Valentino Valentina

Valentino Valentina EDP, launched in 2011, is a fragrance that redefines the classic white floral bouquet. Crafted by master perfumers Alberto Morillas and Olivier Cresp, it sets itself apart with an unusual top note of truffle, lending an earthy, almost savory introduction before blooming into a garden of jasmine, orange blossom, tuberose, and strawberry. The base of cedar, vanilla, and amber grounds the scent with warmth and longevity. This is not a shy perfume. Valentina projects confidence and sophistication, making it a favorite among women who appreciate a bold yet feminine statement. Despite its rich composition, the fragrance remains balanced—never cloying—thanks to the fresh bergamot opening and the green cedar in the drydown. It has become a modern classic in the Valentino lineup, appealing to those who seek a unique twist on traditional florals. Vivir.com’s review takes an in-depth look at the notes, performance, and value of this beloved EDP, helping you decide if it belongs on your dressing table.