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Baby is a unisex eau de cologne from Tous, launched in 2007. It opens with Neroli, Mandarin Orange and Bergamot, reveals a heart of Orange Blossom, Pear, Apple and Rose, and settles into Musk, Petitgrain and Cedar. Its character is defined by citrus, musky and fresh accords.
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To me this smells like a nursery on a spring morning — neroli and mandarin soft and bright in the first breath, bergamot sparkling like sun through the curtains. Orange blossom and pear bloom gently, apple crisp, rose barely there like a whisper. Musk and petitgrain underneath are clean cotton and warm skin — the smell of a freshly bathed baby, bottled without being weird about it. Soft, safe, and completely lovely. Cedar adds the faintest woody warmth, like a crib made of pale wood. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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