This smells like the concept of home to me. It's warm and clean, and the cotton flower definitely comes through most on me, though it's grounded by a wonderful warmth from the wood and amber. This feels like safety and home, and in the midst of turbulent times, it's brought me some much-needed comfort. Truly a magical scent and an automatic favorite.

Not what I expected. It's a clean soft scent. Not as sweet as I thought it would be. Very nice.

First Sniff: Perfumed dryer sheets.

Initial Wet Application: Gentler, but the same as first sniff.

Dry Down (first 15 minutes): A milder version of Cotton Blossom from the Bath & Body Shop, my favorite!

My Reaction: This is lovely, albeit light, cotton blossom and softness. I didn’t get any vanilla, but I’m assuming the amber is keeping this soft. It’s fainter than I would prefer, but still such a wonderful, comforting scent.

Rating: 5/5

This scent is a suede blanket, soft and heavy, a comforting weight draped over your legs, and maybe you're nuzzling your nose against a corner because it's so silky. I honestly don't get any other distinct notes besides "suede blanket," and the NCD cotton flower note is definitely more on the "fabric" than "soapy" side. And it is an unmistakably *grey* scent. Honestly, Blanket Fort reminds me of nothing so much as a stuffed animal seal, with the thick warm rubberiness of a sealskin transformed into soft cuddly fabric.

The green fig is most apparent straight from the bottle, and starts to blend in with the other notes as it dries into the skin. This is very subdued and calming, with cotton flower being the strongest note once it dries down. I get a hint of a very soft suede, and a just as soft woody note (that must be the tumbled teakwood). The amber is nice and warm, as described, and doesn't overpower the fragrance, but rather offers a nice fuzzy background for everything. Overall, this is clean, fuzzy, and very comforting - just like being in a blanket fort.