Hotel California ?

Hotel California ? Perhaps that's best for a patchouli, burnt clove and sage profile...

I think a bourbon, tobacco, musk, with a touch of leather smells like hotel California

Then again I just watch " a fistful of dollars" this weekend.

I'm back, I'm back lol! I been making soap most of today!

Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions. I usually don't have so much trouble naming soap! I can say that the spearmint is definitely prominent, and the eucalyptus is lightly there. The supporting notes create a wonderful uplifting synergy. Spearmint always seems cooling to me...like being at the top of a mountain surrounded by nature.

Alpine mist

Sumit's peak

Hotel California might need a touch of Sulphur, too.

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synergy mint...aspen...

Mountain Grove

Just read through all the suggestions again. So many good ones I'm thinking through using a combination of a couple of the descriptive words offered. Only so much room on a scent label! I feel the word mint needs to be in there. It's not really heavily citrusy, aquatic or woodsy but those notes combined with the others give it an interesting depth...I would consider it uplifting and spa like.

I love seeing how every ones individual associations with the notes used brings about various memories and ideas!

Mint jubilee sounds like a soap I would buy

I like a name that gives me at least some idea of how it smells. I'd go with Tropical Mint.

Medieval Orchard

Aqua Velva would be a good example of that(how it smells).

You do realize, Kathleen, that we're just getting started .

I;m not so sure about Badlands

Since I do not know what that smells like, can you elaborate?

You definitely feel like you're in or around cool water that has all the ingredients AV has(mainly glycerin and menthol). Alcohol, too.

Summit Springs