Tous Baby Eau De Cologne 100ml 3.3fl.oz

Tous baby eau de cologne

Tous Baby Eau de Cologne is a fragrance for the little ones and the not-so-little ones. An amazing eau de cologne with that delicate and charming scent that we love to smell in children.

Baby Tous by Tous is an “Eau de Cologne” for babies, men, and women with floral, fruity, and citrus notes. It is ideal for family use, as its freshness and delicacy convey a pure, light-filled aroma. It also makes a perfect gift for newborns. This version contains alcohol, but you can also find the version of this eau de cologne without alcohol.

Its notes…

This fragrance was created in 2007 by perfumers Michel Girard and Shyamala Maisondieu. In a pyramid that exudes tenderness, softness, and delicacy, its scent is similar to a freshly washed baby’s: clean and beautifully scented. As such, this product immerses us in a world full of hugs and cuddles, while nurturing our skin, leaving it silky.

The olfactory pyramid starts with delicate citrus notes, mandarin, neroli, and bergamot, which gently hug our skin, and prepare it to convey the delicacy of a bouquet of flowers, including orange blossom and rose along with fruity notes. Finally, the skin is subtly perfumed with a light woody touch, provided by musk, petitgrain, and cedar.

A fusion of notes suited to a baby’s skin.

Its bottle has the same shape as the iconic bear that represents the signature. This time with a fun touch: on the delicate head, it contains a cap with childish details.

• Olfactory family: Fruity Citrus Floral.
• Top notes: tangerine, neroli and bergamot.
• Heart notes: orange blossom, apple, pear, and rose.
• Base notes: musk, petitgrain, and cedar.

How to use the baby eau de cologne?

We recommend that you use the body milk first, after the bath, and finish the ritual with the eau de cologne.

Body milk: Apply to dry skin, after the shower, and massage gently.

Eau de cologne: Apply the eau de cologne to your baby’s clothes to create a delicious olfactory cloud.

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