LoveMe by Tous

I bought it as a gift 🎁 for my teenage cousin and tried it on my own skin. It has a very citrusy opening and leaves a very clean scent on my skin. Personally, I don’t like spending much on ‘clean’ perfumes 🫧, so it wouldn’t be for me. That said, I think it’s a lovely aroma and a great option as a ‘first designer perfume’: youthful, fresh, and easy to wear.

Generally, I don’t like florals, but this smells quite good. The opening feels a bit alcoholic with something citrusy, and as it dries down, the floral notes become noticeable, but in my opinion, it’s a pleasant floral, nothing like ‘granny’ or an older woman’s scent. An 8.5/10.

It doesn’t have a strong sillage; it’s floral and I think it’s suitable for everyday wear.

The best dupe for Chance EDP.

A lovely friend gifted it to me for my birthday, but unfortunately, I didn’t like it at all! 🙁 It smells too floral; I don’t find it a pleasant fragrance; it doesn’t smell bad, but it’s not something I’d want to wear. Jaja, it’s quite intense and a bit old-fashioned… perhaps because I’m 23 I didn’t like it… and I must say I’m a gourmand lover jaja, though I also enjoy fresh scents as I live in an extremely hot city. Honestly, this perfume just doesn’t work for me and I’ve given it many chances; what a pity as the packaging is so lovely!

LoveMe is a top-tier blend of lychee, rose, and peony, with a base of wood and soft moss. A fresh fruity-floral scent with a slightly aquatic touch, super pleasant for everyone. I agree with the previous reviewer calling it a ‘chameleon perfume’; it is exactly that: usable at any time and in any situation, and you always look good in it. Acceptable performance, a solid recommendation for the collection, ideal for those seeking something feminine and light.

One of my signature scents. I’d wear it all year round, but if you’re looking for something versatile for summer, it’s a top choice. I feel it’s unisex, though with a slight feminine touch. A safe blind buy.

I like it a lot. I was going to buy LoveMe Silver blind, but I went to the shop and asked for samples of both; this Tous Rosa delighted me. I love its scent, it’s entirely to my liking. I recommend it wholeheartedly; I can wear it daily without being obnoxious to anyone… it’s a very pleasant scent.

I like its scent a lot: soft, clean, but for me it’s more feminine than unisex, honestly. Sevilla Air smells similar and I’ve used it for a while, very much for everyday wear when you don’t want to wear anything super sophisticated but also not nothing; it’s not a great equivalent. The original doesn’t last too long for me; I feel it right on the skin, only those close by can smell it when first applied. I love the scent, it’s one of those where it’s impossible for anyone not to like it, and the bottle is very pretty. Perfumarte has a very well-made replica, incredible how good it is, I’ve already used a bottle. It reminds me a lot of Chanel Chance Tendre, but I notice more of the floral part. Both are delicious for spring and even summer.

Safe blind buy, fresh and youthful. Similar to others like New York or Funny. If you like fresh and generic perfumes, this is your spot. It’s good for giving to a teenager. Not for a woman with personality. Very expensive for what it lasts…

A disappointment: it smells innocent, soft, and rather generic. Pink floral notes with a citrus opening and… you’re left waiting for something to happen. It’s fresh and clean, but nothing wow. Lasts about three hours on the skin.

A pink milkshake. It didn’t seem as horrible as the hideous Aventura bottle; it’s a citrus-milky fragrance with flashes of pink flowers. Pleasant in itself, good for occasional use without pretensions. The lychee is well-worked; it’s not the protagonist because it contrasts with the creamy white and pinkish flowers, making that clash of exotic acidity with the zesty fizz of the grapefruit look nice; the pink pepper finishes assembling everything with its characteristic soft, spicy lactonic tone. In short, an EDT reminiscent of those sport florals of the new millennium, almost unisex, where no ingredient stands out, simply a mixture with hints of fabric softener, slightly heavier but with its dynamic touch thanks to the citrus sparkles. Rich and fragrant cleanliness. Nothing that will drive you crazy, but sometimes you don’t even need it. PS: It doesn’t remind me of Miracle at all, nor does it recall it; there the lychee has a taste of stagnant, corrupted water, plus it’s a perfume that smells like a hospital. This is a youthful and pleasant fragrance; it’s rare for anyone to say it smells bad. It does give me a distant air of VS Bombshell, but with the volume turned down; still, it retains that fuchsia creaminess of the VS, with the same fruity freshness so vulgar, yet curiously sexy and sensual. I think Tous has a problem with their perfume design; most revolve around the testicular teddy bear; the founder loves it, finds it cute and comfy, but many of us perceive it as something that gives cringe, something you wouldn’t wear on your nightstand but keep in the wardrobe. The truth is, the house’s perfume line, understanding its sector of battle, doesn’t seem bad all things considered, but to my taste, that childish image weighs down its image. PS II: Regular sillage, poor longevity.

What a disappointment 😞 As a Tous perfume fanatic, I bought it and still can’t find any excitement. The bottle is beautiful and doesn’t seem childish as I read in some comments. It smells of heavily talcum-powdered rose and nothing else, with no surprises. On my skin it has poor fixation, lasts 3/4 hours, and I find it very weak. For now, I only like seeing it but not wearing it. I won’t repurchase, although Onyx (the black bottle) is on my wishlist and I’ll try it before.

Fresh, floral, and delicate, with a very soapy and clean touch. It reminds me a lot of Chance Eau Tendre and Marc Jacobs’ Daisy. It smells good, but adds nothing new.

I’ve had a sample for a long time, but I admit I have prejudices against Tous: their bags and jewellery seem horrible to me, so I assumed the fragrance would be too. And while the bottle seems horrendous to me (I have a grudge against the bear, what can we do?), the smell is pleasant. It smells a lot of pepper with a citrus touch, especially the first two or three hours. Then it relaxes and becomes more floral, although the pepper remains the star. Its dry-down is that spicy bouquet; I don’t feel the base notes at all. It’s a simple and clean scent. It lasts quite a while, just like other more expensive ones I own. It won’t change your life, but it’s a very good option for its price and because it goes well for study or the office. I wouldn’t buy it for myself (it has a bit too much pepper for my taste), but if someone gifted it to me, I’d use it gladly. That said, I’d still find the bottle ugly.