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Eau de Soleil Blanc 2025 by Tom Ford

Men Women 2025

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Tom Ford

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Tom Ford's Eau de Soleil Blanc 2025 is a floral fruity fragrance created for men and women. This new scent, launched in 2025, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes blend the freshness of citron, neroli, bitter orange, bergamot, petit grain, pistachio, cardamom, pink pepper, and caraway. The heart of the composition reveals the elegance of neroli, Tunisian orange…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 3.4%
  • Spring 31%
  • Summer 55%
  • Autumn 11%
  • Day 78%
  • Night 22%

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512 votes

  • Positive 83%
  • Negative 8.2%
  • Neutral 9.0%
positive reviews 512 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I own it

1,932 votes

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Leading answer Summer

494 votes

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Leading answer Day

285 votes

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About Eau de Soleil Blanc 2025

Main accord citrus Year 2025 Gender Men · Women

Tom Ford’s Eau de Soleil Blanc 2025 is a floral fruity fragrance created for men and women. This new scent, launched in 2025, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes blend the freshness of citron, neroli, bitter orange, bergamot, petit grain, pistachio, cardamom, pink pepper, and caraway. The heart of the composition reveals the elegance of neroli, Tunisian orange blossom, ylang-ylang, jasmine, and galbanum. Finally, the base notes settle into a warm and enveloping foundation of coconut, vanilla, benzoin, amber, and tonka bean.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices White flowers Flowers Green, herbal and fougère Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

250 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

244 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

291 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

249 votes

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  1. Putsulica

    Smells identical to Lalique’s Plume Blanche 1901, but while that one is a winter powerhouse with great longevity, Tom Ford is the summer version. Both are incredible, and I love them.

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  2. Putsulica

    Smells just like Lalique’s Plume Blanche 1901. Tom Ford is the summer version, while Lalique is the winter one, which lasts and projects better. Both are amazing, and I love them.

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  3. andiufmanoel

    I loved it, especially the coconut note. At first, it’s citrusy and a bit babyish, but then it smells like bronzer (coconut with vanilla). It’s 100% summer. If you want to read a review that describes it perfectly, take a look at Clerdb’s.

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  4. andiufmanoel

    I got hit with the coconut notes, especially. At first, it smells citrusy and a bit babyish, but then it turns into pure bronzer (coconut with vanilla). It’s 100% summer. If you want to know more, check out Clerdb’s review; it describes it perfectly.

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  5. A very pleasant, creamy coconut scent with a citrus opening. Very summery. In the dry down, it’s very similar to Bossa by Granado, but it feels more feminine to me, perhaps due to the vanilla adding more intensity.

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  6. It’s a very pleasant coconut scent, slightly creamy with a citrus opening. Very summery. In the dry down, it’s very similar to Bossa by Granado, but it feels more feminine to me, perhaps because of the intensity the vanilla adds.

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  7. Smells like coconut, summer, and luxury spa. It’s exactly what we were looking for with Veneno Bianco so it wouldn’t just be a bathroom freshener. The only downside is the short longevity, but in the end, perfumes are bought to be worn, and this one does its job.

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  8. Smells like coconut, summer, and expensive spa. It’s exactly what we were looking for with Veneno Bianco, although here it stays as a bathroom freshener. The downside is that it doesn’t last long, but in the end, perfumes are bought to be used, and this one fulfills its purpose.

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  9. I bought it, and here’s my real experience with the Eau de Soleil Blanc 2025. I like it and it has that summer vibe, but it has nuances that leave me conflicted. Opening: smells like a baby cologne due to the neroli—very fresh but a bit ‘babyish’. It disappears quickly, and the heart emerges with citrus, spices, and nuts; it smells great, fresh, and sweet, though I don’t detect the jasmine or ylang-ylang. Dry down: stays on the skin with coconut, vanilla, amber, and tonka; it’s creamy, warm, and tropical. Longevity and projection: here’s the ‘but’. It lasts about an hour at full strength and then becomes a skin scent, almost imperceptible. It projects little and fades fast. For a Tom Ford, I expected better performance. Conclusion: I like it, it smells clean, and it’s ideal for heat. It’s subtle, lacks projection, and leans slightly feminine. The babyish opening might scare some people, but the heart is the best part. Would I buy it again? Maybe. The heart, yes; the longevity, no. But I enjoy it while it lasts. I see it as unisex, with a slight feminine lean.

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  10. I tried it, and the Tom Ford Eau de Soleil Blanc 2025 left me with mixed feelings. At first, it smells like a baby cologne due to the neroli—very fresh but a bit ‘babyish’—and fortunately, it lasts only a minute. Then it explodes with citrus, cardamom, and spices that smell amazing, though I still don’t notice the jasmine or ylang-ylang. Finally, it leaves a creamy base of coconut and vanilla, sunny and tropical. The problem is that for the price, it lasts an hour and fades to a skin scent; it projects little. I like it for the heart, but the longevity doesn’t justify the cost. I see it as unisex, perhaps more feminine, ideal for summer if you’re looking for something subtle.

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