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Purple Rice by Toouch

Men Women 2026

Brand
Toouch
Perfumer
Anh Ngo

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Purple Rice by Toouch: A Sweet-Salty Oriental Vanilla That Stands Out Toouch introduces Purple Rice, a unisex fragrance debuting in 2026 within the Oriental Vanilla olfactive family. Created by perfumer Anh Ngo, this new offering plays with surprising contrasts between sweet and salty. Its trail opens with rice and taro, reveals a heart of violet, orris root, and oolong tea,…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 50%
  • Spring 0%
  • Summer 0%
  • Autumn 50%
  • Day 67%
  • Night 33%

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LongevityModerate SillageIntimate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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About Purple Rice

Main accord sweet Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Anh Ngo

Purple Rice by Toouch: A Sweet-Salty Oriental Vanilla That Stands Out

Toouch introduces Purple Rice, a unisex fragrance debuting in 2026 within the Oriental Vanilla olfactive family. Created by perfumer Anh Ngo, this new offering plays with surprising contrasts between sweet and salty.

Its trail opens with rice and taro, reveals a heart of violet, orris root, and oolong tea, and settles into a creamy base of coconut milk, woody notes, and vanilla. A captivating balance that invites exploration.

The opening is arguably the most distinctive part: rice and taro lend a powdery, slightly starchy texture, while taro adds an earthy, subtly sweet touch. These are not common perfumery ingredients, but here they work beautifully to create a start that avoids the usual citrus or white-flower accords.

The heart turns more familiar yet remains interesting. Violet and orris root bring a floral, powdery quality, while oolong tea introduces a bitter, slightly smoky edge that balances the sweetness of the preceding notes.

The base is a true gourmand treat. Coconut milk provides a creamy, lactonic feel, woody notes offer structure, and vanilla wraps everything in a comforting sweetness. The result is a warm, enveloping silage that lasts for hours on the skin.

Anh Ngo, the nose behind this launch, achives a remarkable balance. The declared acords include sweet, salty, lactonic, gourmand, nutty, violet, and coconut. This combination is rare and demonstrates once again the creativity of the Toouch house.

With an average rating of 4.5 out of 5, Purple Rice stands as a risky but rewarding option. Its unisex character and dense trail make it ideal for colder months or fresh evenings.

It will appeal to those seeking modern oriental fragrances with a gastronomic, creamy twist. Perfect for lovers of coconut, vanilla, and powdery notes, whether men or women.

Purple Rice is a gamble that pays off: an oriental vanilla with personality, warm and unexpected, ideal for anyone looking to break away from the conventional.

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