Malgrimm

It is a loud, fruity-gourmand fragrance with an intense passion fruit note that immediately brings sweet and sour confectionery to mind. The composition feels extremely playful and vibrant, almost like opening a bag of colorful gummy candies where sweet and tart aromas leap right into the nose. A licorice-like depth provides an unusual contrast, giving the fragrance a slightly dark, edgy side that makes it more interesting and less one-dimensional. Overall, it creates an impression of exuberant sweetness, fruity acidity, and playful exaggeration – like a 'Colorado' mix that doesn't aim to be subtle but is direct, loud, and maximally aromatic.

It unfolds a spicy-aquatic composition that immediately evokes images of an old sailing ship on the open sea, covered in barnacles and carried by endless vastness. The fragrance feels cool, wet, and permeated by a salty sea air that is both refreshing and slightly menacing. Green, algal, and slightly acidic facets give it an untamed naturalness, while driftwood and smoky-burnt nuances create subtle depth and tension. Added to this is a subtle synthetic coolness that makes the maritime image appear even more abstract and modern. Overall, the fragrance conveys a sense of adventure and simultaneous lostness—like a journey into the unknown, somewhere between storm, silence, and the endless sea.

The fragrance is an extremely animalic-driven scent that radiates a raw, blunt intensity. The composition feels deep, leathery, and distinctly animalic, almost like the dry air of a stable, without necessarily being negatively connoted – rather, pure, unfiltered nature stands at the forefront here. This impression is accompanied by a dry, sandy warmth reminiscent of a drive through the steppe in a heated Jeep. Dusty air, heat, and endless expanse merge into a dense, powerful overall picture. Especially in the drydown, the fragrance unfolds its particular strength and is well-suited for layering, as it lends a striking, animalic depth to other compositions.

It unfolds into a green, fresh composition that immediately brings to mind freshly mown grass and early spring air. This initial lightness is accompanied by a subtle animalic depth, lending the fragrance more character and naturalness. Over time, slightly fermented nuances develop, reminiscent of damp forest floors and dense, lush vegetation. It evokes the image of a living, untouched natural space – somewhere between a forest clearing and a damp pond, where everything grows, lives, and changes organically.

Megamare by Orto Parisi unfolds an overwhelming, aquatic intensity that appears less calm and more monumental. The fragrance is reminiscent of turbulent seawater during a storm, powerful and boundless, almost oppressive in its presence. At the same time, mineral facets emerge, recalling sun-warmed stones and a fountain in Rome in the searing heat – vibrant, historical, and full of character.

Feels like a journey into a digital intermediate world between dream and reality. A clearly synthetic, almost lacquer-like tension runs through the fragrance, reminiscent of electrical heat, burnt cables, and the cool, technical atmosphere of a foreign machine. At the same time, a dusty-powdery veil arises, giving the scent an unexpected softness and depth. It reminds me very much of the scene in The Matrix where Neo wakes up for the first time. Despite its unusual notes, I find the fragrance very wearable in everyday life.

To me, the fragrance smells like bananas in a portable toilet at a festival, strongly of urine with a banana note, as if a bunch of bananas had spent time in the scorching heat of a porta-potty that hadn't been cleaned over an entire festival weekend. It smells of plastic and synthetic. Wearing the fragrance is a statement; even if it doesn't resonate with me, I have to say it triggers a lot in me and I appreciate that. It is definitely not mainstream and not something you smell every day.

The fragrance smells like a freshly greased leather jacket. With light citrusy notes of orange oil. The scent feels intimate yet not too intrusive and gives one a sense of security.

The fragrance strikes me as an unsettling excursion into an artificial, industrial world. The scent is heavily synthetic and reminiscent of heated plastic, burnt rubber tires, and the dry, slightly acrid air of a car meet. At the same time, cool, technical associations emerge – like a server room or the sterile atmosphere of industrial plastics processing.

It feels like a sweet journey to the Caribbean, directly to a warm South Sea island. The focus is on a creamy banana note reminiscent of Bananas Foster and freshly mixed milkshakes. Coconut and milky accords give the fragrance a creamy softness, making it appear particularly well-rounded and gourmand.

The fragrance smells spicy and sweet. Like the beach and vacation. It is not intrusive and is suitable for everyday wear. It has a hint of cocktails but does not seem too playful.

It is a deep, dark, heavy composition that immediately evokes associations with tobacco, leather, and dark spirits. The fragrance feels dense and resinous, almost as if immersed in old wood paneling and polished furniture of a classic study. A smoky, slightly bitter warmth runs through the entire structure, lending it a striking, almost mystical presence.

The fragrance smells gourmand and fruity. It is very sparkling and reminds me of the moment when you open a bottle of sugary-sweet lemonade in summer. The scent quickly loses its sparkling effect and remains sweet, vanillic, and powdery.

The fragrance is very gourmand and gives us a feeling of comfort and vacation. Like being in front of a fireplace on holiday. The scent is powdery and immediately reminds one of almond cake.

To me, this fragrance simply smells like a perfect sea breeze. It is my current daily and I love it. It is not too intrusive and yet it is unique.

My daughter (10) describes it as the scent of sour candy powder. I find the description fitting, and it reminds me of a time when you would buy bags of sweets at a kiosk and the foot-shaped lollipops that you dipped into sour powder.

I can smell the cherry very strongly and definitely need to wear it more often. It makes me curious, but for me, it is a fragrance that needs to be tested.

Very wearable Toskovat fragrance. I will definitely add it to my collection.

Toskovat fragrances always manage to make me indulge in memories. For me, with this fragrance, it is not the birthday cake. It represents a Christmas time from my childhood that fills me with both melancholy and anticipation.

I love this scent, I had to order a full bottle immediately. It is slightly synthetic, fruity, and powdery.