Isabel

Isabel by Tocca is a light, fruity, and floral rose-centered perfume with a refreshing citrus and pear top note, leading to a sweet, slightly boozy sangria-like heart. The rose is not dominant or naturalistic—it's synthetic and stylized, best described as a 'photo-realistic rose' rather than a real floral. The drydown features vanilla, amber, and guaiac wood, adding soft warmth and depth. It is gendered entirely toward women and ideal for spring or summer wear during the day. The scent is delicate and transparent, projecting moderately with a soft but persistent trail. Longevity is moderate—lasting several hours, with a peak that occurs several hours in, when the sweetness fades and the rose becomes more refined. Some find it overly sweet or artificial, especially in high heat, while others appreciate its airiness and lack of heaviness. It’s often described as playful, flirty, and appropriate for casual or office settings. The bottle is visually elegant, with a heavy glass container and filigreed brass cap, though the cap design is criticized for insecure closure.