Happy Moments by Tous

Tous never lets me down. So far, my experience with the brand has been delightful. The first thing I notice is the pineapple, then I sense the orchid and white chocolate. The popcorn is there, but only if I look for it with my nose (I like that it doesn’t stand out). It’s a proposal for a moment of happiness. I wear it for dates with friends, relaxed afternoons or going for coffee; I don’t see it with a formal dress, but just as its name suggests: a happy moment. I don’t like sweet fragrances and this isn’t one; it has just the right touch of sweetness from the orchid to accompany the chocolate.

I have several bottles of this perfume, it’s lovely. It opens sweet and dries down to white chocolate with popcorn. It’s a very delicious scent, not cloying, and lasts forever despite being a body mist. I do recommend it.

I ended up buying it on offer and to be honest, the scent was hugely disappointing. It’s some of the most basic and weak there is… It opens citrusy and sweet, turning into something musky, finishing with a clean scent, almost like baby cologne. I gave it away… Of all the Tous perfumes, it’s the worst in my opinion. It doesn’t smell like any of the declared notes. Perhaps a touch of mandarin or pineapple, nothing more. Perfumes don’t have an age, but this one is ideal for little girls or teenagers.

Curious: at first, I thought it was flowers and fruit, missing the chocolate. Then I realised it smells like puffed rice with white chocolate. It’s like the gorilla in disguise; it was there all along. Ideal for spring days or informal evenings.

Something peculiar happened with this eau de toilette. Initially, it seemed pleasant, youthful, and carefree, possessing a kind and discreet personality without pretension, much like a daisy, with a flirtatious and subtle hint. I never considered it gourmand until I ate puffed rice cakes with white chocolate and red berries and exclaimed: ‘This smells exactly the same!’ The puffed rice and popcorn represent the acidic sweetness of the red berries, pineapple, and clementine. It’s like the gorilla in the perception experiment: it was always there, but I couldn’t see it. I enjoy it on spring days or informal evenings, and the more I smell it, the more I like it.

This little perfume Bello is exquisite, very delicate, fresh, and not overly sweet, with distinct shifts that I thoroughly enjoyed. The pineapple and clementine blend well with the flowers; for an instant you sense the popcorn, then the white chocolate, afterwards it becomes floral, and the pineapple returns with the popcorn, continuing the game. On my skin, it has this dynamism; what I like most is that it is totally fresh and usable on hot days. Longevity is acceptable, around five hours on my skin, with moderate sillage and projection of about two hours, which then softens but remains perceptible.

How cloying! No popcorn or chocolate, just sweet. It smells nice but adds nothing new. I wore it for a couple of hours and then gifted it. I expected more.

Cheerful and fresh; I don’t detect the popcorn scent. It reminds me of Anna Sui’s Romantic Exotic, but with better projection and longevity.

After letting it sit in my collection, I decided to give it a second chance and now I see it better. Alongside the florals, I detect a juicy clementine at the start and a woody, even earthy touch. An hour in, I felt that light, delicious white chocolate with sweet pineapple, without losing the woody character. It reminds me of someone who falls foul at first, seeming pretentious, but once known well, their true essence is revealed. Its longevity improved on my skin (4 hours); I’m not sure if it’s the perfume or my skin.

I detect the orchid and daisies as soon as I spray, and after five minutes the clementine appears before dying out with the cedar. No trace of the acclaimed white chocolate or popcorn notes. I consider it fresh, ideal for heat. On my skin it lasts less than an hour, acceptable for an EDT. Sillage is moderate. In conclusion, it’s pleasant but I wouldn’t buy it again. Scent: 8/10, Longevity: 3/10, Sillage: 6/10, Price: $$$.

Rich as a sweet, creamy dessert. Soft and with very poor longevity.

To be honest? I hate the opening. Yet I still desire it with all my heart. Its evolution on my skin is magnificent, playful, and mischievous, even stealing my heart. I sought it with high expectations, found it, and sprayed. Ugh! Soap, detergent! It must be the daisies. Nothing gourmand, nothing sweet, very strong. I was disheartened, thought it was synthetic, and was disappointed. After a few hours, the magic began: that delicious popcorn note I craved popped out, followed by the white chocolate that reminded me of my beloved Fantasy. That’s how it was perceived for the rest of the time. From hating it, I came to love it. On my skin, that delicious combination of white chocolate and excessively gourmand popcorn remained. I didn’t perceive the other notes, but I’m sure I want it in my life. After 12 hours, that magical scent disappeared. I was looking for a doll-like perfumed aroma and I think I’ve found it.

Lovely, delicate, and soft. It’s not at all overpowering, but very special and different. I’ve never before felt the white chocolate or popcorn notes. It’s definitely very rich and suitable for any age. I like that it has notes different from the usual and that the result is so versatile and casual. I really like it very much.

Soft and delicate, it smells of condensed milk and white chocolate. There’s a hint of pineapple and cedar, but the longevity is short. The packaging is nice, though I expected more.