Inexcusable Evil

I did not expect a pleasant experience with this fragrance, but an interesting one. The opening fulfills this expectation, but the gunpowder fades, blood recedes into the background, and the iodine remains. Does it vaguely remind one of a hospital? Yes, but for me it is more similar to a bandage on a scraped arm. Not pleasant, but only vaguely annoying, not the dramatic experience that other people have.

Inexcusable Evil is a fragrance that never let go of me after my first sample. Brutality in liquid form. It is certainly not for everyone, but with its notes like blood, iodine, and concrete, it captures exactly what David imagined. After the dry down, I find it very wearable and also like to use it as a base for layering. The packaging design is, as usual for Toskovat, simple but still full of unique details.

At first I was a little confused, seeing what other reviews said about this perfume; in reality, it is a very wearable perfume. It opens metallic; for me, having been around a lot of blood, it smells exactly like that. After that, the floral note hits you. When I smell this perfume, I imagine that you have just fought a bloody battle, and then the sunrise hits you and you can smell the flowers of the morning. Truly a must-try.