love) remix).mp3
11A - 120 - Massh - iLanga (&ME Edit).mp3
11A - 120 - Myd, Chambord - Together We Stand (Chambord Remix) [Ed Banger].mp3
11A - 120 - Nico de Andrea, Eli & Fur - Start The Fire (Tayllor Extended Remix) [Armada].mp3
11A - 120 - Sofi Tukker, &friends, Mari Merenda, Sophia Ardessore - Veneno (&friends Extended Mix) [SOFI TUKKER LLC].mp3
11A - 121 - Ajna & Jamiie ft Nomvula - ID DEMO NEW.mp3
11A - 121 - Chocolate Puma, Haska - Always And Forever (Extended Mix) [Armada].mp3
11A - 122 - Busta Rhymes, Rampa, Black Coffee - Mamakusa.mp3
11A - 122 - CamelPhat - What A Day (Marten Lou Remix).mp3
11A - 122 - Kabza de Small - Imithandazo (David Mackay Remix).mp3
11A - 122 - Lemon & Herb - Zulumke (Da Capo Afro Dub).mp3
11A - 122 - Mont Rouge - Belsunce.mp3
11A - 122 - NenaHalena, AMEME - Own The Fire (Extended Lit Mix) [One Tribe].mp3
11A - 123 - CAMAGU - Augusto Yepes.mp3
11A - 123 - Coll - Daydreaming.mp3
11A - 123 - Daft Punk - Get Lucky (Rivo Remix).mp3
11A - 123 - David Tort, Markem - Move Ya Body (Extended Mix) [HoTL].mp3
11A - 123 - Keinemusik, Alan Dixon, Arabic Piano - Thandaza (Original Mix) [Keinemusik].mp3
11A - 123 - Mano Negra - Sueno De Solentiname (Pablo Fierro Version).mp3
11A - 123 - Pablo Fierro, Joyia - Our Love (Original Mix) [WE'RE HERE].mp3
11A - 123 - Royksopp - Running To The Sea (DSF Edit).mp3
11A - 124 - DiMO (BG), Mr.K (BG) - Ronda (Original Mix) [Rituals].mp3
11A - 125 - Rampa - Les Gout (Sllash & Doppe Edit).mp3
11A - 125 - Tayllor - Eyes On Me.mp3
11B - 122 - Baron (FR), Mel Bundo - Spacer (Original Mix) [Get Physical].mp3
12A - 116 - The Weeknd - Creepin' [Hoax (BE) & INMAHEAD Remix].mp3
12A - 118 - Meera (NO) - Blomst (Original Mix) [Crib].mp3
12A - 118 - Michael Jackson - The Thriller (Lucas Moncorge Vision).mp3
12A - 119 - Pippi Ciez, Chukku - Final Chapter (Original Mix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
12A - 119 - Softmal, LLolita - Family Affair (Original Mix) [Resurrection].mp3
12A - 120 - Da Capo - New Sun.mp3
12A - 120 - Djolee - Lady in Black (Original Mix) [Manitox].mp3
12A - 120 - Fatoumata Diawara - Nterini (Kylian Remix).mp3
12A - 120 - Kanye West - Love Lockdown (Vidojean X Oliver Loenn Afro Remix).mp3
12A - 120 - Maz - Ndaciii.mp3
12A - 120 - MoBlack, Benja, Franc Fala - Yamore.mp3
12A - 120 - MOSY - Watching My Body Move (Original Mix) [Tortuga].mp3
12A - 120 - Prince Kaybee - Higher (Chaleee Remix).mp3
12A - 120 - Shredder SA - Mfana Seshego (Original Mix) [&Maru].mp3
12A - 120 - Tato, MoBlack, VHOOR, Tuyo & FBC - Clareou (Extended Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
12A - 120 - The Weeknd, Moojo - Secret ID x Creepin' (Rivo Mashup).mp3
12A - 120 - Toto - Africa (Alex Twin Edit).mp3
12A - 120 - Victor Alc - Essamina.mp3
12A - 120 - YusMusica - Family Affair.mp3
12A - 121 - Bukeka, Ajna (BE) - Kwenze (Mosoo Remix) [Magnifik].mp3
12A - 121 - Darksidevinyl - What that thing called (Original Mix) [Lekke LLC].mp3
12A - 121 - Kosheen - Hide U (Issy x Marten Lou).mp3
12A - 121 - Regard - Ride It (FromParis Remix).mp3
12A - 121 - Sasson (FR), Bar - Bate Forte.mp3
12A - 122 - Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Larse VIP Edit).mp3
12A - 122 - Eran Hersh, Alex Twin - Ya Nana.mp3
12A - 122 - Jorja Smith - Little Things (Peace Control Remix).mp3
12A - 122 - Lana Del Rey x Bro code - Summertime Sadness x djMerlon (Chris IDH Edit).mp3
12A - 122 - Moloko - Forever More (Andrew Meller Edit).mp3
12A - 122 - Tabia, Tayllor, Joezi - Butterfly Effect (Extended) [Deep Root Tribe].mp3
12A - 123 - Emmanuel Jal, Nitefreak - Gorah (Francis Mercier Midnight Extended Mix) [Higher Ground].mp3
12A - 123 - Toto - Africa (V2 Rampa Edit).mp3
12A - 123 - Vooz Brothers - Oh Sheep (Original Mix) [REDOLENT].mp3
12A - 124 - Alex Twin, Joezi - Sweet K (Extended Mix) [Kitisuru].mp3
12A - 127 - Quentin Harris - Warning (Adam Ten & Mita Gami Re-Edit).mp3
12A - 128 - Kasabian - Call (Solomun Remix) [Columbia (Sony)].mp3
1A - 118 - Reekado Banks - Feel Different (Chris IDH Remix) [Yulunga].mp3
1A - 120 - Blue Method - Hele.mp3
1A - 120 - Bob Sinclar - World Hold On (Not From Paris Remix).mp3
1A - 120 - Digolo Phillip & Dylan-S - Dana (Foozak & Candyman Remix).mp3
1A - 120 - Drush (FR) & Oluhle x The Weeknd - Nyakalo x Shameless (Pete Dash Mushup).mp3
1A - 120 - Malive, Luiza Gogoia, Morgado - Quintal.mp3
1A - 120 - Oluwadamvic, Anghel, Prayon - Koleye (Extended Mix) [Go Deeva].mp3
1A - 121 - Bob Sinclar - World Hold On (Sasson & Soubeiran Remix).mp3
1A - 121 - Ost & Kjex, Yulia Niko - Love The Rain Days (Santiago Garcia Extended Remix) [Armada].mp3
1A - 122 - Drake & Rampa - Virgil Forever (Instrumental).mp3
1A - 122 - Eran Hersh x Kasango - Ascension.mp3
1A - 122 - Feid - Classy 101 (Maz, VXSION Extended Edit).mp3
1A - 122 - Shimza, Caiiro - Nyali.mp3
1A - 122 - Victor Alc - I Know You Know.mp3
1A - 123 - Duke Dumont - Ocean Drive (Ikerfoxx (ES) Remix).mp3
1A - 123 - James Organ, Kuuda - The Real You (Original Mix) [SHEN].mp3
1A - 123 - Jazzuelle, Kali Mija, Enrico & Carmo, Lati (BR) - Me Ama (Original Mix) [Abracadabra].mp3
1A - 124 - Lazarusman, LITERATURA - Story Of Our Lives (Original Mix) [Connected Frontline].mp3
1A - 124 - Tyla - Water (Yaacov Remix).mp3
2A - 120 - Angelos - Ages (Original Mix) [Frau Blau].mp3
2A - 120 - Black Coffee - Juju (Chaleee & Sammi Ferrer Escalation Remix).mp3
2A - 120 - Bun Xapa - La Mezcla.mp3
2A - 120 - Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (Da Capo & Kitty Amor Extended Remix) [Defected].mp3
2A - 120 - Moori - Go Deep.mp3
2A - 120 - Okey, Orsay - Natura (Extended Mix) [Deep Root Tribe].mp3
2A - 120 - Omah Lay - Soso (Deroos Extended Remix).mp3
2A - 120 - QUENTRO & Tuna - Soro Soke.mp3
2A - 120 - Swedish House Mafia - Leave The World Behind (Vidojean X Oliver Loenn 2024 Rework).mp3
2A - 120 - Tyla - Water (Vanco Edit).mp3
2A - 120 - Vidojean x Oliver Loenn - Alameyo (Extended Mix) [Tomorrowland].mp3
2A - 121 - Jamek Ortega - Ride With Me.mp3
2A - 121 - Michael Jackson - Beat it (Shimza Remix).mp3
2A - 122 - 16BL, Colle, deroos - One Place (Extended Mix) [Brain Sugar].mp3
2A - 122 - Alex Twin - Bandido.mp3
2A - 122 - Black Coffee - Gardens Of Eden (Enoo Napa Remix).mp3
2A - 122 - Busta Rhymes - Give It 2 Me (Moon J Remix).mp3
2A - 122 - Colle' - Kupata.mp3
2A - 122 - Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (Jack Back Extended Remix) [Defected].mp3
2A - 122 - Dj Fabio Deep - Tombua (Original Mix) [Guettoz Muzik].mp3
2A - 122 - Folamour - Voyage (Antdot Remix).mp3
2A - 122 - Ginno Mesina - This Shit Is Bananas.mp3
2A - 122 - Moon J - Know What You Want (Original Mix) [Tortuga].mp3
2A - 122 - THEUSS - Losing My Mind (Aaaron Remix) [AZZUR].mp3
2A - 123 - Asake - Basquiat (AUGUSTE Remix) [Disposable].mp3
2A - 123 - Bukeka, Ajna (BE) - Anahata (Original Mix) [Magnifik].mp3
2A - 123 - German Brigante - Karttikeya (Original Mix) [Sol Selectas].mp3
2A - 123 - John Cala - Momentum (Original Mix) [Siamese].mp3
2A - 123 - Kashovski - Bad Man (Original Mix) [Get Physical].mp3
2A - 123 - Nico de Andrea, Baron (FR), D - Prezzy - Kingston Groove (Extended Mix) [Armada].mp3
2A - 123 - Palane, Badbwoy - De Soweto (Extended Mix) [Subsonik].mp3
2A - 123 - Victor Alc - Boreal.mp3
2A - 124 - Andre Rizo, Christian Lepah - Kankane (Original Mix) [Katun].mp3
3A - 117 - Moojo, Da Capo - What U Desire (Vocal Mix).mp3
3A - 118 - Chaleee, Marco Pex - Your Hands.mp3
3A - 118 - Yamil, Rosalinda de la Espada - A Ti Nada Mas (Original Mix) [Monaberry].mp3
3A - 120 - 40D x CONDE - Meteor.mp3
3A - 120 - Animalic Drum - Mwendwa (Extended Mix) [Kitisuru].mp3
3A - 120 - Leon - Rise (Baron (FR), Darmon - Mamy Edit).mp3
3A - 120 - MOSY - However (Original Mix) [Tortuga].mp3
3A - 120 - Naika - 1 + 1 (Guapo Remix).mp3
3A - 120 - Naomi Sharon - Definition Of Love (Alex K sh Remix).mp3
3A - 120 - RISE (Ilan Edit), played by keinemusik.mp3
3A - 120 - Tyla - Truth or Dare (Vidojean x Oliver Loenn Remix).mp3
3A - 120 - Victor Alc - Sudam rica.mp3
3A - 120 - WhoMadeWho x Rampa - Tell Me Are We (Arrab Remix).mp3
3A - 121 - Arodes - Rolling.mp3
3A - 121 - Drake - One Dance (DENI Remix).mp3
3A - 122 - A.C.N. - Hekima (Original Mix) [TAU].mp3
3A - 122 - AM M , Baron, Hook N Sling... - Like That x Take You Higher (Cassablanca Edit).mp3
3A - 122 - Disclosure, Eliza Doolittle - You & Me (Rivo Remix) [UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)].mp3
3A - 122 - Drake - A Keeper (Chaleee & Sammi Ferrer Remix).mp3
3A - 122 - Gruwski - Nyami (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
3A - 122 - Kassin - Paradise.mp3
3A - 122 - Makossa & Megablast - Soy Como Soy (Arodes Remix).mp3
3A - 122 - The Weeknd - After Hours (Marcus Santoro Sunset Remix).mp3
3A - 122 - Vernis Rouge - Bande organis e (Kimotion Extended Version) [RCA Group].mp3
3A - 122 - Years & Years - Desire (Adam Trigger & Hoax (BE) Remix).mp3
3A - 123 - ANOTR, Abel Balder - Relax My Eyes (Chris Arna & Morbus Remix).mp3
3A - 123 - Bryson Tiller - Right My Wrongs (Ikerfoxx (ES) Remix).mp3
3A - 123 - Rockin Moroccin - Oldschool, Baby (Playa Edit) V2.mp3
3A - 123 - The Weeknd - Save Your Tears (Alex Wann Remix).mp3
3A - 124 - Arodes - Burning Like This (Original Mix) [Unreleased].mp3
3A - 124 - Capoon - All Of My Heart (Original Mix) [Human By Default].mp3
3A - 124 - Capoon, Vicky Kroon - Yesterday (Original Mix).mp3
3B - 118 - &friends, Bayanni - Ta Ta Ta (Extended) [TH3RD BRAIN].mp3
3B - 124 - The Killers - Mr. Brightside (Aahil Edit).mp3
4A - 119 - Kintar - End Emotions (Extended Mix) [Armada].mp3
4A - 120 - &friends, Phina Asa - This Is What It Feels Like (Atmos Blaq Extended Remix) [Armada].mp3
4A - 120 - Alex Wann, Soubeiran, Nes Mburu - N'Gele.mp3
4A - 120 - Berin - Exotica (Original Mix) [Sunset Gathering].mp3
4A - 120 - Lazarusman, Liva K, atsou - 100 Horses (Original Mix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
4A - 120 - Moh Maya - Alchemist (Original Mix) [Human By Default].mp3
4A - 120 - Nelly Furtado - Say it Right (Soubeiran Remix).mp3
4A - 120 - Nico Morano, MeWhy - Bingo (DSF Remix) [Ontourage].mp3
4A - 120 - Omah Lay - Holy Ghost (Marino Canal & Santiago Garcia Remix).mp3
4A - 120 - Soubeiran - Mas Que Nada.mp3
4A - 120 - Vidojean X Oliver Loenn - More Than You Know (2024 Rework).mp3
4A - 121 - Dorian Craft - Kilamba (Oxia Remix) [Diversions].mp3
4A - 121 - Dorian Craft, Baron (FR) - Paradigm (Original Mix) [Human By Default].mp3
4A - 121 - Enzo Siffredi, FNX OMAR & BAQABO - Kiswahili (FNX Omar's Mix) [Wired].mp3
4A - 121 - Madonna - Rain (Urmet K Edit 2023).mp3
4A - 121 - Mr. Moudz - Gana (Original Mix) [Go Deeva].mp3
4A - 121 - Playmen, Valeron, Klavdia - Touch Me (Extended Version) [Panik].mp3
4A - 121 - Raffa Guido - Famax (Jerak Remix).mp3
4A - 121 - Touzani, Sofiya Nzau - Ouria Deka (West & Hill Remix) [House Music With Love].mp3
4A - 122 - Adriatique, Eynka - Beyond Us (Extended Hatshepsut Version - Alex Wann Remix) [Cercle].mp3
4A - 122 - Alex Wann & Paul Kalkbrenner - Haze x Sky and Sand (TWINS Edit).mp3
4A - 122 - Alex Wann - Haze (Michel 'On A Dream' Edit).mp3
4A - 122 - Alex Wann vs Pink - What about Haze (Quma Edit).mp3
4A - 122 - Andrea Oliva, Moeaike, Arodes - Stronger Than Before (Original Mix) [Unreleased].mp3
4A - 122 - Armin van Buuren - In And Out Of Love (Rivo Remix) Demo.mp3
4A - 122 - Chaka Khan - Ain't Nobody (Alex Wann Edit).mp3
4A - 122 - Clavi Binos, Xolani, Ivy Lesson, Mcebisi - Ngonyama yamaZulu (DSF Remix) [Afro Fusion].mp3
4A - 122 - Coll - Breathe.mp3
4A - 122 - Drake & Jorja Smith - Get It Together (Antdot & VXSION Revisit Intro Mix).mp3
4A - 122 - Drake - Slime You Out (Samson Remix).mp3
4A - 122 - Franky Wah, Robin M - Intina (Original Mix) [SHEN].mp3
4A - 122 - Franky Wah, Robin M - Maasai (Original Mix) [SHEN].mp3
4A - 122 - Nico Morano, MeWhy - Everything I Own (Gorje Hewek Remix) [Ontourage].mp3
4A - 122 - REMIND - Look Around You (Moojo Remix).mp3
4A - 122 - Yamil - Kale Kale (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
4A - 123 - Akon - Smack That (&friends Remix).mp3
4A - 123 - Alexey Union, Alar - Im Going Big (Original Mix) [TalkTalk].mp3
4A - 123 - Axwell & Ingrosso - More Than You Know (Mont Rouge Remix) [UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)].mp3
4A - 123 - Coldplay - Viva La Vida (Choujaa & Epsylon Remix).mp3
4A - 123 - Idd Aziz, Darksidevinyl - Embe (Original Mix) [Lekke LLC].mp3
4A - 123 - Memo Rex, PALOMA. - Muladhara (Original Mix) [Sol Selectas].mp3
4A - 124 - Angus & Julia Stone - Big Jet Plane (Raphael Palacci Extended Mix).mp3
4A - 124 - Empire Of The Sun - Walking on a Dream (VXSION Edit).mp3
4A - 125 - Carlita - Time (Original Mix) [Counter].mp3
4A - 125 - Empire Of The Sun - Walking on a Dream (Kimotion x Amour Propre Remix).mp3
4A - 125 - Meloko, Mozambo - Ubatuba.mp3
4A - 125 - Rampa - Les Gout (Tayllor Edit).mp3
5A - 117 - Peggy Gou, Lenny Kravitz - I Believe in love again (Darren x Hoodia Remix).mp3
5A - 118 - Vidojean X Oliver Loenn X Alesso - Depeche X If I Lose Myself (Mashup).mp3
5A - 119 - Yacine Dessouki, NDRK - You (Original Mix) [LSF21+].mp3
5A - 120 - Bill Withers - Who Is He (Victhor Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - Bun Xapa - Yeke Yeke (Original Mix) [Calamar].mp3
5A - 120 - Chris IDH - Sunray.mp3
5A - 120 - COOLIO - Gangsta Paradise (Moojo Edit).mp3
5A - 120 - Da Africa Deep - Feel The Love (Original Mix) [One People].mp3
5A - 120 - Da Africa Deep, Mici - Me And You (Extended Mix) [One People].mp3
5A - 120 - Demay - Now That We Found Love (Original Mix) [Calamar].mp3
5A - 120 - G.Zamora, Markuss - Marina (Original Mix) [Personal Belongings].mp3
5A - 120 - Malive, Billy Otto - Reduto (Original Mix) [Diynamic].mp3
5A - 120 - Monkey Safari - Remedy (Original Mix) [Good Vibes From Paradise].mp3
5A - 120 - MOSY - If You Want Me To Stay (Uh Ooh) (Extended Version).mp3
5A - 120 - Naomi Sharon - Another Life (Emre K. Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - Naomi Sharon - Another Life (TwoNotty Edit).mp3
5A - 120 - Naomi Sharon - Another Life (Urmet K Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - Nico Morano, Iron Mayhem - 1979 (Nico Morano Extended Rework) [LIVANA MUSIC].mp3
5A - 120 - Plixis - Coming Back.mp3
5A - 120 - Rihanna - Needed Me (Suite 52 x Bondo Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - Roque, Nontu X - Visions Of Love (Enoo Napa Remix) [DeepHouse].mp3
5A - 120 - SAM-A - Zurimars (Original Mix) [Immortal Bass].mp3
5A - 120 - Survivor - Eye Of The Tiger (Ahmed Bench Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - The Black Eyed Peas - Just Can't Get Enough (Ikerfoxx & Ash Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - The Policy - Maashaven (Dennis Louvra Remix).mp3
5A - 120 - Yamil - You Never Alone (Original Mix) [Pieces of Life].mp3
5A - 121 - &Me - Out Of My Head.mp3
5A - 121 - AlphaBeta - Lullaby (Original Mix) [QulaqAs].mp3
5A - 121 - Bun Xapa, Moojo - Tokyo.mp3
5A - 121 - Coco, Mole, Nitefreak - Savior (Extended) [Deep Root Tribe].mp3
5A - 121 - Gabsy, Ransac - Tarzn (Original Mix) [Wired].mp3
5A - 121 - Gui Boratto - D jeuner Sur L'Herbe (Antdot & Bakka BR Remix Gui Boratto Edit) [Zatar].mp3
5A - 121 - Gui Boratto - D jeuner Sur L'Herbe (Antdot & Bakka BR Remix) [Zatar].mp3
5A - 121 - Jon.K - Contigo (Original Mix) [Somatique].mp3
5A - 121 - Mass?h, Adam Port - All I Got.mp3
5A - 121 - Michael Ritter - Always Love (Original Mix) [AZZUR].mp3
5A - 121 - Moojo - Lisboa.mp3
5A - 121 - SAMM (BE) - TROY.mp3
5A - 121 - Starving Yet Full, Caiiro, Moojo - NGWINO (Original Mix) [Calamar].mp3
5A - 122 - Joezi, Cesaar - Black Sand (Original Mix) [Wired].mp3
5A - 122 - &ME vs. Bad Bunny - Garden Porto Bonito (Calussa Edit).mp3
5A - 122 - Alex Wann - Mayne.mp3
5A - 122 - Coco, Urmet K - Look Up My Baby (Alex Twin Remix) [Yulunga].mp3
5A - 122 - Darque - April (Original Mix) [Kunye].mp3
5A - 122 - ID - Falling Back (Chalee Remix).mp3
5A - 122 - Idd Aziz, KingDonna, Miishu - Ringa (Original Mix) [Sondela].mp3
5A - 122 - Idd Aziz, Savage & SHe , Dean Walker - Dakar (Extended mix) [Handz Of Time].mp3
5A - 122 - Jordan John - Magic (Instrumental) [One Tribe].mp3
5A - 122 - Maglia - U BE MINE (Original Mix) [Anemos Dance].mp3
5A - 122 - Marasi - Africa.mp3
5A - 122 - Maxic - Desert Rose (Original Mix) [BlackSea].mp3
5A - 122 - Meloko, Selim Sivade, Utli, Aemz - Don't Stop (Gianni Romano, Emanuele Esposito, Aura Remix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
5A - 122 - Michael Jackson x Renate, Presi On, Augusto Yepes - Thriller x Mawu (Yigit&Mert Edit).mp3
5A - 122 - Moojo - Meditation.mp3
5A - 122 - NIIXII - Me and You (DSF Remix) [Mindgame].mp3
5A - 122 - Rockin Moroccin - Always On Time (Extended Mix) [Go Deeva].mp3
5A - 122 - Sounds Of Rituals & Augusto Yepes - Seva In The Deep (Darmon Edit).mp3
5A - 122 - Starving Yet Full, MOSY - On My Mind (Original Mix) [Tortuga].mp3
5A - 122 - Tayllor - Into You (Bootleg).mp3
5A - 123 - Alex Kosh - I Told You (Original Mix) [Sudam].mp3
5A - 123 - DJ G, Juliet Mendoza - Elevate (Dr Feel Remix) [SP].mp3
5A - 123 - Dorian Craft, Chambord - Lost in the Night (Sis Remix) [Diversions].mp3
5A - 123 - Drake - Finesse (Antdot Remix).mp3
5A - 123 - DSF - Not Like You (Extended Mix) [My Other Side of the Moon].mp3
5A - 123 - Emanuele Esposito, Gianni Romano, Helen Tesfazghi - It's Not Right (Moojo Remix) [Ulu].mp3
5A - 123 - Francis Mercier, Boukman Eksperyans - Imamou (Original Mix) [Deep Root Tribe].mp3
5A - 123 - Jazzy, Jamie Jones - We Groovin (Sparrow & Barbossa Remix) [Helix].mp3
5A - 123 - Maz - Emorio^.mp3
5A - 123 - Maz(BR), VXSION x ABBA - Amana x SOS (Dario Hessabi Edit).mp3
5A - 123 - Stromae - Alors Fraoula (Darmon Edit).mp3
5A - 124 - Johannes Brecht - Arp Piano (Club Version) [Diynamic].mp3
5A - 124 - Malik Taj - Contigo.mp3
5A - 124 - Marten Lou - Radiohead 4.0.mp3
5A - 124 - Rufus Du Sol - New Sky (Sathler Remix).mp3
5A - 125 - Zac, Lazarusman, Hugo Cantarra - Validate Yourself (Extended Mix) [Zerothree].mp3
5B - 120 - WhoMadeWho, RY X - Love Will Save Me (Marten Lou Remix) [The Moment].mp3
5B - 122 - Emanuel Satie, Tim Engelhardt, Maga, Sean Doron - Resilience (Andhim Extended Remix) [Scenarios].mp3
6A - 115 - Bobby Caldwell - Do 4 Love (Victhor Remix).mp3
6A - 118 - Muzari - Saka (Original Mix) [Open Bar].mp3
6A - 118 - Rhodes, CamelPhat - Home (Arabic Piano Remix) [Broke].mp3
6A - 119 - Kimotion X Luch - You You You.mp3
6A - 120 - &friends, Joseph (CH) - Jackie Brown.mp3
6A - 120 - Ariano Kina - Love With You (Original Mix) [Made in Kin ].mp3
6A - 120 - Aytiwan & Kaudron - Es Vedra (Chaleee Remix).mp3
6A - 120 - Bun Xapa - Masego fijnal.mp3
6A - 120 - Dennis Ferrer, Danil Wright, Kasango - Church Lady (Extended Mix) [King Street].mp3
6A - 120 - Disalazar - Medusa (Dr Feel Extended Remix) [Polyptych].mp3
6A - 120 - Forrest, &friends, Del Arte - Everyday (Original Mix) [Hidden Hands].mp3
6A - 120 - Gruwski - Amaya (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
6A - 120 - Gruwski - Maremu (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
6A - 120 - Guapo, Peaty - 6PM In Casablanca.mp3
6A - 120 - Hanna Hais, Leo Guardo, GuguPash - Angeke (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
6A - 120 - Jerome Sydor - Ano Derirwo (Original Mix) [Highlimit].mp3
6A - 120 - Minoas Cirillo, ReiRei - Cairo (Extended Mix) [Night Mayors].mp3
6A - 120 - Nico Morano, MeWhy - 100 Miles (Re.you Remix) [Ontourage].mp3
6A - 120 - OVEOUS, QVLN - Queimar (GUAPO (AO) Remix) [Hyper Soul].mp3
6A - 120 - Pablo Fierro, Vanco, Una Rams - WELE WELE (Original Mix) [WE'RE HERE].mp3
6A - 120 - QARAQOOM - Oasis (Original Mix) [QARAQOOM].mp3
6A - 120 - RBOR - Isoma.mp3
6A - 120 - Rufus Du Sol - Innerbloom (Imad & Dennis Louvra Remix).mp3
6A - 120 - Samm & Ajna - By my side.mp3
6A - 120 - Soulroots, Nuzu Deep - Sipho (West & Hill Club Version) V2.mp3
6A - 120 - Zerb, Sofiya Nzau - Mwaki (&friends Remix Extended) [TH3RD BRAIN].mp3
6A - 121 - Mita Gami - Danger Vocals.mp3
6A - 121 - Rhodes, CamelPhat - Home (Samm & Ajna Remix) [Broke].mp3
6A - 122 - &lez - The Rhythm Of Dancing (Extended Mix) [SIZE].mp3
6A - 122 - Bantwanas, Pops Mohamed, Sobantwana - Kora (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep].mp3
6A - 122 - Bun Xapa - Thibang Thibang.mp3
6A - 122 - G rkem ay - Solo (Original Mix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
6A - 122 - Haldo - We Danzhe (Original Mix) [Ocha Mzansi].mp3
6A - 122 - Hyenah, DJ Tira, Nitefreak, Luke Ntombela - Ezizweni (Nitefreak Remix) [Sondela].mp3
6A - 122 - Illinois, Darksidevinyl - Lola's Theme (Original Mix) [Lekke LLC].mp3
6A - 122 - KEENE, Arabic Piano - All Night.mp3
6A - 122 - LevyM - Champagne.mp3
6A - 122 - LevyM - Heartache.mp3
6A - 122 - LevyM, Kash Neeve - Heartache (Extended Mix) [Sondela Recordings Ltd].mp3
6A - 122 - Madonna - Music (Alex Twin Rework).mp3
6A - 122 - Moh Maya - El Gallo Dos (Original Mix) [Human By Default].mp3
6A - 122 - Nitefreak, laureno - Asara.mp3
6A - 122 - PEATY - Bamako (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
6A - 122 - Phonique, Ayla (BR) - To Move On (Phonique Remix) [Zatar].mp3
6A - 122 - RY X - Howling (Legare Remix).mp3
6A - 122 - SINHEDA, TwoForAll, Nusty - Ibe Sala (Original Mix) [Wired].mp3
6A - 122 - Soldera, Cazt, Dandara Manoela - Minha Prece Remix (Extended Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
6A - 122 - Tato - Pelo meu amor.mp3
6A - 122 - Tripolism - Ras In France (Extended Mix) [Ultra].mp3
6A - 122 - William Rizz - Magical (Original Mix) [Deep In Your Soul].mp3
6A - 123 - Carlos Torre, Torre & Lords - El Tambor (Original Mix) [Made In Miami].mp3
6A - 123 - Dougwav - Signals.mp3
6A - 123 - Enamour, Samanta Liza - Slip Away (Tim Engelhardt & Sean Doron Remix) [LIFEFORMS].mp3
6A - 123 - Nico Morano, MeWhy - One Too Many Times (Fairplay Remix) [Ontourage].mp3
6A - 123 - The Drifter, Kadosh (IL) - Jakarta (Night Version) [Feines Tier].mp3
6A - 123 - Tommy Farrow - Let's Just (Arodes Remix) [Stress].mp3
6A - 123 - Victor Alc - Shared Love.mp3
6A - 123 - XANDL - Wimbo (Original Mix) [Maneki Neko].mp3
6A - 123 - York, Eran Hersh, Solr - Wema (Extended Mix) [Green Room].mp3
6A - 124 - Abel Ray, Kashovski x Underworld - Sick Boy Born Slippy.mp3
6A - 124 - Coll - Something to Believe.mp3
6A - 124 - Kashovski - Pull Out The Fire.mp3
6A - 124 - Meera (NO) - No Space (Original Mix) [Crib].mp3
6A - 124 - Mita Gami - All By Myself.mp3
6A - 124 - Moojo - I Want Your Soul.mp3
6A - 124 - Tayllor - Zurdo (Original mix) [IZIKI].mp3
6A - 125 - Silyvi, Two Strong - Quando Fui A Benguela (Original Mix) [NuLu].mp3
6A - 126 - Bulat - Karimu (The Organism Remix) [Organic Tunes].mp3
6A - 126 - Lazarusman, AMEME, Cameron - Never (Extended Mix) [REALM].mp3
6B - 119 - Chambord X MJ - Mamentia (Don't Stop) (Abel Ray Edit).mp3
7A - 118 - The Weeknd - Earned It (DUMAA Edit).mp3
7A - 120 - Adele - Set Fire To The Rain (Choujaa Remix).mp3
7A - 120 - Ajna - Move (V2 DEMO).mp3
7A - 120 - Ajna, Samm vs Whitney Houston - Unbreak my Union (Quma Edit).mp3
7A - 120 - Alessa Khin - Asita (Original Mix) [Afromatic Lab.].mp3
7A - 120 - Arodes & Fahlberg - She Asked Me To Dance.mp3
7A - 120 - Avangart Tabldot - Ella.mp3
7A - 120 - Choujaa - Nyu Bi Woni.mp3
7A - 120 - Coco, Urmet K - Look Up My Baby (Chris IDH Remix) [Yulunga].mp3
7A - 120 - Drake - Get It Together (Samson Remix).mp3
7A - 120 - Emanuel Satie, Maga - Flores (Meera (NO) Remix) [Scenarios].mp3
7A - 120 - Fahlberg, Jamek Ortega - Tirana Nights (Original Mix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
7A - 120 - Konvex (FR), L'Amorosso - Back to Life (Original Mix) [AZZUR].mp3
7A - 120 - Mayas - Call Me (Chaleee Remix).mp3
7A - 120 - RBOR - Take Me Deep (Original Mix) [Sunset Gathering].mp3
7A - 120 - Samm (BE) - Massako (Original Mix) [Magnifik].mp3
7A - 120 - Samm - Paradise.mp3
7A - 121 - Ajna (BE), Samm (BE) - Secundo (Original Mix) [Magnifik].mp3
7A - 121 - Bakayan - Breath.mp3
7A - 121 - DJ Merlon - Room Temperature.mp3
7A - 122 - 1995_Hallelujah (Sachaaa & Lazare Edit).mp3
7A - 122 - Alex Twin, Joezi - Mohoya (Extended Mix) [Kitisuru].mp3
7A - 122 - David Hopperman, Natema - Zulu (Joezi Remix) [TRANSA].mp3
7A - 122 - Emmanuel Jal, KEENE, Angelos - Bud h (Djeff Remix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
7A - 122 - Joezi - Amathole (Alex Twin Remix).mp3
7A - 122 - Konvex (FR) - Ma Douce (Atsou Remix) [AZZUR].mp3
7A - 122 - Lizwi, Nariz (IL), Joezi - Omama (Original Mix) [Wired].mp3
7A - 122 - Muzari - Iphutha Lami (Chaleee Remix).mp3
7A - 122 - Notre Dame - Ritmo del Mundo.mp3
7A - 122 - REMIND - 1995 (Original Mix) [Calamar].mp3
7A - 122 - Sasson (FR), Mont Rouge - War Cry (Original Mix) [WE'RE HERE].mp3
7A - 122 - Tayllor - Baylame.mp3
7A - 122 - VXSION - Ouakam (Extended Mix) [Endless Music (BR)].mp3
7A - 123 - Ahmed Spins - Anchor Point (Am m 's Voodoo Drums Edit).mp3
7A - 123 - Ben Westbeech, Johannes Brecht - Believer (Club Version) [Diynamic].mp3
7A - 123 - Manybeat - The Gypsy Woman (Original Mix) [Tortuga].mp3
7A - 123 - Safar (FR) - Love Parade (Original Mix) [Sol Selectas].mp3
7A - 123 - Samm (BE), Maxi Meraki - Open Your Eyes (Extended Mix).mp3
7A - 123 - Zouk Machine - Maldon (Rampa Edit).mp3
7A - 124 - Ayala (IT) - Kong (Original Mix) [Multinotes].mp3
7A - 124 - Badbwoy - Loving You (Extended Mix) [Subsonik].mp3
7A - 124 - Coco, Urmet K - Look Up My Baby (DSF Remix) [Yulunga].mp3
7A - 124 - Darque, Thandi Draai - Yonke (Rodriguez Jr. Remix) [Kunye].mp3
7A - 124 - Marasi - Opera (Original Mix) [Madorasindahouse].mp3
7A - 125 - Lyves, Joseph Ashworth - Signs (Extended Mix) [Sound of Outside].mp3
7A - 126 - Chemical Surf - Mercy (Extended Mix) [Get Physical].mp3
7B - 121 - Sin ad O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2 U (Yulia Niko Edit).mp3
7B - 122 - Spencer Brown, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Wilt Claybourne - Awu Wemadoda (&friends Mix) [diviine].mp3
8A - 118 - Jaquet - Soy Candela.mp3
8A - 118 - Kimotion - Right Here Right Now (Original Mix) [Techno And Chill].mp3
8A - 120 - Anza, LITCHI, Atlantis (ofc) - Di Bunja (Original Mix) [Sol Selectas].mp3
8A - 120 - Asif Shmueli - HUGS.mp3
8A - 120 - Burak Yeter, Danelle Sandoval, Kimotion - Tuesday (Kimotion Remix) [Connection].mp3
8A - 120 - De Noko, Prinz Tello - Mosadi Wa Mosotho (Original Afrohouse Mix) [iM Electronica].mp3
8A - 120 - Dua Lipa - Houdini X Chris IDH - Falling For Your Lies (Dino M Edit).mp3
8A - 120 - Emanuele Esposito, Gianni Romano, Tim Schou - Possibilities & Harmonies (Original Mix) [Ulu].mp3
8A - 120 - Fleetwood Mac - Dreams (Moojo & Demaya Edit).mp3
8A - 120 - HUGEL, Alex Wann - Forever In My Mind.mp3
8A - 120 - Jonny Miller - Somewhere (Chaleee Oblivion Mix).mp3
8A - 120 - Keinemusik - Muye (Enoo Napa Remix).mp3
8A - 120 - Kiko Navarro, Hugo Navarro - Una Mattina (Original Mix) [Afroterraneo].mp3
8A - 120 - Kris Davis - Forever Alone.mp3
8A - 120 - M.E.M.O. - Loca (Extended Version) [Mobilee].mp3
8A - 120 - Maz, Antdot - Run.mp3
8A - 120 - Meloko, LKF Project, Selim Sivade - Simple Child (Illusory Remix) [AZZUR].mp3
8A - 120 - Moojo - Oui.mp3
8A - 120 - Nico Morano, MeWhy - Juno Love (Santiago Garcia Remix) [Ontourage].mp3
8A - 120 - Omary, Saint Evo - El Amal.mp3
8A - 120 - Peaty x Peace Control - Echoes (Remix).mp3
8A - 120 - P DE & Dangel Twins - Dorma.mp3
8A - 120 - REMIND, Moojo, Loving - It's Alright.mp3
8A - 120 - Rihanna - Stay (Moojo Remix).mp3
8A - 120 - Robin M - Tu Sawa (Original Mix) [SHEN].mp3
8A - 120 - Robin M, Nyabuto - Tu Sawa (Just Fine) [SHEN].mp3
8A - 120 - Victor Alc - Hanging Tree.mp3
8A - 120 - YAROKI - CoD 34 (Original Mix) [QulaqAs].mp3
8A - 121 - Hot Natured, Ali Love - Benediction (Steve Amoroso Edit).mp3
8A - 121 - KIDY - African Odyssey (Original Mix) [QulaqAs].mp3
8A - 121 - Konvex (FR), Yumho - Never Without Us (Dr Feel Remix Azzur Retouch) [AZZUR].mp3
8A - 121 - Moojo & Keinenmusic - Cezar Nmina (James Layoun Remix).mp3
8A - 121 - Tie"sto - Drifting (Maxi Meraki Remix).mp3
8A - 121 - Victor Alc - Neutral Event.mp3
8A - 122 - &ME, Black Coffee - The Rapture Pt. III + Greatest Day (Bona Fide's Mashup).mp3
8A - 122 - Ahoona - To The Moon.mp3
8A - 122 - Angel Sanchez, OliO, Frede, WALTHER, Iyami Aje - Night Sky (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
8A - 122 - Anotr, Abel - Relax My Eyes (Sammi Ferrer & Chaleee Remix).mp3
8A - 122 - BRUNN - Detroit (Extended Mix) [ACRBTC].mp3
8A - 122 - Daomega - Soul Dance (Original Mix) [Lekke LLC].mp3
8A - 122 - Dorian Craft, Tosz - Over the Falls (Clemente Remix) [Diversions].mp3
8A - 122 - Fatboy Slim - Right Here, Right Now (Soubeiran Remix).mp3
8A - 122 - Joyia, MAXI MERAKI - Remember (Extended Mix) [Ultra].mp3
8A - 122 - Kitty Amor, SeeMeNot - Together, Pt. II (The Amor Effect Dub) [Defected].mp3
8A - 122 - Komashov - Light Vs Darkness.mp3
8A - 122 - Korus, Blanka Mazimela, Sobantwana - Gcwanini (Samantha Loveridge Extended Remix) [Get Physical].mp3
8A - 122 - MEG & NERAK - Mindfields (Original Mix) [Wired].mp3
8A - 122 - Mendo - Rising Sun (I Got 5 On It) (Alex Twin Edit).mp3
8A - 122 - Moojo - Ms. Jackson.mp3
8A - 122 - Pysh, Lazarusman, Bondar - Say Yes (Doctor Dru Remix) [Atmosphere].mp3
8A - 122 - Re.you, Dorian Craft - Magic Carpet (Original Mix) [AZZUR].mp3
8A - 122 - Yamil, Thimble, Pieces Of Life - Sun Shine (Original Mix) [Pieces of Life].mp3
8A - 123 - &ME & Time - Not Alone (Dorian Craft Edit).mp3
8A - 123 - Andy Bros - Honey (Original Mix) [Monaberry].mp3
8A - 123 - Janet Jackson - Together Again (Rampa Edit).mp3
8A - 123 - Planet Funk - Chase The Sun (TATO Edit).mp3
8A - 123 - Slivio Luz, Keinemusik - Euphomnia Salalina (Liva K Edit) (Rework Remade Breakstorm).mp3
8A - 123 - Softmal, LLolita - Out Of Touch (Original Mix) [Resurrection].mp3
8A - 123 - Victor Alc - Alma.mp3
8A - 124 - Arodes & Martim Rola - Nightcall.mp3
8A - 124 - Beach House - Lemon Glow (Marten Lou Remix).mp3
8A - 124 - Till Von Sein - Sundowna Nation Of (Dyed Soundorom and Shonky Remix - Facundo Mohrr Edit).mp3
8A - 125 - Chromatics - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Hugo Cantarra & Auguste Remix).mp3
8A - 125 - ID - Girls Just Want To Have Fun (Auguste & Hugo Cantarra Remix).mp3
8A - 127 - Lil Yachty - Ive Officially Lost Vision (Tim Engelhardt Edit).mp3
8B - 120 - Cher - Believe (Super Flu Remix).mp3
8B - 122 - Xinobi - Infinite City (Extended Mix) [Discotexas].mp3
9A - 116 - MoBlack, Santiago Garcia - Good Energy.mp3
9A - 117 - DTale, Badbox, Leo Gira - Crazy (Extended Mix) [Armada].mp3
9A - 118 - Billie Eilish, Khalid - Lovely (Drega Remix).mp3
9A - 118 - Cesaria Evora - Petit Pays (Notre Dame Rework).mp3
9A - 118 - Chambord, Jaguar Jaguar - Born In Blue (Original Mix) [VOD].mp3
9A - 118 - Deer Jade - Jukurpa (Extended Mix) [Kompakt].mp3
9A - 119 - Samm & Maxi Meraki - Everybody Get Up.mp3
9A - 120 - Anja (BE) - Astro.mp3
9A - 120 - Chaleee, Yoliswa - Rise Up.mp3
9A - 120 - Craig David - 7 Days (Alex Wann X Sparrow & Barbossa Remix).mp3
9A - 120 - Djeff, 40D - Indie Genius Monks (Original Mix) [Kazukuta].mp3
9A - 120 - Gruwski - Kaliteyo (Original Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
9A - 120 - ID - Shiver (Jaquet Remix).mp3
9A - 120 - Kaudron - Wonderful World (Enoo Napa Remix) [Deep In Your Soul].mp3
9A - 120 - Lumidee - I'll Never Leave (Sinto & Ikerfoxx Remix).mp3
9A - 120 - Masters At Work - Work (Chus Private Edit).mp3
9A - 120 - Missio (ARG) - I Don't Need You (Original Mix) [Human By Default].mp3
9A - 120 - Moeaike - Bo Bom.mp3
9A - 120 - Moon Rocket - Just Me & You (Original Mix) [Moon Rocket].mp3
9A - 120 - Moritz (UK) - Taka Taka (Original Mix) [Renaissance].mp3
9A - 120 - Picca & Mars - Nyam (RIEL Remix) [Inward].mp3
9A - 120 - Pink Floyd - Welcome To The Machine (Kandar Rework).mp3
9A - 120 - RY X - Salt (Oysher Remix).mp3
9A - 120 - Tayllor - Home.mp3
9A - 120 - Tayllor - My neck My back.mp3
9A - 120 - Touzani - Dhermi (Extended Mix) [MoBlack].mp3
9A - 121 - Ayala (IT), Nes Mburu - Gathoni (West & Hill Remix) [Pieces of Life].mp3
9A - 121 - Badbwoy x Hoodia - Veneno.mp3
9A - 121 - Bun Xapa - Full Tank.mp3
9A - 121 - Garden City Movement - Untouchable (Mita Gami Edit).mp3
9A - 121 - JEWELS, Kenza, LE YORA - Next To Me (Antdot Remix) [Ascension Label].mp3
9A - 122 - MOSY - Trying (Original Mix) [Tortuga].mp3
9A - 122 - Alex Twin - Together (Vocal Mix).mp3
9A - 122 - Atmos Blaq, Chopstar - Dream Keys (Original Mix) [Sondela].mp3
9A - 122 - Chris Arna - Drowning (Original Mix) [Ulu].mp3
9A - 122 - D-Note - Shed My Skin (Elias Kazais Remix).mp3
9A - 122 - Empire of the sun - We Are the People (ODARA [BE] Remix).mp3
9A - 122 - Fahlberg - A Heart To Share (Original Mix) [No One Around].mp3
9A - 122 - KANYE WEST - FATHER STRETCH (CS REMIX).mp3
9A - 122 - Merlin, WITH U - How Deep Is Your Love (Extended Mix) [Kontor].mp3
9A - 122 - Mont Rouge (CH) - Tamale.mp3
9A - 122 - Robert Owens, Oscar P - Thank You (Enoo Napa Mix (Remastered)) [Open Bar].mp3
9A - 123 - Bun Xapa - Tel Aviv.mp3
9A - 123 - Caiiro, Moojo - Here We Are.mp3
9A - 123 - Caiiro, Moojo, Szon - I Want You (Original Mix) [Calamar].mp3
9A - 123 - Luchii - Vertebrea (SOMMA Remix).mp3
9A - 123 - Rui Da Silva - Touch Me (Peace Control Remix).mp3
9A - 123 - Super Flu - Love Song.mp3
9A - 123 - Super Flu - Lovesong (Original Mix) [Ritter Butzke].mp3
9A - 124 - Caiiro - Touch Me (The Akan Darmon Edit).mp3
9A - 124 - Coll - Thoughts.mp3
9A - 124 - Maori - Fusion World (Extended Mix) [REALM].mp3
9A - 124 - Seal - Crazy (Urmet K Edit).mp3
9A - 126 - Kiko Franco - Day N Night (Extended Version).mp3

I was reviewing this thread https://www.reddit.com/bathandbodyworks/comments/1cl5xvt/summer_product_guide/
and idk if I missed the excitement but there's SO MUCH returning that I am excited about!!
velvet amber woods - i believe this was a test store launch last year and I'm happy to see it nationwide
paris amour
KALEIDOSCOPE AND MIDNIGHT SWIM HOME FRAGRANCE?!? which also makes me think we'll get body care even though it isn't listed
pumpkin swirl cake - i'm not even a pumpkin or care body care girl but i am intrigued!
in addition to Cloud Nine, Cotton Candy Clouds and Confetti Daydream?!?!
how are we feeling about these items?

Going out on a limb here !
I am USA based and run a vintage / estate business. I am looking for a UK based person who enjoys treasure hunting and vintage jewelry searching. Since I am not local to the UK and the UsA has minimal old world vintage - I am seeking someone who frequents the antique markets/ vintage shops/ jewelry stores and knows what they are doing to a certain extent to be a sourcer. You will be provided the funds for purchases/ shipping/ and a commission.
💎 Also, please feel free to share this contact information if you know a jeweler who sells in bulk. Seeking 8/9/10c ( and higher ) pieces.
🇫🇷 🇮🇹 🇮🇪 If anyone sees this who is in Paris / Italy etc and also interested please message me for further details as well ! I appreciate your help!
Some pieces to give you an idea: Solid gold ( dog clips, padlocks, watch chains, Charms, pendants, rings etc)

Most items are used only once or a few times. Shipping Flat fee of $5 anywhere in California as long as u purchase over $25. Everywhere else, in the US, ill split the shipping fee with you 50/50 depending on how much you purchase. Will discuss at time of purchase. I also have some freebies if you want any! Just let me know! Payment via Paypal g&s please :) ANY SWATCHES MADE FOR PHOTOS WERE BY USING A QTIP.
PALETTES PHOTOS - https://imgur.com/a/Yv6YWKA
Wander Beauty Getaway Eye and Face Palette $15 - Practically new. Only swatched a few colors.
Violet Voss SunKissed Summer Pigment Palette $15 - Only swatched a few colors.
LIQUID EYE SHADOWS Photos - https://imgur.com/a/FEj9Ohl
Haus Labs Glam Attack Liquid Eyeshadow - Color Dynasty $5 - Gently Used.
NEW - Haus Labs Glam Attack Liquid Eyeshadow - Color Legend $10
Jouer Cosmetics Paris Lights Eye Paint - Color L’amour $13 - Used Once.
Haus Labs Glam Attack Liquid Eyeshadow - Color Biker $7 - Used Once.
Haus Labs Glam Attack Liquid Eyeshadow - Color Biker $7 - Used Once.
EYELINERS Photos - https://imgur.com/a/ZfWSPzP
Garza Lashes Water Activated Liner - $5 - used once.
KVD Super Pomade Vegan Eyeliner, Shadow & Brow Pigment - Color Lemme Green $5 - Used Once.
Clinique Quickliner - Color Ebony $5
Melt Cosmetics Slick Waterline Pencil - Color Apricot Cream $10 - Used to swatch only.
NEW - Dose Of Color Eyeliner - Color Cloud Wine $8 - Used to swatch only.
BLUSH Photos - https://imgur.com/a/9JuGV1Q
Hourglass Ambient Lighting Blush - Color Diffused Heat $15 - Used.
Tarte Sea Glowlight Cheek & Lip - $15 Used Once.
Elf Halo Glow Blush - $4 Used Once.
NEW PLouise Liquid Blush - $20 unopened.
Narz Blush - Color: Orgasm $15 - Slightly used
FOUNDATION & CONCEALER Photos - https://imgur.com/a/IxXeq5O
Urban Decay Stay Naked Weightless Foundation - Color 10NN - Used twice. $20
Tarte SEA Power Flex Full Coverage Vegan Concealer - Color Porcelain Sand - Used Once $15
Kosas Revealer Concealer - Color 0.5N - Used once. $15
Jeffree Star Magic Star Concealer- Color C2 - Used once. $12
KVD Good Apple Skin Perfecting Foundation - Color Light 006 - Used once. $15
POWDERS Photos - https://imgur.com/a/abwwG74
Jeffree Star Cosmetics Magic Star Setting Powder - Color Fair $15 - Used Once.
Jeffree Star Cosmetics Magic Star Setting Powder - Color Lavender $15 - Used Once.
PRIMERS & SETTING SPRAY Photos - https://imgur.com/a/W4W23XS
NEW - PLouise Pore Perfecting Primer $20
Nikkia Joy Cosmetics Matte Base Primer -$15 - Used Once.
DR. BRANDT Backlight Primer - $15 - Used Once.
Tarte Base Tape Hydrating Primer - $15 - Used once.
NEW - Elf Cosmetics Stay All Day Setting Spray - $5
NEW - The Beauty Crop Base Eye Primer - $6
Loreal Limited Glotion - $5
EYE SHADOWS & GLITTERS Photos - https://imgur.com/a/tCcR9Cv
NEW Nikkia Joy Cosmetics - Chroma Shift Shadow- Color Gravity $15
NEW Anastasia BH Loose Glitter - Color Jolly -$10 - New but only swatched once.
NEW Anastasia BH Loose Glitter - Color Mistletoe -$10 - New but only swatched once.
Ace Beaute - Glimmer Shadow - Color Cotton candy $5
Kylie Cosmetics Matte Liquid Eye Shadow - Color: Its Her World - $10 Used Once
LIPS Photos - https://imgur.com/a/jm8znRD
NEW - Beauty For Real D-Fine Lip Liner - Color Neutral Deep - $10
Soda Mouse Fit Tint - Color Mauve $5 Used Once.
SKINCARE Photos - https://imgur.com/a/Kox9weF
Herbivore Lapis Facial Oil -$50 (Retail $75) Used Once.
Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Dew Drops $20 - Gently used , about 80% full.
Glow Recipe Plum Plump Hyaluronic Serum $10 - Used , about 55% full.
Kat Burki Vitamin C Intensive Face Cream $50 (Retail $116) Used once.
Glow Recipe Avocado Melt Retinol Sleeping Mask $20 - Gently used , about 80% full.
Faded Topicals Brightening & Clearing Mist $20 - Used Once
Elemis Superfood Liquid Glow Toner $25 - Gently Used
HAIR PRODUCTS Most items are only used once or twice and practically new. I will note below which items are used more. Photos - https://imgur.com/a/JICeZ3a
Color WOW One-Minute Transformation Styling Cream $15
Amika Dream Routine Overnight Hydration Treatment $20
Bed Head Wanna Glow Hydrating Jelly Oil $10
Coco & Eve Like A Virgin Hair Elixir $20
Loreal Metal Detox Leave-in Oil $25
Color WOW Pop & Lock $15
Color WOW Extra Mist-ical Shine Spray $20
DryBar Liquid Glass Miracle Smoothing Treatment $20 (used a few times)
Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate $23
Matrix Brass Off Mask $15
Matrix Brass Off Shampoo $15
*OTHER STUFF - *
Kyle Cosmetics - Kylash Mascara $8 - used once. https://imgur.com/a/IpZA7Dw
KVD Edge Foundation Brush $20 - Used once. https://imgur.com/a/2lDCoLF
Nikkia Joy Cosmetics Lashes - Style Erin $5. New. https://imgur.com/a/XldMJoR
Isle of Paradise Light Self Tanning Drops $15 - Used Once. https://imgur.com/a/CkbfM5R
Heated Lash Curler $5 https://imgur.com/a/xHy7A83

Bonjour!
I made a post last year to explain the French references in S2E1 of drag race France in English (I never really got the motivation to do the rest because I don't know if it's that useful, but if it is, let me know and I'll try and do it). I saw that there weren't French subtitles for the S3 meet the queens on wow+, so I made a translation of the videos in English so non-French speakers can understand the queens' introductions. If subtitles have now been added on the platform (I can't check because I don't have it), let me know and I'll probably delete this, but otherwise, hope it's useful! Sorry if there are mistakes, or weird turns of phrases, English isn't my first language.
Afrodite Amour : I’m ready. I’m Afrodite Amour, A-F-R-O, as in afro, because I’m… black. I’ve been doing drag for a year now, but I’ve been pretty for 27. I'm of Guadeloupean descent. I’m a banker by day, drag queen by night. Metro, travelo^, dodo.^^ When I’m not in heels or wearing a tie, I love lifting weights at the gym. Can you see my muscles through the fabric? I’m the Vin Diesel of French drag. It took me a long time to start doing drag in public because I didn't see anyone like me on the French drag scene - I’m a 6ft tall, 220lbs man in a wig. I felt like people like me weren’t accepted. But when I saw Soa de Muse and La Big Bertha, I realised that there was no point in limiting myself, there’s no set path to becoming a star. My drag is very glamour-oriented and inspired by the 80s. My strengths are: my runways, I'm funny, I can sing, I can dance… I can do everything. I look like Morgan Freeman dressed as Whitney Houston, and I trip and fall over all the time. And it’s not because I wear high heels, my inner ear must not be working properly. I’m on Drag Race France! In some way, I’ve already won just by being here, but that’s not enough. I’m not a sore loser, because I never lose. Who has never dreamed of seeing a bodybuilder queen? All good? I’ll go make myself a sandwich and collect my crown.
^French slang for transvestite.
^^it’s a variation of the phrase “métro, boulot, dodo”/ “metro, job, sleep”, used to summarize a typical working person’s day-to-day life.

Le Filip : Do I have something stuck in my teeth? No? Okay. I’m Le Filip, but you can also call me Tata (auntie) Fifi, or Finette, or Finfin, or Fineline, Fifounette. I’m Croatian. “Hi girls, how are you doing?” I’ve been doing drag for 12 years. I’m the most spacey of Eastern European women.^ I’m a funny drag queen, I do stand up, I perform at weddings, bar mitzvahs… I’d love to perform at funerals, but it seems people don’t have enough of a sense of humor yet. My drag is inspired by all the women in the world – my friends, my mum, Pamela Anderson, Amy Winehouse, my grandmother, may she rest in peace. I’m inspired by dead women, because I have the natural glow of a corpse. I can relate to them. I speak multiple languages, I’m very talented orally – at least I’ve never had any complaints. I’m so tired of talking about myself! I like to smile, and laugh. I sounded just like Mélanie Laurent^^ there. I have a phobia of people eating apples. It makes me profoundly uneasy. I don’t know where that comes from. It doesn’t happen when I’m the one eating an apple, of course. I want to win. I don’t want to have to slap and push the other girls, but who knows, that might happen. I'm slowly realising just how much I want the crown, and I’m scared of what I’m like when I want something. Just ask my boyfriend, I really wanted him, and I’ve been keeping him locked up inside our house for 5 years now. Terrible. Just love each other, babes, okay? But most importantly, love me.
^“être à l’ouest” : “being West” means being a little crazy, weird, spacey, sort of seemingly living in another world and not aware of the reality around you, in French. So it was as a play on words with West/East.
^^she's a very famous French actress.
Magnetica : […] just a little tongue twister. I’m Magnetica, I’m 24, I live in Paris, and I’m of French-Bolivian descent. Some people call me Mag, it’s so funny to me because it sounds like it's short for Magali, and I don’t look like a Magali at all. I’m a drag queen that makes noise. Magnetica is a weird little creature, a little nymph, a little clown, a little alien. I like to be campy, and to make people wonder: “is she on drugs?”. I like to dress in all green, yellow, red, purple, blue… I change colours more often than my underwear. I have many talents: I can play the bagpipes, and climb on a roof without falling off. I have premonitory dreams. I haven’t dreamed that I was winning the crown yet, but I’m sure I will very soon. As a competitor, I’m very sweet, while beating the other girls anyway. “Go on, darling, you’ll be fine.” Just because I’m colourful doesn’t mean I can’t be the villain of the season. I’m going to kill the competition. They can all go home, I’ve already won. Brace yourselves, the monster is coming, and I’ll devour all of you.
Lula Strega : Camera one, Camera two… I love drag, and drag loves me. I’m Lula Strega, and I’m very much a Southern girl^. I’ve been working in Paris for 4 years now. Lula is a good witch, I’m here to bewitch people with my piercing eyes^^ and win them over. Picture little bullets. Nicky, bam, bewitched!^^^ Drag is the ultimate medicine. It’s allowed me to be more comfortable in my body and in my mind. Out of drag, I’m more reserved, I’m a little shy. I’m very gassy, especially in the shower. Bam, in my face. But I don’t think that counts as a talent. I don’t have the pretentiousness to consider myself as funny as Coluche, or Desproges^^^^, but I’m not too shabby. I’m very good at impressions. […] That was Keiona. I can’t dance, and I can’t sing either. That’s why I’m relying on my… creativity! I look sweet and tame, but don’t understimate me, I can be someone you should be scared of if I want to. I’m a confident competitor, I don’t pay attention to my competition. I’m the next queen of France, because we haven’t had a queen under 5ft7 yet, and I think we should. I can’t wait to win the crown. I don’t want you to be under my spell too much, so I’ll leave now.
^from the South of France.
^^the phrase she uses, “yeux revolver” is a phrase meaning eyes/a look that can shoot you, but not in a mean way, rather as in a look that seduces you.
^^^the phrase she uses here, “mettre quelqu’un dans sa poche” / “put someone in your pocket” means completely winning them over with something you do, often strategically so they’re nice to you.
^^^^two extremely famous comedians/humorists in France. If you ask the average French person on the street who is considered/is the best French humorist of all time, there are good chances they'll say one of the two.

Misty Phoenix : Wait. Okay, all good. I almost burped. I’m Misty Phoenix, I’m 24 – wait, no, I’m 23. I’m from Avignon, in the real South^, with our calissons^^, our melons… that’s a lot of words ending in -on. I’m a Capricorn, very important thing to mention. Capricorns have a shitty temper, and I’m a Scorpio rising, which is even worse. I’m a performer, a dancer, and a racaille^^^, I like to bring that element. (What she does afterwards is the sign of Jul, one of the most famous rappers in France, this sign is pretty much just part of French culture now.) Wesh la zone.^^^^ I don’t know how to explain, not like […], more like […]. But I’m pretty, so it’s fine if I act like that. My parents have inspired me to start doing drag. We’ve always liked dressing up, in the family. My mum used to dress up as Dalida, and my dad, as Nana Mouskouri. My dad in Nana Mouskouri drag could have been in the cast, because he’s the spitting image of Nicky Doll. No, I’m joking, that’s not true, don’t keep that in the edit. I love being outrageous. I absolutely would come on stage jumping down from the roof, or by helicopter, if I could. I have a fear of heights, but I’d still do it. I’m not scared of anything. I love showers, I love water. I love drinking water. I’d say I’m an aquatic person, but I’m not a Pisces. Don’t make me laugh! I’m a fierce competitor, but I’m always here to lend a helping hand. I can help you with your makeup if you want, but I’ll make sure you look ugly. I want to win Drag Race France. I don’t know if the other girls are ready to compete against me, because I’m going to kick their asses. I’m not a delicate little flower. The crown is mine.
^the South-West and South-East of France are two very different regions with their own traditions, specialties, accents etc, and people from either region will claim their part of Southern France is the “proper” South.
^^a type of candy that is a specialty from that region of France.
^^^I guess the closest thing in the English language would be “””chav”””, “racaille” in general implies a young person with bad behaviour especially in regards to authority, sometimes committing petty offenses, often talking in a rude manner, dressing in a certain way… it does have racist/classist roots and connotations if used in its usual context by older people or wealthier people, but here it's just funny to see a drag queen describe herself in that way. It's an imperfect definition, explaining accurately what that word means isn't really easy.
^^^^Quite untranslatable, it’s the title of one Jul’s songs, it means “what’s up guys”, in a slang very much associated with rappers for example, honestly I'm not sure I have the words to accurately describe the social context of it in English, but again, it sounds funny coming from a drag queen.

Leona Winter : All good. I’m ready. I’m Leona Winter, I’m 28 – already! Oh my god! I’m of Catalan descent, but mum is Ch’ti^, so I’m both from the North and the South. I’m sweet, a real Care Bear. I love hugs and kisses. I’m known as a beauty queen - with beautiful gowns, jewelry, tight updos with not a single strand of hair out of place - but mainly as a singer. But I’m more than that. I want to break out of this image, I want to have fun, I want to get dirty^^, I’ve had enough of being a beauty, now it’s time for the beast to come out. Nice one, right? We can keep that in the edit. You can say I’m a little used to competitions, I was Miss Europe Continental, Miss Latina Continental… Drag Race is going to be completely different. I’m excited to see what it’ll be like for me. It doesn’t matter what the other girls do, my biggest competition is myself. I have to express all the juice inside of this big orange. Believe me, I can bring it. My special talent is that I have very deep nostrils. Isn’t that glamorous? What the crown represents to me is first of all a lot of money. Me, a material girl? Not at all. I’ll be ready to fight tooth and nail, until I bleed, to get that crown. And the winner of Drag Race France is… me! Obviously. Bye!
^from the Nord-pas-de-Calais region of France.
^^meant not in a sexual way, but as the literal meaning of the word, like "getting your hands dirty".

Norma Bell : Which camera do I look at? That one? How’s my hair? I’m Norma Bell, I’m 25, and I’m originally from Reunion Island. […] Didn’t understand that, did you? But you liked it? That’s what matters. Drag is the most all-encompassing form of expression, to me. It helps me find balance in my day-to-day life. I recommend it to everyone. You do drag, you do drag, you… yeah, no. I have many strengths. I’m a showgirl, I love to set the stage on fire. I want to share that little sparkle that drag ignites in me with people. I want to inspire, and I'd like to exhale too, right now^. I’m a little narcissistic, not going to lie, I think I’m beautiful. Look away! When I was younger, I could fart with my armpits, I don’t know if I can still do it. My nails keep falling off! Being a drag queen means having your nails fall off, your hair hurts, your balls hurt… it’s a high-risk job. I’d say I’m nice, other people say I’m a little mean. I don’t see myself the way other people see me, that’s crazy! Am I delusional? Yes! I’m very excited to be on season 3 of Drag Race France. I’m here to stomp all over these girls, I want to be queen of France. Me with a crown on my head, now wouldn't that be a pretty sight? Start your engines, fasten your seatbelts, put your helmets on, I’m coming. I’m warning you, I haven’t traveled 6 800 miles to not win this crown.
^“inhale” and “inspire” are the same word, in French.

Edeha Noire : I’m Edeha Noire, I’m 34, and I’m from Lyon. I’m way too intense. You’ve got to be extra, in life. I’m sleeping, now I’m awake. I do drag because it’s the only way for me to truly exist, and to shine. I can destroy a bouquet of flowers on stage, tear apart my outfit, just to give something to the audience. I keep giving, giving and giving! I’m a woman, I’m a man, I break every norm. I can cry in a snap of the fingers. Or I can scream. I’m a mum, and my dream is for my daughter to see me on TV. [Elia], I’m here! Mum is on Drag Race, be proud of me! I believe in myself. When I get knocked down, I always get back up. I have an incredible level of motivation. Drag Race is the chance of my life. I want to win, the crown is mine! I want it, I won’t give up. Nicky, be ready for Edeha Noire to light up this competition.

Perseo : I’m Perseo, I’m 21, I’m from the Canary Islands, in Spain. Canarian drag queens wear 13-inch heels, shiny things with rhinestones, helmets, very carnival-y outfits. I’ve been doing ballet since I was very small. I used to dance at the Paris Opera school. I was a “petit rat de l’Opéra”^, yes indeed! I’m all about joy, laughing, partying, I’m the perfect friend for a good night out. In life, I try and listen to what other people have to say, but if it bores me, I’m out. I have a problem with problems. Am I someone the others should be scared of? If I want to, I can be. I can become a demon. If I hit you in the face with my 13-inch heels, you’ll be scared, for sure. Being on Drag Race France is an opportunity for me to show the world who Perseo is. I’m going to give my absolute all in this competition. You have no idea! I may be Spanish, but I’ll win the French crown. Brace yourselves, because I’m going to slay the competition. I’m breaking the set!
^name given to children who enter the school as ballet students.

Ruby on the Nail : Don’t adjust the lights, she has arrived. I’m Ruby on the Nail, and I’m…who am I? I’m 34, I originally come from Marseille, and I’ve been doing drag for 6 years. Ruby on the Nail is beautiful, gorgeous, stunning… Sometimes, I look at myself in the mirror and I think “Wow, hello. Who are you? What are you doing in my house?” My drag takes its inspiration from old Hollywood glamour, Rita Hayworth has inspired me a lot, and the Little Mermaid as well, because she has a nice tail.^ I’m very much a drag queen-next-door. You can find me literally on your doorstep. “It’s me, Ruby! Want to see a little performance?” One, and two, and three, and four. I’m known as the lip sync assassin of Paris and its general area. Three, four… That was “La danse des canards”!^^ It’s my favourite song. I want to compete on Drag Race for the glory, and to show my mum how beautiful her son is. Hi, mum! I have two things to say to people watching: never be afraid to be yourself, and I’m single. My number is: 06...- Call me. I’m ready to win, give me the crown! I’ve been waiting for her for three seasons now! It would really suit me, don’t you think? Are we done? Can I go? Bye!
^in French, “queue”/”tail” is a familiar way of saying penis.
^^“The Duck Dance”… a silly song released in the 80s that every single French person knows, literally one of the best-selling singles of all time here.

Information

• Prices are in USD
• US shipping: $7 USD, includes tracking
• Canada shipping: $1 USD for letter mail (no tracking), $8 USD for larger packets with tracking
• International shipping: $8 USD. Does not include tracking, but can get a quote if you'd like it
• From a smoke-free, cat-friendly home
• Payment by PayPal G&S (I will send an invoice)
• All items used two times or less just to test/swatch, unless noted
• Open to bundle deals and reasonable offers

The Goods

• Spreadsheet here with full details including notes

Alkemia
Full size

• An Autumn Wandering - 5ml roller, $14
• Aurora - 5ml roller, $14
• Confectionaire - 5ml roller, $14
• Rondeaux d'Amour - 5ml roller, $14
• Veneficium - 5ml roller, $14

Samples

• Book of Shadows - 1ml sample, $2
• Hellcat - 1ml sample, $2
• Lost Highways - 1ml sample, $2
• The Highwayman - 1ml sample, $2

Arcana Wildcraft

• John Dee - 1.25ml sample, $3
• Yggdrasil - 1.25ml sample, $3

Black Baccara/Amorphous

• 90s Goth NYC - 5ml bottle, $18
• Boardwalk 1990 - 5ml bottle, $18
• Witch's Veil - 5ml bottle, $18

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab (BPAL)
Full size

• Dark Chocolate, Coffee Bean and Rum (Lupercalia 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20
• Krampus (Yule 2023) - 5ml bottle, $20
• The Poinsettia Gown (Yule 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20
• Pumpkin Latte (Halloween 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20
• Witches' Currant Cake (Halloween 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Arachnina the Spider Girl (Carnaval Diabolique) - 0.92ml Ajevie sample, $5
• Blood Garden (Carnaval Diabolique) - 0.92ml Ajevie sample, $5
• Frankincense, Bourbon Vanilla and Hazelnut (Menage a Trois) - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Halfway to Halloween (Halloween 2023) - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Rose Moon 2023 - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Fancy Pups (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Hair Loosened and Soiled in Mid-Orgies (Lupercalias 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Implacable Beautiful Tyrant (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• O Daughter of Death and Priapus (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Poet's Hearts Break So (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Sister Death (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• There Yet Shall Be Sorrows (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Womb Furie - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Aperotos Eros - Imp, $2
• Bruised Violet Compound - Imp, $2
• Centzon Totochtin - Imp, $2
• Dance of Death - Imp, $2
• Defututa - Imp, $2
• Elf - Imp, $2 PENDING
• Fae - Imp, $2 PENDING
• High John the Conqueror - Imp, $2
• Iago - Imp, $2
• Kabuki - Imp, $2
• Mage - Imp, $2
• Old Demons of the First Class - Imp, $2
• Paris - Imp, $2
• Shub-Niggurath - Imp, $2

Death and Floral
Full size

• Doom and Gloom - 5ml roller, $12
• She plucked our hearts fresh from the grove and served them up for supper - 5ml roller, $12

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Hallows' Eve Museum Heist - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Plastic Pumpkin Bucket - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Spider Cake - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2

Fantome
Full size

• Lorelei - 4ml roller, $17
• Solovey - 4ml roller, $17

Samples

• Apsara - 1.5ml sample, $5
• Lymphae - Mini sample, free with any purchase PENDING

Hagroot
Full size

• Haunted Carnival - 5ml bottle (label is a little smudged), $15

Samples

• Hades - 1.2ml sample, $3

Hexennacht

• Lipstick Accord - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2

Nocturne Alchemy (NAVA)
Full size

• Achilles - 5ml bottle, $18
• Summoning - 5ml bottle, $18
• Neon Vampire - 5ml bottle, $18

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Dracula - 2ml sample, $5
• Faust - 2ml sample, $5
• Haunted Parlour - 2ml sample, $5
• Conjuring With the Witch - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Spook Show - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Tomb - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3

Nui Cobalt
Full size and partials

• Aphrodite Nikephoros - 5ml bottle, $16
• At Your Command - 5ml bottle, $16
• Au Bal Masque - 5ml bottle, $16
• Exsanguinated - 5ml bottle, $16
• Rogues' Cabaret - 5ml bottle, $16
• Long Shadows - 4ml partial in original bottle (via Ajevie), $15
• Sword and Shield - 3.5ml partial in original bottle (via Ajevie), $12

Samples

• Achievement Unlocked - 1ml sample, $3
• Aphrodite Chrysea - 1ml sample, $3
• Aphrodite Peitho - 1ml sample, $3
• Appalachian Autumn - 1ml sample, $3
• Art Deco - 1ml sample, $3
• Dwarven Fortitude - 1ml sample, $3
• Lycanthrope - 1ml sample, $3
• Orb Weaver - 1ml sample, $3
• Shadow Touched - 1ml sample, $3
• Tall Dark Stranger - 1ml sample, $3

Pineward (Canada only)

• Caravansary - 1.8ml sample, $4
• Revelries - 1.8ml sample, $4
• White Fir - 1.8ml sample, $4
• Iceflow - Mini sample, free with any purchase

Poesie
Full size

• Au Vieux Paris - 5ml open neck bottle, $16

Samples

• Awakening - 2ml sample bottle, $5
• Forest Cat - 1.15ml sample, $3
• La Vie En Rose - 1.15ml sample, $3
• Whispers Your Bitter Things - 1.15ml sample, $3

Possets
Full size

• Silver Vanilla - 6ml bottle, $16

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Bar Sinister - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Churpz rev. 1 0.74ml sample, $2
• Cri de Coeur - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Cupid and Psyche - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Eve - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Hera - 0.74ml sample, $2
• JFK and Jackie - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Morgan Le Fay - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Nefertiti and Akhenaten - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Orion - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Silver Pomegranate - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Wraith - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Zombie - 0.74ml sample, $2

Pulp Fragrance
Full size

• Harvest Moon - 4.5ml roller, $16

Samples

• And to All a Good Night - 0.74ml sample, $3
• Casting the Runes - 0.74ml sample, $3
• Oak Moon - 0.74ml sample, $3
• Ready For My Close-Up - 0.74ml sample, $3
• The Stalls of Barchester Cathedral - 0.74ml sample, $3

Solstice Scents
Full size

• Upstairs Window - 5ml roller, $16

Samples

• Winslow's - 0.74ml sample, $2

Sorcellerie Apothecary
Full size

• C'est Noel - 6ml roller, $16

Samples

• The Ghost Wants Birthday Cake - 1ml sample, $3
• Something Wicked - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3

Thin Wild Mercury (Canada only)

• 34 Bohemian Cafes - 2ml edp sample, $6
• Chateau 1970 - 2ml edp sample, $6

Venus Invictus

• Stygian Oath - 1ml sample roller, $5

Makeup

• Rituel de Fille Stellaris Rare Light Luminizer, $20
• Rituel de Fille Flora Ash and Ember Eye Soot, $20

Thanks for looking!