Question 1

Does anyone know what haunted house or gothic smell like?  we have a haunted pumpkin patch theme and i'm trying to decide between them and pumpkin

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Well I know what Haunted House smells like because it is one of our staple scents for our big fog machines in the front yard. It smells very similar to the Haunted Mansion if you have ever been to a Disney Park.

I would describe it as a Musky "Great-grandfather Aftershave" Cologne base with Hints of (Unoffensive) Moth Balls and just "Old" Antique store smell. It is not in any way offensive but our patrons definitely notice it and love it.

I remember using gothic. Its a ver heavy "incense" type scent with similar scents in Haunted House but smells as if you were in an "Altar Room" with hundreds of lit candles and burning incense ( Murr , nag champa, etc...)

I haven't used Pumpkin but have heard it smells of pumpkin spice and pumpkin pie, cinamon, etc...

Sounds like all would work for your application. Maybe get Haunted House and Pumpkin and try creating a mix " Haunted Pumpkin Patch" Smell.

Hope this helps!

Question 2

Will this set off the fire alarms if i use it in my school?

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Fog will. This is a scent additive for the fog.

Question 3

How does the haunted house scene differ from the Gothic scent?

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I purchased the haunted house smell and swampy marsh smell. Although they are both very similar the haunted house one had a stronger essential oil scent to it where the other one was more dull. The haunted house smell without a doubt was very strong.

Question 4

Can I wear this as aftershave on my face????

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You could wear it on your clothes or skin but it certainly wouldn’t have the same effect as aftershave - aftershave is alcohol based to clear pores of bacteria, this is propylene glycol based and won’t clean pores and might in fact have the opposite effect. The scent is musty and moldy, like an old house - for Halloween it works great in a smoke machine (intended usage) or diluted with water in a spray bottle for curtains, furniture, or clothes… as a Cologne, it might be a hit in the mortuary community…

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