Touch by Tous
Women 2006
Description
Touch by Tous is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, the nose behind this composition is Sophie Labbé. The top notes are freesia, lotus flower and lily of the valley; the heart notes include osmanthus, tiare flower and jasmine; and the base notes are raspberry, almond, vanilla and blueberry.
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About Touch
Touch by Tous is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, the nose behind this composition is Sophie Labbé. The top notes are freesia, lotus flower and lily of the valley; the heart notes include osmanthus, tiare flower and jasmine; and the base notes are raspberry, almond, vanilla and blueberry.
Flowers White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
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40 reviews
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Perfect for the office. Freesia is my favourite flower, and it smells fantastic. The longevity and sillage aren’t top-tier, but given the price, I’ll definitely repurchase without hesitation.
It transports me back to childhood; my mother used to wear it for work, and I’d see her looking gorgeous, impeccable, in her dresses and heels. It remains a fruity floral powerhouse, though the price has dropped. It’s now my signature scent: I wear it all year round, fresher in spring and autumn, perhaps in summer too, but I’d look for something else in winter. An elegant, spot-on classic for any occasion.
The opening smells awful, and the dry-down doesn’t improve it at all. Buy blind and you’ll get it wrong again… I must stop trusting reviews and only buy what I test on my skin. Enough of throwing money in the bin.
My favourite perfume since I was 16. I love that it’s woody and slightly sweet; it lasts up to 12 hours on my skin. For me, the best from Tous.
I tried it as a sample and expected something fresher and more youthful. It smells too stately, bland, and dated. It reminds me of Lancôme’s Poème; it’s not for me.
My signature scent, a work of art for me: sophisticated, sensual, and super versatile, with zero sweetness like those detestable perfumes. I adore blueberries, raspberries, and almonds, although I don’t detect the latter much; this fragrance must have something special to smell so good. The blueberries are the delight and standout, so realistic and natural. I love it; even the bottle charms me. The cherry note gives it good longevity (about 6 hours on my skin, which is saying a lot) and a price point that many expensive perfumes can’t match. A beautiful creation by Sophie Labbé; I kiss your feet, haha.
Softness and subtle fruity, floral, affectionate, and close elegance. It’s accessible elegance for everyday wear that gently enhances the aura. That magic of certain red fruits with the syrup of osmanthus creates something that always makes you smile. For those who want to smell rich without shouting, it’s a 10, and for anyone who enjoys plush, comfortable scents with echoes of fruit and flowers too. A discreet Tous classic of the good kind that doesn’t go unnoticed.
It smells clean and floral, but it lasts a joke. On my skin, not even an hour, even though I drench myself. Weak, very weak. Perhaps the original lasted longer, but the reformulated version lasts nothing. I won’t buy it again. To me, it’s totally summer scent; in winter, I put it away and don’t use it.
For me, this fragrance is exquisite. Good sillage and great longevity on my skin; in my country, the 100ml bottle is around $100. I find it very similar to Christian Dior’s Tendre de Poison. Today, I bought my second bottle.
This perfume is complicated to explain because it has a very specific scent and its bottle complements how it is, yet it still has something captivating; I consider it sexy, feminine, and singular. On the opening, I notice a bit of raspberry, somewhat woody or spiced, mixed with the floral top notes, though I’m not sure which ones. In the dry-down, I detect some blackberry, and honestly, I don’t know how to explain why I like it quite a bit, although it’s not for everyone; perhaps it can be a bit strong or simply not to everyone’s taste. Despite that, I consider you can wear it all year round and it suits both day and night. Its longevity is long, and its drawback is the price: for 30ml, it cost approximately €60.
The evolution is magical, although the opening is a bit alcoholic. Let it dry to let that soapy citrus note emerge, then the freesia and lily give way to gardenia and jasmine. The base is a curious mix of flowers with raspberry and blueberry: not sweet, but powdery, with vanilla and almond. In two words: powdery fruity. It’s versatile for all year round, ideal for everyday wear, not for formal events. It lasts over 7 hours without being annoying. The bottle is gorgeous for the vanity and the price of 30 to 35 dollars in Mexico is very good.
Terribly generic and poor longevity. I was intrigued by the use of raspberry and blueberry in the base, thinking it would be interesting with the almond and vanilla, but it was disappointing. Lacking another description, it smells like a generic perfume, like those you’re told smell like patchouli. No character, no distinction, and fatal performance; it might as well be a bathroom air freshener.
To me it’s strong, smelling of a mix of flowers like jasmine and orchids. The trail is heavy and the longevity moderate, between 6 and 8 hours. It’s ideal for evening. Its price is moderate, around 36 dollars.
A good perfume with moderate longevity and trail. Floral notes with a vanilla base that lingers. I find it elegant and fresh, works well day and night, in all seasons and for all ages. I think it’s one of the best from this brand and its price is moderate.
Where can I get this beauty in Argentina? They don’t ship there anymore and they don’t sell it in Spain either.
My mum is peculiar. She arrived saying she forgave a debt to a friend in exchange for this perfume, which she says smells like a designer bag or a gold watch. And she’s right: it’s musky and fruity, smelling like expensive hair spray. It smells good. It conveys that image of someone well-dressed and presentable. I can’t quite distinguish the white florals from the Tous Touch (it saved the aquatic lotus accord), but I do notice the blueberries, almond and vanilla clearly—not sweet but fruity and fresh, as if I’d just had a blueberry parfait for breakfast or stepped out of the bathroom. It has a powdery, light touch, thanks to the osmanthus and flowers, giving it elegance, a cotton sweater texture. It smells like clean girl aesthetic, like a young business owner, like a monochromatic influencer. It also smells like my mum’s questionable decisions with her money. Anyway, it’s very pleasant, versatile and quite liked. If you like fruity and fresh perfumes, this is ideal.
My mum is a peculiar person. She arrived saying she’d forgiven a debt in exchange for this perfume and that it smells like a designer bag or a gold watch. And despite what happened, I think she’s right. It’s a musky, fruity fragrance that smells like expensive hair spray. Don’t get me wrong, it smells good. That idea of my mum’s about someone well-dressed and presentable is the correct image it projects. I can’t quite distinguish the white flowers in this Tous Touch (that aquatic lotus note saved it), but I can clearly pick out the blueberries, almonds, and vanilla, not in that super-sweet gourmand sense, but in a fruity, fresh way, as if I’d just had a blackberry parfait for breakfast or stepped out fresh from a bath. It has a powdery, light aspect, which I suppose comes from the osmanthus and the bouquet of flowers in general; it doesn’t bother, but adds an elegant touch, a texture like a cotton jumper. In short, it smells like clean girl aesthetic, a young business owner, or a monochromatic influencer. It also smells like the questionable decisions my mum makes with her money and things. Anyway, it’s a very pleasant and versatile fragrance that’s quite popular, and if you like fruity, fresh perfumes, this is the ideal one for you.
Selective and intoxicating. It’s exquisite, perfect for standing out with elegance. Ideal for cold climates, though it adapts to moderate warmth (not so much in stifling heat, as it is a sweet gourmand). It opens with raspberry, sweet almond and vanilla, all very selective and well-blended. The trail is moderate, not intrusive but perceptible, filling the air with divine elegance. The longevity is very good: 8 hours on skin and double on clothes.
It’s very well done and rich, but not special. It’s elegant without being cold, jovial despite being slightly spiced, floral and fruity, with a touch of patchouli. It’s light, not tiring or cloying. It’s a modern classic of its time, like an old-school version of YSL’s Mon Paris floral.
Where do I begin! This perfume is a charm. It’s sweet, intoxicating and sublime. I find it warm for cold days, though it wears well in moderate heat. It’s not heavy or cloying, nor invasive. It truly receives many compliments on my skin.
It’s pure elegance. Tous doesn’t make it feel sweet to me; it smells like gold. It’s floral and fruity, with excellent longevity and a moderate trail. I recommend it for summer.
I used to adore this in my adolescence, but I grew tired of it quickly; now it feels overwhelming and cloying. I can no longer stand such sweet and strong scents – it sounds like an old-fashioned background note… sigh, I don’t understand how I liked it at first.
I love this perfume! It’s one of the ones that brings me the most compliments. It lasts for ages, even when I can’t smell it myself, and people ask what I’m wearing. It doesn’t smell fruity to me, but floral (I can’t tell which ones) with a sweetness to them. Nobody has said anything negative to me so far. I love it 🥰
I absolutely love it! It’s one of the most complimented perfumes I own. It lasts for ages; even when I can’t smell it myself, people ask what I’m wearing. It doesn’t smell fruity to me, but rather floral with a hint of sweetness. Nobody has said anything negative about it so far. I’m in love with it 🥰
I didn’t like it; it seemed very synthetic and lacking any special character. The curious thing is that when I wore it, people told me it smelled amazing, even though I couldn’t perceive the scent myself anymore.
To my taste, fruity and sweet notes aren’t my thing, but I loved this one. It was a gift and surprised me… I don’t know why it felt like a familiar scent, similar to one I’d used before but couldn’t place. Anyway, I liked it; it’s suitable for day, morning, afternoon, or night.
I used to love it when I was 15, feeling sophisticated and unique because nobody else had it. Now, at 24, I bought it blindly for work, thinking it would make me feel empowered and sexy. A huge disappointment: I can’t stand it anymore; its heavy sillage almost suffocated me, hit me hard, and nearly knocked me over. It felt intoxicating and gave me a headache, even though it wasn’t sweet on my skin. My boyfriend said it smelled like insecticide. What a shame; I don’t know if I’ve changed or if the perfume gave me a tickle up to my throat because of its strength. I had to sell it, almost gifting it to my grandmother. Goodbye, Tous Touch.
I don’t understand the negative reviews; Tous Touch is a marvel for me. It’s a very elegant floral, ideal for important occasions where I don’t want to smell sweet and childish. Although it has fruity notes, I don’t detect them much. It’s intense and deep, an adult essence with vanilla that makes it seductive; it’s super versatile, I use it for uni and for going out at night. It’s safe, doesn’t give me headaches, and the best part: it’s cheap. Longevity 8/10, sillage 7/10, scent 8/10.
The strangest thing that’s ever happened to me with a perfume. My sister and I tested it at the same time. To me, it seemed masculine and woody: I didn’t like it. She said she didn’t like it because it smelled like raspberry and it’s not her style. But what raspberry?? I was incredulous, grabbed her wrist and brought it close to my nose. And there it was! The lovely, acidic raspberry that didn’t exist on my skin at all. I know skin pH influences things, but is it so much that they’re perceived so differently from the first minute? It seems so. If I’d only tested it on my own skin, I wouldn’t recommend it at all. After discovering how it smells on others, I do like it (on them, of course).
I bought Tous Touch blindly, perhaps taking a risk, but the truth is I like it. I think it’s a very elegant scent; I wear it on Saturdays just for the day because I don’t see it for the evening. On my skin, the vanilla stands out above all, along with a very subtle flower. I recommend it and might repurchase when it runs out. Longevity is medium and the sillage isn’t too strong.