All perfume samples are authentic fragrances that Surrender to Chance, Topeka, KS, has rebottled into smaller sample and decant sizes, repackaged and distributed. Surrender to Chance has no affiliation, connection or association with the manufacturers or brand owners of the perfumes.
Thin Wild Mercury Laurel Canyon, 1966 was released in 2019. Created by Cathleen Cardinali, it has notes of herbs, sweet orange, grapefruit, clove, cannabis, petitgrain, jasmine, patchouli, birch tar and ambergris. Thin Wild Mercury Laurel Canyon, 1966 is an EDP Eau de Parfum.
From the Brand - "Bedroom window open, the sounds of a record playing in the distance floats through the trees, swirling with the sound of an acoustic guitar strumming in the next room. The smell of your lover lingers on your pillow, while their voice carries from the kitchen mixing with the laughter of friends who crashed last night. The faint smell of a freshly lit joint creeps under your door dancing with the patchouli on your silk scarves. A breeze blows in the dry woody canyon air drenching your room with golden sunlight."
Fragrantica - "What a fucking time. How am I nostalgic for a place I’ve never been, in a time I’ve never been? This lingers; you forget you’re wearing it until all of the sudden it floats up and hits you. Kind of like the sensation of feeling like you were born in the wrong generation. It’s deep, resinous, and Smokey with a little bit of a bite, but shes not too serious at any point."
Fragrantica - "I never got to experience the '70s, but this fragrance seems like the closest I will get. It's so gorgeous. I was a bit nervous about the cannabis note when I first heard about this scent four years ago, but it's not skunky at all. It's a 'sparkling' cannabis. Smells like a beautiful eccentric girl from 1973. One of my all-time favorites."
Fragrantica - "Wow. I am in love with this brand, probably the most imaginative collection of scents I have had the luck to sample. This scent delivers exactly what it promises. It's not really an everyday perfume as much as it is an experience of a different time and place. How magical is it that you can be transported to a place in time through smell? I find that experimental perfumes have a tendency to be unwearable and while interesting, not attractive and enticing to other people. But Laurel Canyon, 1966 is as mesmerizing as it is wearable and sexy. It steals you away to a party, near the beach, lighting a joint and dancing in the sunrise. The cannabis note isn't prominent for me, I mostly smell clove and spicy notes. It smells exactly like someone's signature scent, it evokes the 70s, fast cars, lazy days in the sun, and someone's *medicine* cabinet. I love it!"
Fragrantica - "this makes me, a full grown adult man, feel like joni mitchell writing blue perfect in its dishevelment, just like zuma"
Fragrantica - "what makes Laurel Canyon special is that it makes me feel like myself, and I can communicate who I am by wearing it. To me it has a soul. "
