Inexcusable Evil is a fragrance that remembers destruction and pain. It tells a story of fallen buildings, lost memories, and the aftermath of conflict. "At least I have iodine on my wounds and crutches left to use, but what about those that don't?" asks the creator. This perfume is an artistic statement, designed to provoke thought and emotion. It explores synthetic and smoky themes, with an unsettling touch of metallic notes. Not for the faint of heart, it's a scent that challenges.

The scent opens with a shocking blast of an air-accord and gunpowder. The heart reveals a disturbing yet intriguing mix of blood, sharp metallic notes (reminiscent of iodine), and faint floral notes, with hints of guaiac wood. As it dries down, impressions of mineral notes (like concrete), frankincense, and a damp rain note emerge, settling into a smoky and woody base with sandalwood and copaiba balsam. It's a journey through unsettling synthetic landscapes.