Valentina Blush

To achieve this, what could be more effective than a gourmand character? Indeed, sweet fragrances now constitute the best-selling olfactory category in the feminine segment. Riding this trend, the house of Valentino decided to reinterpret its fragrance Valentina, originally created in 2011, and transform it into an entirely new Valentina Blush.

The Italian embodiment of the Valentina range

The Valentina range has always aimed to transport us to Italy. It must be said that the house of Valentino originates from this country and is proud of it. Its headquarters are located in the center of Rome, a stone's throw from the Piazza di Spagna, in the Palazzo Mignanelli. To give an idea, this is a sixteenth-century residence that has always inspired Valentino's creations. Thus, Valentina Blush does not escape this tradition and possesses an uncommon Mediterranean elegance. Its belonging to the Valentino house is recognizable at a single glance. Its visual is heavily inspired by that of its predecessor. Moreover, it is decorated with an enormous rose on its front face. While this obviously echoes Valentino's couture, it is also inspired by the sugar roses traditionally sculpted by Italian pastry chefs. Likewise, in terms of scent, Valentina Blush also asserts its Italian identity. Its heart is steeped in orange blossom, a sun-kissed plant typical of the Mediterranean basin. In other words, treating oneself to this fragrance amounts to affording a trip to the sun and immersing oneself in Italian culture as a whole. So, what are you waiting for to pack your bags?

The new gourmand character of Valentina Blush

Valentina Blush has kept its predecessor's silhouette. Thus, its bottle is built on a round, wide base. This immediately conveys a sense of softness and generosity. A rose is present on its front face, giving the whole an even more feminine air. Valentino's boldness, meanwhile, shows through in the small pearl topping the bottle and serving as the spray nozzle. While all this was already present on the original Valentina fragrance, the color of this new bottle has been completely transformed. It has traded its once white, sleek look for a coral pink. In fact, Valentina Blush truly has the color of a blush. One could almost believe this bottle had been dipped directly into colored powder. Its fragrance, meanwhile, is meant to be sharper and warmer than before. It opens with a fruity, spicy blend of juicy cherry and pepper. Orange blossom, meanwhile, radiates at its heart. Finally, the gourmand character of Valentina Blush only reveals itself in its sillage. It unveils itself in a praline accord. The whole is both gourmand and almost childlike, without lacking sensuality. This fragrance's harmony is meant to perfectly echo the craftsmanship of the house of Valentino.