Tocade

Relaunched in 2013 in a new bottle, it is considered one of the greatest fragrances from the house of Rochas. It presents a typical accord of rose, vanilla and powdery flavors. Yet it possesses a personality all its own, one that is most often immediately identifiable.

Tocade, a perfume that breathes joie de vivre

Before even discussing its leading note, let us first look at the somewhat extravagant appearance of Tocade. Indeed, it is enough to let the imagination wander and carry one toward a world filled with cheerfulness and happiness. It takes the shape of an amphora drawn with mischief and femininity. Its curved body displays a slender silhouette topped with a striking cap. This cap resembles a pointed hat perched on a bubble. Its red color, extending above a slender blue neck, is particularly cheerful. Tocade is the perfume of a colorful woman, celebrating the elegance of a femininity full of joie de vivre. This fragrance immediately brings a smile and invites one to see femininity at its best. This fragrance plunges into a whirlwind of pleasure capable of making one dizzy with a single breath. The femininity of Tocade is simply heightened by its good humor. This perfume is an enchanting concentrate of frivolity, seduction, laughter and humor.

The powdery, floral olfactory impertinence of Tocade

Far from some of the very limpid and airy perfumes from the house of Rochas, Tocade instead plays in the register of impertinence. Its opening pairs the citrus freshness of a sweet bergamot with the velvety softness of a peach and an apricot. Then, green notes take over, revealing a bolder femininity. This paves the way for numerous floral flavors. Tocade notably contains a limpid and delicate blend of lily of the valley, magnolia and jasmine. Rose, the eternal symbol of femininity, appears here with extravagance. Its silky petals prove impertinent and dare to spice themselves with a hint of nutmeg. The whole is wrapped in vanilla. Patchouli comes to structure the elegance of this perfume while cedarwood reinforces its depth. Tocade finally ends with rounder, powdery notes of iris, a noble flower widely used in feminine perfumery, here enriched with amber, benzoin and musk. The result is a fragrance both sensual and authentic, frivolous and springlike, sun-kissed and energizing.