Venom Incarnat belongs to a fragrance collection inspired by the snake and the stories, symbolism and mythology that have surrounded it throughout history.
This is such a seductive scent. The original creator describes its red colour through venom, strawberry and glamour, while the fragrance itself plays with temptation and attraction.
That explains why Venom Incarnat doesn’t stop at sweet berries and caramel. The leather base gives it some bite, making this a great choice for anyone who likes their gourmand perfumes with a darker edge.
Is this a strawberry perfume?
Yes, strawberry is one of its most noticeable notes. But you’ll also get blackberry and raspberry, followed by caramel and a much deeper base.
Is the leather in Eden’s Venom Incarnat vegan?
Yes. Eden’s version uses vegan leather, so you can enjoy that distinctive leather scent without any animal-derived leather ingredient.
Is this a gourmand perfume?
It certainly has a gourmand side, especially from the berries, caramel and vanilla. The leather, woods and patchouli take it in a darker direction than your typical sweet gourmand.
Why does Venom Incarnat change so much after I spray it?
The fruity notes are most noticeable at first, while the woods, spice and deeper base become easier to pick out as you wear it. Your skin chemistry can affect this scent development too.
What can I layer with Venom Incarnat?
Try it with vanilla if you want to bring out its sweeter side, or experiment with a woody perfume to push the leather and cedar further. Our go-to perfume layering guide has more ideas for creating your own combinations.
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