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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.
I love this way more than I expected. The finger lime gives it this fizzy sour sparkle, and then the vanilla/meringue side makes it creamy without turning into basic dessert perfume. It kinda smells like eating candy in a hot car after leaving the beach, but make it niche and expensive lol. There’s something plastic-y and glossy in here too, but I mean that as a compliment. Performance is strong on me, not beast mode but definitely noticeable. Super unique and honestly addictive.
This is insane in the best way. I get this cold pitahaya thing right away, like a frozen tropical drink, then the bubble gum pops up but it’s not cheap or kiddie. The suntan lotion vibe makes it feel super glossy and beachy, but kinda twisted. Honestly one of the most fun perfumes I’ve smelled in ages. It’s sweet, icy, fruity, and weirdly sexy. Lasted around 8 hours on me with a nice scent bubble. Def not a safe blind buy, but if you like odd fruity scents, this is a 10/10.
I expected this to be unwearable from the notes, but it’s honestly gorgeous. The blackberry is so vivid, almost jammy, then the plastic note comes in and makes everything feel cold and unreal. Kinda like smelling fruit through a brand new shower curtain, but make it high art. I wouldn’t wear this to the office obviously, but for nights out or just sitting alone feeling dramatic? Perfect. Projection is strong for the first few hours and it sticks around all day.
Born Screaming is not a safe blind buy, but wow, I love this. The cherry is dark and sticky, not candy sweet, and the latex note gives it this sterile hospital-meets-body-heat feeling. There’s also something animalic underneath, probably the castoreum, but it never gets gross on me. It feels like wearing a panic attack that somehow turns into a hug. Super dramatic, super strange, and absolutely worth sampling if you’re tired of pretty perfumes.
This is insane in the best way. I get this juicy blackberry/cherry thing at first, but it’s wrapped in this weird plastic-latex vibe that somehow feels emotional instead of gimmicky. Like a childhood toy left in a dark room with fruit rotting nearby lol. Sounds awful, smells incredible. It’s not cute or easy, but it’s super addictive and honestly one of the most unique perfumes I’ve tried. Lasts forever on my skin too, like 10+ hours easy.
Okay this one totally got me. I expected something super conceptual and maybe hard to wear, but nope, it’s delicious. The vanilla and honeycomb are rich and golden, then the tobacco gives it this cozy depth that makes it feel expensive instead of sugary. It reminds me a little of those niche gourmands that are more “atmosphere” than dessert, but this is way more addictive. I kept sniffing my wrist all day. It lasts great on skin and even better on clothes. Honestly one of the best Toskovat' scents I’ve tried.
This is one of the few artistic perfumes that I’d actually wear a lot. The bread note is so good, warm and yeasty but slightly sweet, and the peach adds this soft fuzzy brightness without making it fruity shampoo. There’s also a mineral stone vibe that sounds terrible but somehow makes the whole thing feel cooler and more real. Like eating dessert in a cold room. Super unique, but still comforting. Not blind-buy safe maybe, but if it clicks with you it REALLY clicks. I’m obsessed.
I love this so much. The honeycomb and tobacco combo is insane, sweet but not sticky, smoky but not harsh. It kinda gives me the feeling of an old kitchen at night, something baking, something burning a little, in the best way lol. The vanilla is there but it doesn’t turn into cupcake body spray. Performance is great too, I could still smell it on my scarf the next day. This is the kind of perfume that makes people ask what you’re wearing, but also makes them go “wait what IS that?”
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.
Pornstar is such a perfect name because this is loud, fake, shiny, and somehow gorgeous. I mostly get bubble gum and suntan lotion, with a cold icy opening that makes it feel less heavy than you’d think. It’s not elegant in the classic sense, but it has attitude. Like if Delina went on vacation, got weird, and started drinking neon cocktails. I wore it out and kept sniffing my wrist all night. Projection is really good for the first few hours, then it settles softer but still lasts.
Born Screaming is a 5/5 for me because it does exactly what niche perfume should do: make me feel something. The latex note is loud at first, almost medical, then this dark blackberry sweetness creeps in and softens it just enough. It’s unsettling but also weirdly comforting, like memories you don’t fully understand. Def not a compliment-chaser like Delina or BR540, but if someone gets it, they REALLY get it. Performance is beastly on clothes, so spray carefully.
This one really got under my skin. It opens with cherry and ground cherry, but not in a fun lip gloss way. More like bruised fruit, rubber gloves, and a strange warm resin underneath. The myrrh gives it depth and makes it feel almost sacred after the weird opening calms down. I love perfumes that tell a story and this one absolutely does. It’s challenging, yeah, but not just weird for attention. It’s actually beautiful and I keep thinking about it hours later.
Amaretto in the Melting Room is wild in the best way. I mostly get orange peel, tonka, and this soft bready sweetness that feels almost edible, but there’s something off-kilter underneath that keeps it from being cute. It’s not like Love Don’t Be Shy or any easy sugary gourmand. This feels darker, more textured, more grown up. The drydown is beautiful, warm vanilla-tonka with a dusty edge. Projection was strong for the first couple hours then settled close, but it stayed forever. Easy 5 stars for creativity alone.
This is honestly gorgeous. I get this warm bread thing right away, like a sweet loaf cooling on a stone counter, then the orange peel cuts through and keeps it from being too heavy. It sounds odd on paper but it wears so cozy and expensive. Not your basic vanilla gourmand at all. It has that Toskovat' artsy vibe but it’s still super wearable, which surprised me. Lasted around 8 hours on me with a soft but noticeable trail. Def a 5/5 if you like gourmands with a strange little twist.
