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Too Too, Betsey Johnson Fruity · 2011

Too Too

Rating3.5 ★ 318 votes
GenderWomen
Year2011
Best for winterDaytime wearmoderate sillageLong Lasting
Collection

The pyramid

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Top / Heart / BaseThe three tiers of the pyramid: first impression, the character, and the long-lasting foundation.More in Learn →
13 notes

At a glance

community scores
Longevity
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LongevityHow long a fragrance lasts on skin.More in Learn →
56
fleetingeternal
Sillage / projection
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ProjectionHow far the scent radiates from your skin while you stand still. The 'sillage / projection' votes on fragrance pages blend the two, so read them as overall reach.More in Learn →
51
intimateenormous
Price value-
overpricedgreat value
Gender lean-
femininemasculine

Accord radar

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AccordA blend of notes the nose perceives as one unified smell - like a chord made of musical notes.More in Learn →
top 8 · +2 more
FruityWoodyPatchouliSweetWarm SpicyFresh SpicyFreshPowdery
Full accord breakdown

Main accords

top 10
Fruity
Woody
Patchouli
Sweet
Warm Spicy
Fresh Spicy
Fresh
Powdery
Musky
Rose

Community profile

community votes
Longevity
very weak
7%
weak
14%
moderate
36%
long lasting
37%
eternal
7%
Sillage
intimate
10%
moderate
51%
strong
17%
enormous
22%
Season
spring
20%
summer
21%
fall
27%
winter
32%
Time of day
day
53%
night
47%
Gender
female
59%
more female
41%
Value
way overpriced
6%
overpriced
6%
ok
19%
good value
56%
great value
13%

Smells similar

by scent profile

Similarity is based on note and accord overlap, not molecular analysis.

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In plain words

The main accords of Too Too are fruity and woody. It opens with Ginger and Passionfruit, reveals Big Strawberry and Rose at its heart, and dries down to Patchouli and Agarwood (Oud). It lasts a moderate time and projects strongly; people reach for it in autumn and winter, day or night.

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