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Pure Gold is such a pretty easy reach. I mostly get apricot and soft musk, with a little bright mandarin in the opening. It feels clean but still sweet, like freshly washed skin with a fruity vanilla lotion vibe. Very feminine to me, but not loud or annoying. My only issue is that it gets a bit linear after the first hour, so don’t expect a big journey. Still, it smells really nice and polished. Lasts around 6-7 hours on me, projection is moderate.
Inexcusable Evil is not an easy love, but I respect it a lot. The ozonic notes and rain effect make it feel cold and empty, then there’s this dusty concrete thing underneath that’s honestly so realistic. I love how it doesn’t try to be sweet or crowd pleasing at all. It smells like a memory from a place you maybe shouldn’t be revisiting. Projection is moderate, not beast mode, which is probably a good thing with something this intense. I took one star off because it’s not super wearable, but creatively it’s amazing.
This is genuinely one of the weirdest things I enjoy wearing. I get wet concrete, rain notes, and this smoky gunpowder vibe right away, like standing outside after a storm near something that just burned out. Sounds horrible but it’s weirdly beautiful. Not cozy at all, more like atmospheric and emotional. The incense comes in later and makes it feel less harsh. My only issue is that it can feel a bit too conceptual some days, like I’m wearing an art installation. Performance is solid on me, around 7 hours with decent projection early on.
Born Screaming is not trying to be pretty and that’s exactly why I love it. The cherry/ground cherry thing is tart and almost fermented, then the latex comes through like gloves in a medical room, but somehow it all feels emotional instead of gimmicky. There’s a musky ambrette softness later that makes it surprisingly wearable on skin. It’s dramatic, slightly disturbing, and very addictive. I wouldn’t wear it every day, but when I’m in the mood for something that feels like a full movie, this is unbeatable.
This is one of those perfumes that makes most designer stuff feel boring. The opening is sharp, fruity, and synthetic in the best way — I mostly get blackberry and plastic, like some neon childhood memory gone creepy. Then it settles into this sticky resinous base with styrax that feels smoky and intimate. It’s not an easy compliment getter, but I did have someone ask what I was wearing because it smelled “insane but amazing.” Pretty beastly too, so one or two sprays is enough.
Okay this is so cool. It smells like orange peel, warm dough, and a little smoke from tobacco in the background. Not smoky-smoky, just enough to make it feel lived in. I keep smelling my wrist because it changes every hour, but it never gets messy. There’s a creamy sweetness later that feels like tonka or vanilla, but still not basic. If Delina is pretty pink perfection, this is the weird friend wearing black in a bakery and somehow smelling incredible. Huge love.
This is insane in the best way. I get warm bread right away, but not like a plain loaf… more like some fancy pastry cooling on stone in an old kitchen. The orange peel gives it this slightly bitter sparkle that keeps it from going full dessert candle. It’s cozy, weird, and super wearable at the same time, which is honestly hard to pull off. On my skin it lasts around 8 hours and keeps this toasted vanilla thing going. Easily one of the most memorable gourmands I’ve tried.
This is okay, just not something I’d run to buy. The opening is bright with lemon and bergamot, kinda fizzy and clean, then it settles into a sweet vanilla/amber thing. Sounds amazing on paper but on my skin it feels a bit generic, like a polished designer scent with that Montale loudness. I do like the fresh-sweet balance, and it lasts a solid 6-7 hours, but I don’t find it super memorable or “intense” in a special way. Nice for casual wear, just not a wow.
This is the opposite of a compliment getter, but I mean that in the best way. I mostly get incense, rain, and a mineral concrete smell, like a wet abandoned building with smoke in the air. It’s bleak but strangely calming to me. If you love clean musks or fruity florals, run away. But if you like stuff like Zoologist or the darker Comme des Garcons scents, you might really appreciate this. Lasts around 6 hours on my skin. I wish the drydown had a little more depth, but overall it’s super memorable.
I really like this, but I def have to be in the mood for it. The gunpowder note is super noticeable at first, sharp and metallic, then it softens into incense and sandalwood. It kinda reminds me of those niche perfumes that are more about a scene than smelling “pretty.” Not something I’d wear to dinner or the office lol, but for cold rainy nights it hits hard. Minor complaint: the opening is a little abrasive and can scare people off. After 30 minutes though, it becomes smoky, dry, and surprisingly wearable.
Tbh I expected this to be too conceptual to enjoy, but wow. Born Screaming has this cherry note that feels glossy and artificial at first, then it melts into myrrh and patchouli and becomes darker, softer, almost comforting. The plastic note is def there, but it’s not cheap toy plastic to me, more like hospital wristband meets red fruit. Really strange, really memorable. I kept smelling my wrist all day. If you want something pretty like Delina, run away. If you want something unforgettable, get this.
I love this because it feels alive in the most dramatic way. The blackberry is juicy but almost bruised, and then that latex/plastic vibe comes in and makes it feel clinical and wrong, but in a super cool way. There’s also this animalic warmth underneath, probably the castoreum, that keeps it from being just “concept perfume.” It actually smells wearable to me, just very intense. Not office friendly unless your office is a haunted art gallery lol. Huge personality, amazing performance.
This is so weird and so good. I get a dark cherry/blackberry thing at first, but it’s not sweet-cute at all… more like fruit smeared over warm plastic and skin. Sounds gross, but somehow it’s addictive and kinda emotional? The latex note gives it that sterile, uncomfortable edge, but the drydown gets deeper and resinous. Def not a blind buy for normal perfume people, but if you like art freak scents, this is a 10/10. Lasted around 8 hours on me with solid projection.
Pure Gold is pleasant, but tbh it doesn’t really wow me. I mostly get soft apricot and mandarin at the start, then it turns into this clean musky vanilla thing with a bit of patchouli underneath. It’s pretty, feminine, and easy to wear, but also feels a little generic for Montale. I expected more punch or something more memorable. Performance is decent on me, maybe 6 hours, but projection stays pretty moderate after the first hour. Not bad at all, just not something I’d rush to buy a full bottle of.
This is exactly the kind of gourmand I want more brands to make. Sweet, yes, but not flat or syrupy. The honeycomb feels rich and textured, the bread note is shockingly realistic, and the orange peel cuts through everything perfectly. It has this warm, almost dusty room atmosphere that makes it feel like a whole scene instead of just a perfume. Performance is great on me, about 7-9 hours with a nice scent bubble. If you want cupcake vanilla, maybe skip it. If you want something artistic and addictive, try this.
This one really surprised me. I expected something super weird because it’s Toskovat’, but Amaretto in the Melting Room is actually beautiful and comforting. The bread note is the star for me, soft and yeasty, with vanilla melting into it like warm glaze. There’s a mineral stone vibe too, which sounds odd but keeps it from being too sweet. I wouldn’t call it an everyday dumb reach, but when I’m in the mood for something special, this hits hard. Lasts forever on clothes btw.
I love this because it feels edible but not childish at all. The honeycomb and tobacco combo is gorgeous, kinda sticky and golden but with this darker edge underneath. There’s also a peachy softness that shows up after a while and makes it feel rounder. It reminds me of sitting in a tiny European bakery when it’s raining outside, but make it artsy and slightly unsettling. Projection is solid without choking people out. 5/5 for me, totally worth sampling if you’re bored of basic vanilla bombs.
This is definitely more of an experience than a perfume I’d reach for a lot. I get a damp concrete vibe with rain notes and a smoky gunpowder thing in the background, which is honestly pretty cool for the first hour. After that it gets kinda flat and more incense-y, but not in a cozy way. I respect the creativity, but tbh I don’t find it super wearable or addictive. Performance is decent, maybe 6 hours, with moderate projection. Interesting sample, but I wouldn’t need a bottle.
Tbh this smells like luxury bubble gum melted into tropical body oil, and I’m obsessed. The persimmon gives it this ripe orange-fruit softness, while the beeswax adds a smooth warm texture that keeps it from being just fruity candy. It’s strange but super wearable to me, like a fun vacation scent with a freaky niche edge. I wouldn’t call it subtle at all, people will smell you. But it’s not annoying on my skin, just bright and creamy and very memorable. Huge love.
This is one of those scents that sounds chaotic on paper but totally works on skin. The pitahaya is juicy and kinda watery, then I get creamy suntan lotion and a soft vanilla drydown. It’s playful but not dumb, sweet but not sticky. I honestly think it’s one of Toskovat’s most wearable weird ones. Still not office friendly unless your office is very cool lol, but for summer nights or festivals? Perfect. It makes me happy every time I spray it. Easy 5 stars for originality alone.
