Tous by Tous

Floral, aromatic, and super clean. It opens fresh with bergamot and cassia, then the flowers (gardenia, peony, iris) soften, leaving a faint trail of musk and wood. Perfect for work or casual outings. I’ve repurchased it several times because it’s polished and not overpowering, ideal for all year round. I love the bottle with Tous’s bear cap.

Delicious fragrance! I bought it blind (as usual, lol) and absolutely loved it: floral with a tiny citrus touch, very lovely, subtle yet noticeable for hours. Smells like clean talc, nothing overwhelming—it’s a personal scent you enjoy yourself or those very close to you. On skin, it doesn’t last long, but on clothes it lasts all day and the next. I got it in Mexico at a very affordable price, so I’d buy it again. Update: After several weeks in a row, I had to stop wearing it; there’s a note that hits me in the face, I think it’s the gardenia (or maybe I over-sprayed, haha). I like it, but I ended up gifting my second bottle.

Feminine, clean, sophisticated, discreet, and good taste… It has a delicious citrus opening, then turns into a white floral. It easily lasts 6 or 7 hours, doesn’t have much sillage, it’s for personal enjoyment. It reminds me of the color white due to its cleanliness. It’s a very beautiful perfume that looks great with a very clean and neat look, perfect for informal or casual spring mornings. It will always make you feel put-together.

A clean scent, very similar to Estée Lauder’s Pure White Linen.

Fresh, youthful, light, and citrusy—ideal for hot climates. Longevity varies between 2 to 3 hours.

I was looking for something for summer, clean and super feminine, like just out of the shower, and I found it. I bought it blind and was blown away. Even though it’s an EDT, it lasts well on the skin and leaves a trail without being heavy. The jasmine and rose aren’t grandma-level; it’s for everyone, but for young women, it’s pure femininity. Smells fresh, elegant, and clean, with a hint of lemon. The price is top-notch. It’s my spring/summer signature scent along with Benetton Rose; both have those fresh white flowers.

Tous is a white floral, ideal for a wedding. I had it and sold it because it’s powdery and I can’t stand it, but it smells delicious and I received many compliments.

I’ll be brief: that citrus opening and that gardenia mean it’s always in my house. It runs out and I buy it again. I love it!

One of my favorites for years. I agree with several reviews: if it were a color, it would be white. It’s a floral bouquet but not invasive. I’d describe it as giving you a bath in a tub with a floral soap bar… I couldn’t say it better. It smells like flowers and clean. When I wear it, I feel good, it has good projection and longevity, very feminine. I didn’t know the nose behind it was the great perfumer Olivier Cresp. I think he managed to capture the simplicity Tous jewelry wants to convey.

I bought it blind, excited by a friend’s review, but it didn’t work on my skin. It smells very much like soap, old soap. I can feel the floral part, but the soapy scent is stronger. I used it several times to see if it was due to the weather, but the soapy smell persisted. I listed it for sale.

A timeless classic. I save it for special occasions. Maybe once I run out, I won’t repurchase.

They gave me a sample, and I was relieved it was just that… it doesn’t work for me. Very floral, straight-up rose and jasmine, reminding me of deodorant. A bit bitter and potent, very stately. I wouldn’t buy it.

I walked into perfumeries so many times without it ever catching my eye, until I tried it and what a lovely fragrance. Ideal for daytime, floral, feminine, delicate, and clean, just like its transparent bottle. It lasts hours and hours on the skin, has incredible longevity for me, and is reasonably priced. I recommend it 100%.

I was curious to try this Tous EDT since I’ve been using Tous Gold EDP for years and wanted to compare them. I wasn’t wrong in thinking they’d be very similar, which isn’t surprising since they share not only their tender elongated presentation with the decorative bear but also several notes. In my opinion, the main difference is at the start of this EDT, where the citrus notes make it more delicate, light, refreshing, and less creamy than the Gold version. However, there’s already great similarity. Even more so when the floral notes emerge, where I mainly distinguish gardenia. In its final phase, it’s practically the same soapy, woody, and musky aroma, just a bit more subdued, delicate, and shorter-lasting. It maintains a classic, romantic, and discreet personality. It’s a fresh, clean, light, neat, and very feminine floral that can’t be assigned a specific age; it’s charming on both a teenager and a mature woman. I agree with a previous review that associated it with the color white; it’s so comforting it makes you feel like you’re in a spring garden full of white flowers. Its longevity is considerable, about 4 to 5 hours, though on clothes it’s softly perceptible until the next day. It allows year-round use, though I think it’s best enjoyed in spring.

It’s floral and a bit citrusy, very pleasant, fresh, and with a soapy touch. Maybe a little sweet too. I must say that at first, when opening it, I felt it was very bitter and unpleasant; that note of cilantro and green leaves was very strong. After a few days, that disappeared, and now I’m happy with it. It’s soft for daytime, spring-like, and lasts about 4 hours.