Tous Man (2004)
by Tous

more herbal, less sweety version of burberry man. but there's no doubt that this one is better than that.

Fresh yet sweet, odd little combination that I find perfect for fall weather. A touch of fruits in it. Perhaps it's comparable to Animale or Xeryus Rouge in its muskiness but Tous Man has a fruit note that's also a little powdery. While not special amongst all the other fresh, clean scents, alone and without needing to compare it to anything else, this is very nice.

IMO... A carbon copy of Minotaure, but a little bit more herbal and less sweety, good longevity.

I tested it on a paper, can't try it on my skin as I already had enough fragrances on my arm (and a 10 months old crying daughter in the other arm). The sales woman gave me the sprayed paper when I was going out from the store and she just said me "check it, it's a new one".

As first impression, it was a sweet fruity fragrance, not fresh, and for a while it remembered me a fruit or spice from my old Xeryus Rouge. Didn't felt it like a fragrance following the top-middle-base note schema, since the first spray it stayed with almost the same aroma. About 3 days after the test I checked the same paper and it had a similar smell, plus a little green note. On Internet I found the main notes were Indian Grapefruit, Brazilian Orange, Sechuan Pepper and Sage.

As it wasn't fresh, it's a fragrance more suitable for colder seasons like fall or spring, but due to the fruity notes it's not fully suitable for winter use. For office use and simple evening occasions, range of age around 20-40 years old.