Sixteen92 Sarah Good is from an indie brand, released in 2016. Part of the Salem Collection, it is inspired by the Salem Witch Trials. Notes of charred maple leaves, black pitch, fresh-baked bread, dried black tea leaves, sweet orange and chimney smoke.
"None here sees the witches but the afflicted & themselves Charges Sarah Osburne with hurting the Children -- looking upon them at the same time & not being afflicted must consequently be a Witch"
Indie Scent Library - "Wet on my skin, this opens up as pitch, and nothing but pitch…strong enough to make me wish I hadn’t tried it. However, the dry down is glorious!
This wonderful yeasty smell of a freshly baked and sliced crusty bread comes out with a very heady smoke smell cut by a sharp orange. Much later the bread fades somewhat, and I can smell tea leaves, but the smokey smell is still dancing. My husband tried this as well, and the opening wet note of pitch was the same, but his dry down was different than mine. He only got a very faint yeasty smell, but instead the tea came out very prominently with the orange, and the orange on him was sweet while mine was sharp. Both of ours kept that smoky smell to end as all the other notes faded. Loved everything except that opening note."
Reddit - "BREAD. Fresh french bread in a little kitchen with dry crumbling leaves underfoot and on the windowsill. Pleasant, light smoke from a low cooking fire, with maple leaves added for kindling. The maple helps make the orange in this very light, subtle, and dry - maybe Sarah had an orange and the juice from the rind and the pulp have lightly stained her hands. The tea quality is soft but nice and inviting - a jar of dry tea being opened to brew. The orange is tart when first wet but fades quickly. The bread note in this really makes my mouth water, it feels so homey. I feel like Little Red with her basket of baked goods, off to visit Granny's house. Dry down is more maple leaves and smoke. This is a skin-hugging scent."
Reddit - "This one is gorgeous. Wet, it's very gourmand and I get a lot of the orangey bread smell. However, as it dries it smells more incensey, as sixteen92 scents tend to on me. So like a yummy, foody incense."
