Lucia

A heavenly dream of a fragrance. Tocca does it, yet again. This is a romantic, sexy, luxuriously feminine scent. Smooth oceanic breeze, mouth watering fragrant lemon, and sweet sensual fig. It's such a satisfying and gorgeous blend of notes. I feel wrapped in Mediterranean sea breeze, sandy sunny coasts, sweet summer air, lemon trees, and happiness when I smell this. It smells DIVINE and is one out of many Tocca fragrances to smell so good and so beautiful it makes me tear up. How do they manage to capture so much emotion and sensuality in their fragrance? I am in LOVE with Lucia by Tocca. I have never been to the Amalfi Coast, but this is exactly what I imagine it to smell like. On my skin it is simultaneously sweet, spicy, fruity, woodsy, and ozonic. I have some sprayed on my arm right now and I cannot stop smelling it. Something about the lemon/fig/ocean breeze combo makes it so sentimental for me. Having grown up in the Mediterranean, it smells Mediterranean to me in a very hauntingly beautiful nostalgic way. A fragrance that absolutely melts me. I feel like I'm a kid again, sun tanned from the beach, spending breezy summer evenings eating fruit on our porch. It really is all that to me. It smells so hopeful, so romantic, and so magical. Lasts about a day on my skin, longevity and sillage are pretty good.

This is delightful; another perfect scent from Tocca. Like most other Tocca scents, there is no longevity, as usual. However, it is a delightfully woody, sweet fig. I don't get any of the marine notes at all; I'm not sure if it's the scent or my skin chemistry/nose. It quickly turns very woody on my skin and has a super sweet dry down. It reminds me of fig jam, dried figs or those figs that are almost too ripe. The woodiness is helpful as it prevents the fig from becoming overpoweringly sweet. It's opaque and almost creamy near the end and very polished throughout. It's absolutely delicious, 10/10 scent but unfortunately it disappears on me within the hour. I'd say it's perfect for spring/fall, day or night. It might be a bit cloying in the summer due to the sweetness. I don't get the earthiness of fig (definitely not like Philosykos) and the citruses in the opening are bright and "clean" so it isn't your typical fig fragrance. I'm obsessed. It reminds me of an Italian matriarch, wearing starched white linen, at home in a place that's far from the sea, surrounded by lush green hills with a bowl full of fresh, ripe figs. But the staying power is 2 hours at best unfortunately.

For reference: I’m a woman in her late 40’s, and I originally got this as a sample from a scent subscription service. I likely wouldn’t have chosen it for myself, but am very happy to have had it chosen for me. Starts as woodsy with an ocean breeze and light citrus. The mixture is unique and uplifting. Like a windy day in the woods along the coast. Dries down to a fresh, green spring field of flowers. It smells clean and refreshing. Nice blend of floral, citrus, and woodsy aromas. Great for the office or daytime errands. Feels casual, yet sophisticated at the same time. Overall, makes me think of early springtime in the woods, just after the wildflowers start to bloom. Lasts for several hours, and is one that will keep you smelling yourself while wearing it. Others nearby will be able to smell it, but it isn’t overpowering. This perfume is just beautiful from beginning to end. I originally liked it a lot, but the more I wear it, I’ve grown to love it. I will be purchasing more and wearing frequently. As others have stated, this is perfect for springtime.

I find this delightful. I can't really decide whether I love or like it, but I erred toward love because that's the way I roll. ღ Anyway, it comes on with fresh in a delightful way. The marine note is there but minor. It's just fresh, simply fresh. I don't get the people who say it is sweet. I'm not really getting the fruit of the fig, but then, I'm kind of unfamiliar with fig, so there's that. There's a lot more green and wood from the leaves and fig tree, and after the incredible first freshness and cleanness, there's a very romantic rose and rose geranium. But it lasts longer than it has any right to, probably because of the tobacco, which isn't really noticeable as a note on it's own, and the vetiver and fig wood. That being said, the vetiver is very clean, and the freshness is the consistent indication throughout. Note: Well, dang, there is sweetness here, but you have to wait a while, well into the drydown. And the woody tobacco comes through. Still, I'd call this a fresh clean flowery scent overall. I think I'm in love.

Citrus and sea notes are what you get on a whif of the bottle, and they're lovely, but the way this develops on skin goes far beyond that. The fig (which is identifiable but not dominant) and geranium offer this complexity and maturity that rounds out the juicy freshness of the top notes, and the leaf note here is super vivid to me. The cedar, vetiver, and tobacco base suggest something a little masculine, balancing the feminine friut-floral mix and giving it some needed depth. As a whole, she's outdoorsy and luscious. It's not an everyday-er for me, but I don't mean that as a bad thing. It just feels kind of special and magical--something I'll save for the right moments. It's giving forest fairy, wood nymph type vibes. I feel like I should be cracking open an ancient book in a lush forest near the sea with rich soil and sun rays on leaves.

Fig is such a beautiful and unmistakable note in perfume. Nothing else smells like it. But, you have to blend it carefully, or it can come of as weird .soapy..sharp..off. Tocca does a wonderful job with the showcasing of the fig in this perfume. The citrus and cedar notes are light, refreshing & lifting, while the vetiver is soft & toning. The longer it's on, the nicer it becomes. It has a longer lasting presence than many of the Tocca perfumes, which I have a few. Most have a rather mediocre performance. This one is light, refreshing, perfect for summer and unique for a freshie! It's not your typical scent. Also, there is something about this that reminds of Womanity.. like her younger sister, maybe. If you liked Womanity, you will like this one. It's not a dupe or anything but it's very familiar to it.

Beautiful and unique fragrance. Very posh and feminine for a young soul. If you are looking for a perfume that resembles a fresh and sweet fig fruit, this is it. Overall Tocca is a brand that has No longevity at all. It lasts only 2 hour at most. Personally I've tested all the circled shaped and the only one I like is Lucia. Personally I would like if the sweetness was reduced a bit to apreciate the notes even more, and to feel less "girly". But it is still a very authentic and one of a kind. Great body and versatile style. It reminds me a bit of the Old Bach of Euphoria (from Calvin K). I know Euphoria does not have sweet fig but I mean the presence is similar. I consider it part of my collection. It is very iconic.

Got MANY compliments out of this one. It's a very unique Green yet sweet scent and I love how it settles on my skin. It's also very versatile; the Fruity notes give it a Casual feel but the Woody base notes makes it an appropriate Formal wear as well. In all honesty, I originally got this fragrance sample as an accident and was too shy to return it. But this sort of niche scent profile (not too extravagant so it can be worn every day, but also memorable enough that it makes head turns ) is exactly the type of impression I've been searching in my quest for a signature scent. Definitely considering buying a full bottle.

Been wanting to get my nose on a Tocca fragrance for quite some time. Finally got one in a cracker. Tocca Lucia has a beautiful opening, soft floral, follows by orange sweets but not cloying. Then I start to get something green, fig maybe. On my skin, the dry down smells exactly like Burberry Goddess. I don't get tobacco at all. I don't think someone next to me can smell it. It lasts for an hour on my skin then all I get is musk with a bit of sweetness. I think men can wear this because of the musky dry down. Overall, it's a feminine perfume and I really like it. Longevity: 2 hours Rating: 9/10

The MINUTE I sprayed this I was HOOKED.. I think it's the tobacco, it just DOES something to this fragrance. It's sexy...like really REALLY sexy. I love it. I received a discover sample set and Collette was what I was interested in as a gypsy water dupe ( similar in the dry down but was gone in an hour) the others were ok, I'm not a big floral fan. Lucia is the exception. It doesn't feel like a floral, it feels very niche, woody, sexy, a little dirty and that tobacco.. chefs KISSSSS. I'm getting the full size for sure. This is another good good fragrance for me ..I absolutely love it!

I love this! I really like almost all of the scents from Tocca and this is no exception. I am a lover of summer/spring scents so the lighter airier nature of Tocca is perfect for me. Lucia is green but still pretty, and kind of makes me feel like I should go outside for a hike or a walk while I'm wearing it. Definitely a different take on the typical coconut/sunscreen-y summer scent profile.

the fig here is so sweet and creamy, balanced so perfectly with the marine notes and the citrus. it's that woody base that makes this so addictive, it grounds the scent, adds a bit of sexiness. there is also a distinct rose water facet to it, like the kind of thing you might find in a cosmetic face mist, which could put some people off but i happen to love.

The beginning is citric figs basically. I wouldn't say is consistent and elegant as I imagined, but is nice anyways. Although it doesn't mention vanilla as a note, I do perceive some during the drying which makes it creamy and cozy. Youthful, feminine, homely, versatile.

A very green, lightly sunny scent. At every whiff, you either catch the brightness of the citrus, the sweetness of the fig, or the herbal notes of the vetiver. A great carefree spring fragrance.

This perfume took some time to grow on me. It comes across to me as sharp and green floral. I think it is a great scent for spring.

Lucia starts off as a tart citrus fragrance with sea breezes blowing in the background. Very heavy on the lemon and grapefruit in the beginning. As this goes along it becomes a green fig fragrance, not dried figs with spices but green fresh figs in a salad. I get geranium here as well and a bit of a rosebud garden. I do get tobacco here in the dry down along with woody notes and vetiver. The tobacco is green not dried tobacco but unripe and not ready to harvest. This would be wonderful summer fragrance for a man or a woman. Unisex. Has a professional quality to it. It isn't usually my style, but I do like it. Refreshing especially in the summertime. Aromatic, fruity, and not extremely sweet.

Sweet, green fig. I'm loving the greens this year, gives some real choice in the market. Every time I read someone complaining about another gourmand fragrance, I think, try Tocca. There's enough choice of gorgeous florals for the next 5 years. People run their typing fingers before they go out and investigate. Worse still, sniff and make a snap judgement without letting a fragrance develop or their nose adjust. I think this one is Maya like, they don't smell similar at all, but they both go off the beaten path; something different to engage your nose. As usual with Tocca, they last 4-5 hours but sit close to the skin.

I really like this. It's the first perfume I've ever tried with fig. The lemon fades fast. I think next time I use it though it will be fall or winter. It's a bit too heady for the summer heat for me. The woody scent is strong and would make a decent unisex fragrance. [I'm a fan of collecting perfume, not a perfume connoisseur. I love sweet, citrusy, floral scents best. Some expensive scents give me headaches or rashes. My kids give me the most honest opinions on smells and I will share my honest opinion. In search of something with longer sillage comparable to favorites. Recommendations welcome.]

This is a very uplifting scent. I would have guessed that it had more florals, because it’s pretty feminine for how woody it is. I normally don’t like fig but love it here. That might mean it’s a less authentic fig note? It’s also a bit sweet. I go back & forth about whether this is “Bath & Body Works- like” or if it’s a gorgeous, unique, signature scent worthy creation. Kind of two ends of the spectrum but either way I REALLY enjoyed wearing this all day, never got tired of it or bored of it, & bonus points for projection & lasting power.

Beautiful green creamy fig that would be wonderful for summer, except that it doesn't hold up in the heat. It lasts about half an hour on me during the day if I'm outdoors in the high heat and sun (for context, i mostly wore this in Rome while on holiday). Lasted a few hours for days spent inside. The scent itself is uplifting and very elegant. Love the fresh citrus paired with the green and woody notes, as well as the delicious creaminess of the fig that almost smells like coconut pulp. I just wish it lasted a bit longer on my skin.

This is lovely. There is very quick wisp of green in the beginning I wish lasted longer. It quickly goes fruity with the fig and citruses. Then this settles into a very floral scent. It’s a lot more floral than I would have thought given the notes. And to my nose it’s a very “perfumery” scent, not as fresh as I assumed it would be. It reminds me of the fragrances in the 90s, and makes me a bit nostalgic. Overall, it’s very feminine scent, lending itself a bit more to wear in the warmer months.

Ya know... I don't hate it :) I actually may kinda like it? Wonderfully airy! I think this is a great blind buy--a beautiful bottle and a middle-of-the-road yet-still-pretty scent. The fig almost smells like coconut so it could please the tropical scent lovers but it's also woodsy so the earthier gals will enjoy it to. Yet it also smells of old money luxury so the grandmas and vintage lovers will also like this!

really wonderful! green creamy sugared fig, cuts into citruses and sea air as it dries. has the same signature french-clean all the tocca scents do. if you are looking for that and you're a fig/coastal scent fan it's great! fig does disappear into citrusy-fruity mishmash pretty quickly though, as other reviewers have noted. not FB worthy for me, fig has been done far more excitingly than it is here

Creamy fig, sweet and musky. Unfortunately, because this is prod. TOCCA, it subsumes into being a generic floral that makes you seasick if you spray heavily

the citrusy top notes fade away relatively quickly to a main body of woody tobacco and creamy fig. has a somewhat liturgical vibe to it.

Lucia is lovely and fresh, the top notes absolutely sing. I wish it lasted longer overall though.

It's a basic freshy. Nothing exciting or too different. I get hints of the fig as it dries down which appeals to me but the citrus side is very harsh, almost astringent. It's not something I can tolerate for long though so I guess that it quickly fades into a skin scent 20mins in is a good thing for me. Wont repurchase unfortunately. Will probably gift on.

A new release fig! I wish it was figgier, though. My biggest problem is that it’s initially very lemony, then fig for about a half hour, and dries down woody without any of the fruit notes. It’s just not for me sadly.

I’m only getting florals in this one. Maybe my nose isn’t familiar with fig scents yet, but all I smell is mature rose water and geraniums. It’s lasts longer than the other Tocca perfumes on my skin.

Even when I overspray Lucia, I only detect the softest of wisps of fragrance. I have the Tocca discovery set. I will use up the little vial as I assume that others can smell this.

just put this on for the first time and its oscillating wildly between a distinguished woman's laundry and a middle schooler wearing speedstick deodorant. sweaty priest vibes

Not bad but didn't leave any impression on me. Compared to the last two tocca scents I tired though I didn't find it repulsive so there's a start!

I owned 4 Tocca fragrances. I gave Gia away it was too sweet. Maya is also way too sweet for me. My favourite is Simone. I was excited to hear about Lucia, but when I saw the YT reviews I felt a bit disappointed. I was hoping Tocca would do something a little different/daring on their next fragrance. Not another Sea/Coast inspired scent.

I received this fragrance as a sample, and when I looked at the notes I was excited because I love fig and aquatic notes, but this fragrance fell flat for me. It's a mature, romantic fragrance and is okay, but it's not for me. There is a note within that overpowers the entire fragrance and I can't pick up any hint of fig.

Mind you I have only smelled this on paper...but to me this kinda smelled like rotting fruit! When stone fruit shrivels up and seaps...with a few gnats flying around. Yikes!! However I love Simone and Collette and all the bottles are to die for. So a 10/10 for aesthetic.

Lucia, so pink, so misleading! This fragrance is not a safe blind buy. A sharp, green fig tree note takes over within minutes. I imagine this fragrance on someone who enjoys spending ample time outdoors. Lucia is very unisex and mustn’t be overlooked for its packaging.

smells like the candle you get gifted every year for christmas by a distant relative, never to be lit because it smells like the homebrand health and beauty line. opening spritz also carries a certain eau de dishwashing liquid. profoundly un-chic.

This smells like bug spray on me. Very strong citronella. Based on the notes I should love it. It must be my body chemistry. And of course it last forever and ever. I can’t get it off my wrists.

The vetiver here reminds me of the one in Kilian's Moonlight in Heaven — softened up by florals. The greenest offering I've tried from the brand. A little more grown-up than the others too.

It's high noon on a dazzlingly sunny day. You stand on a cliff high above a majestic, enormous bay. On the horizon, the brilliant blue sky above you is almost indiscernible from the brilliant blue ocean that crashes below you. Tall fig and cedar trees surround you, their trunks crusted with salt, their bright green branches bucking and bowing in the ocean wind. Wind that whips your hair against your face, your clothes against your body, your racing thoughts away from your mind. The experience is invigorating and unique. And yet, maybe you're like me: while you can acknowledge that the ordeal is decidedly beautiful, you're just too chilly up there. This fragrance is a wonderfully-crafted scent, but it's not for me. I need the depth of my perfumes to have some warmth to them – they just don't sit well on me otherwise.

Green, fresh fig, perhaps unripe. I can smell the fig leaves too, that very green scent, Very gentle. It works well with the citrus notes. This smells like the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring, when it is still very cold, but those little buds are are appearing on the empty trees and some of them are beginning to bloom. It is still a bit cosy, the mornings are frosty, there is a warmth in it. I wouldn't blind buy this as I am personally a fan of fig in most forms and so am probably a wee bit bias. After an hour or so, white floral notes take over, I can't smell wood or tobacco. I'm not sure how I feel about it overall, don't love it or hate it. I have a sample and will wear it again.

I picked this up in person and when I first smelled it I absolutely loved it. Very floral but not in a sickly overwhelming way. I will say that on the skin there is an immediate woodiness that I don't love, but it It dries down nicely. I've had it for 8 months and it's not something I pick up very frequently, because as time has passed it developed a dusty, almost matronly undercurrent. it's bright but sophisticated. I say if you want it, get the smallest option available so it doesn't go weird after a while.

this is what i wanted diptyque's philosykos to be! the fig is green, sweet, delicious, and the citrus fruits are uplifting. its balanced quite well. not too green, not too fruity. i could get a bit of the tobacco note but i'll have to wear it again to get a better feel for it. there is definitely some depth to it tho from those base notes. i am really liking it so far

Lucia does not smell like Womanity, which was salty and marine-like but still had a very feminine, perfume-y touch. *On me* this almost smells chlorinated, I think the geranium is too strong in here and is making this come across metallic. I would prefer this to smell more like a perfume, but if you want to smell like seawater, Lucia is the one.

Green, but creamy and i smell a coconut note. Works well with shahd lattafa