Todos Santos by Perfumérica

I tested it over several days and it’s a simple fragrance, designed to keep things uncomplicated, suitable for everyone, citrusy, slightly sweet, and cheerful. Longevity is more than decent, easily lasting about 6 hours; it projects strongly for the first hour and a half and leaves a very pleasant trail. You can clearly detect the lemon, neroli, and orange blossom; the base features a sweet, well-crafted tonka bean. In its final stages, it reminds me a lot of Adolfo Dominguez’s Lima Tonka. In conclusion, it’s a simple fragrance that delivers a lot; if you called this ‘Riviera Dream,’ put it in a pastel LV bottle, and you could sell it for $400 to Chinese and Arab buyers. I’ll be using it a lot, though I think it’s best for hot days. 100% recommended.

Todos Santos is ideal for summer and heat, though I don’t rule out using it in other climates due to its versatility. From the first spray, you can tell the quality of the ingredients; the scent is very good and attractive. The opening is citrusy and aromatic with a marine and green touch that evokes the beach. Performance is moderate, which is common for citrus, but over time the perfume has mellowed and improved its longevity. Scent: 9.8/10. Trail: 6/10 (lasts well for 1-2 hours). Longevity: 7/10 (around 5 hours). Sprays: more than 10. It’s unisex, though it leans slightly masculine; women can wear it too. If you’re looking for something different for summer or daily wear in the heat, it’s worth it. I recommend smelling it at a Perfumería store in Mexico.

A fragrance for everyday life with excellent quality and a great concept. Todos Santos has a notable evolution; after the first hour, the Acid Lime note drops and blends better with the other aromas. In fact, the only thing I dislike is that the Lime note can be quite potent at the start. Then, the apple and fig appear rich and defined, giving way to the floral notes, which in my opinion are the best part of this perfume.

Todos Santos from Perfumería has a super citrusy opening thanks to the neroli, but what stands out most is the fig, which is very accentuated to the point of reminding me of HC9 – Fig, also from Perfumería, though in a lighter version perfect for the heat. Over time, it becomes a bit more floral and sweet without losing that fresh, luminous spark. When dry, the fig transforms into a more herbal note, accompanied by white flowers, a musky base, and a very subtle aquatic touch. It’s a citrus-aromatic fragrance, versatile, and with a lot of personality. (Previously known as Raw and Real.) Do you like fresh fragrances with fig and white flowers? Todos Santos could be your new favorite. Don’t miss out on trying it!