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Valentina Pink
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Valentino Pink by Valentino is a fruity-floral-gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, this composition was created by Daphné Bugey and Fabrice Pellegrin. The top notes unfold with strawberry, blackberry, and musk; the heart reveals May rose, rose, and peony; while the base notes complete the olfactory pyramid with praline, cashmere wood, and amber.
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Strawberry
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May Rose
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praline
Comunidad
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- Positivo 78%
- Negativo 16%
- Neutral 5.4%
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It’s a sweet scent that evolves on the skin; my boyfriend smells grape in it, while I like it at first but then it turns gross for me—it really depends on personal taste.
What a gorgeous fragrance, undoubtedly my favorite of all. At first, I didn’t like it due to the strong rose scent, but as it develops, it smells delicious, super sweet, and gourmand.
What a beautiful fragrance. Without a doubt, it’s my favorite of all. At first, I didn’t like it much because I smelled too much rose, but once it settled, it smelled amazing—super sweet and gourmand.
They let me try it at a mall and I loved it, but once I put it on my skin, it disappointed me a bit; after two hours, I couldn’t smell it on my wrist, probably my pH. It’s definitely an exquisite fragrance, sweet but fruity, not vanilla-based. It feels fresh and elegant, without being overpowering. Rich and true to Valentino. Too bad they only bring the big bottle in Argentina.
Bought it today. A fabulous perfume, sweet, fruity, and very feminine. Ideal for spring.
It smelled good at first, but then it faded, and all I could smell was cider. It didn’t convince me at all.
It smells good at first, but then it fades and I only smell cider. It didn’t convince me at all.
Sweet, rich fragrance. On my skin, it stands out more as fruity and gourmand. I tried it once and it reminded me a lot of Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet. I’ll try it again when it gets hot in summer to see how it evolves. Lasts about five hours with a moderate trail. The Valentino line isn’t very popular in Argentina, but you can find it at most perfumeries.
I hated it. I can’t even smell it because it gives me nausea and headaches. What a disappointment to pay so much for this.
I didn’t like it at all! I can’t even smell it because it gives me nausea and a headache, and that’s why I paid so much. What a letdown.
For some reason, my name didn’t show up in the official review and it appears as ‘guest’, but this is my opinion.
An odyssey to find it, but totally worth it. I love it: fruity, sweet, sparkling, red berry scent with champagne. Good longevity and very fresh for spring. Valentino was spot on again.
It was an odyssey to find it, but it was worth it. I love it. It’s fruity, sweet, with a sparkling touch—smells like red berries with champagne. Good longevity and very fresh for spring heat. Valentino hit the mark again.
A total hit on my blind buy… Valentina Pink was exactly what I imagined, thanks to the pink Barbie bottle with the pastel flower. Initially, it smells like synthetic strawberry syrup or jam, but once applied, it becomes wearable and sparkling. I get real roses and an undeclared raspberry note that I love. The peony saves it from being too sweet, giving it charisma. Perfect if you want to dial down the intensity of gourmand sweets. With the heat, my preferences changed, and this is ideal: you don’t need much, it turns heads without screaming. I see it on a cheerful, coquettish girl. I’d use it year-round, especially in the morning to start the day with a good mood. Lasting power is brutal, staying intact for over 12 hours with an incredible trail. Worth it, though hard to find. If you like bold sweets applied with moderation, I highly recommend it. Warning: it can overwhelm those who prefer light or citrus scents and cause headaches. The first Valentina I’ve tried that left a good taste in my mouth!
My last blind buy was a hit. Valentina Pink matched what I imagined from the bottle—a Barbie pink with a pastel-style flower. I expected something pink and sweet. Straight from the cap, it smells thick, like synthetic strawberry syrup, but once worn, it’s wearable, pleasant, and sparkling. The strawberries keep that synthetic touch, but I sense an almost real rose aroma and a subtle, undeclared raspberry note that blends well. Peony saves the excess, giving it charisma. If you’re looking to dial down the intensity of sweet gourmands, this is a good one. With the heat, my tastes changed; you don’t need to apply much, it turns heads without screaming. I imagine it on a cheerful, positive girl. I wear it all year, especially in the morning to start the day with a good vibe. It lasts over 12 hours intact with a great trail. Worth it, though hard to find. I only recommend it if you like bold sweets applied with moderation; for others, it might be overwhelming. The first Valentino I’ve actually liked!
At first, I thought it would be cloying—strawberry, blackberry, and praliné sound like a lot—but a friend gifted me a decant and I was wrong. It’s like strawberry jam with fresh, romantic roses, with a praliné touch that sweetens without going overboard. It’s sweet but not sickening, flirtatious, cheerful, and youthful. The trail is moderate and lasts about 6 to 7 hours. I wear it in spring and maybe autumn. I recommend it blindly; there’s no room for error.
I loved it! Sweet, cheerful, girly, and irresistible. Without a doubt, I would have it again. It has excellent longevity, lasting hours on my skin; its trail is soft and very feminine. I received many compliments while wearing it. For lovers of fruity perfumes… I recommend it 100%.
Today I’m testing Valentina Pink in its opening; it smelled like lipstick balm to me; after a few seconds, that scent passes, which by the way I love, and as soon as it dries down, it reminded me of another perfume I own, I couldn’t identify which one it was until I smelled it between my blouse trying to remember, until I found it: it smells exactly like Si by Armani. I love it! It’s in my top favorites, so Valentina Pink didn’t disgust me at all. Fortunately, I bought a decant since I really don’t need two perfumes that smell the same to me, but without a doubt, I recommend it if you like gourmand perfumes. Edit to add that it has incredible longevity; it lasted until the next day.
I can’t believe I didn’t review this! It’s fruity-floral, fresh, sweet, sparkling, cheerful, and youthful, perfect for spring. Smells like red berries and roses, my favorite. It has good fixation for a fruity scent: lasts about 8 hours on skin and all day on clothes. Projects well for the first 3 hours. It’s hard to find nowadays, so I’ll cherish the milliliters I bought from a forum friend.
I can’t believe I never wrote a review for this perfume. It’s a fresh, sweet, sparkling, cheerful, and youthful fruity-floral fragrance, ideal for spring. It smells like red fruits and rose (my favorite note!). It has very good longevity for a fruity scent. It will last about 8 hours on my skin and on fabric all day. It projects well during the first 3 hours. It’s very hard to find nowadays, so I’ll take care of the milliliters I have, which I fortunately acquired from a forum friend who sold me her partial bottle.
It’s a very fruity fragrance; I only perceive fruits, the roses don’t come through. I can only say it’s a nice perfume and nothing more, the strawberry and blackberry are very noticeable. It has good longevity on the skin; the trail is moderate, after 3 hours it’s almost imperceptible to others.
To me, it smells like talc with cherry blossom, mmmmm. Perfect for spring! It’s similar to Cherry in the Air by Escada but more powdery.
What a curious perfume! Does it smell like rose, talcum powder, and Peta Zetas strawberry all at once? Yes. Soft, sparkling opening, feminine, childish, and innocent. I see it as a spring scent. After 20 minutes, the strawberry and fizz give way to a delicate rose with a red berry base. On me, it has moderate projection but low longevity, only 3-4 hours. If there’s no intense version, I won’t repurchase. The bottle is a masterpiece. Scent 7.5/10, Longevity 4/10, Projection 7/10, Value 4.5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 9/10. Would I buy again? No.
What a curious perfume Valentina Pink is! Is it possible for something to smell like rose, talc, and Peta Zetas strawberry jam all at once? Well, yes, it is. It’s soft but with a sparkling opening, feminine, girly, and innocent. I see it as having a predominantly spring use in my collection. After the first 20 minutes, perceiving the strawberry and certain effervescence, it basically settles into a delicate rose perfume with a light background of red fruits. On me, it has a moderate trail and unfortunately, not very high longevity, only 3-4 hours. That’s why, unless an intense version exists, I won’t repurchase it. The bottle deserves mention, it’s a marvel. Scent 7.5/10, Longevity 4/10, Sillage 7/10, Value/Price 4.5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 9/10. Would I buy it again? No.
Literally smells like talc with fruits, very much in the style of the other Valentina perfumes, but with good longevity. Smells like strawberry with talc, not bad, on the contrary, quite acceptable. Just, not many sprays because it can be overwhelming. Medium longevity, about 4 hours on skin and 6 on fabric. The trail is moderate. The fragrance evolves well. The opening is sparkling, then drops down to become talc with strawberries. Good perfume, recommended.
Beautiful bottle, worth it just for that. The opening is incredibly fun; wearing it brings childlike joy, it’s enveloping and sparkling, powdery yet acidic. It reminds me of Mexican popsicles like Tix Tix, that slightly gritty powder with the acidity of strawberry and blackberry, evoking childhood and sweets thanks to the praline. But it’s not entirely childish thanks to the musk, which is noticeable immediately after that playful opening and persists all day; I love the rose, soft and almost wet. The amber only comes through at the end, when it’s fading. It’s a charming and very cheerful fragrance. The best time is spring mornings; afterwards, I feel like having a fresh breakfast in the garden. Lasting power is just right for enjoying the mornings, about 5 to 6 hours max. The trail starts strong, then settles down to a very calm presence for about 4 hours.
Ugh, Valentina Pink. A store offered it to me, and I bought it without realizing what a gem it was. At first, I wanted to sell it, but then I got drunk on its scent; it’s addictive, like a berry and strawberry jam, nothing childish, it makes you want to bite the spot where you wear it. It has a lasting trail; you might not like it at first, but you won’t dislike it. It smells clean and very sweet, imagine a bath with thick, fragrant sauce. It made me feel happy and strutting in my heels: ‘here I come.’ Too bad it’s not available in Chile anymore. If anyone has info on how to get it.
Honestly, I still don’t have the bottle; I’m waiting for a deal to pick it up. I was looking for something with strawberry or coconut, and they showed me this alongside Soleil by Lancôme. Oh my god! I have a mini of Valentina Pink that I’m too scared to finish because I’d be heartbroken. It’s the richest, most pleasurable, and addictive thing I’ve ever tried. I’m dying for the full-size version.
I love this perfume. It has the scent of Fresita, that strawberry cider you buy in Argentina. It’s a shame they discontinued it.
The roses dominate the scent; it would be simple to describe, but they are very prominent. There are also fruity notes; maybe it would have been better if it were more fruity and less floral, but the roses were overwhelming for me and made me feel sick. I had to give it away, although others liked it. It’s not my personal preference, but if you like sweet roses, it’s the ideal perfume.
It smells like roses and strawberry candy, not a fresh scent but a sweet and intense one, like a rose jam.
It’s a recent addition I bought because they say it smells like strawberries, childhood, and lipstick. For me, the strawberry is very subtle with rose and patchouli, even though it doesn’t contain patchouli. It doesn’t smell bad, but it didn’t blow my mind and doesn’t last long, about three hours, though it adheres well to clothes. It’s fine to use now that spring has started.
Too disappointed. I thought it would smell great based on the notes and bought it blind. Very sweet, you can tell the strawberry, but it smells like a strawberry water palette with patchouli. Rose scent, but not fresh; that smell gives me nausea.
Too disappointing. I thought it would smell good based on the notes and bought it blind. It’s very sweet; I can smell the strawberry, but it smells like a strawberry water palette with patchouli. The rose scent isn’t fresh and even gives me nausea.
I don’t understand all the negative reviews if this perfume is such a beautiful gem. It’s roses bathed and caramelized in a super delicious, sweet, and juicy strawberry jam. It hurts my heart that it’s discontinued; I only have one 50ml bottle. If anyone has a larger version to sell, I’d be incredibly grateful.
It’s exactly like strawberry jam with a touch of rose and musk. Although it’s not a youthful scent or a body mist, Valentina Pink has the class of a great perfume. The performance is decent, and I can still smell it several hours after applying it.
A fruity fragrance reminiscent of Miss Dior Cherie with lots of strawberry. It’s nothing special or crazy, but it’s lovely for everyday wear. I see it as perfect for spring and summer days.
I’m writing again about this masterpiece because it’s truly worth it. Perfume houses keep trying to take away such well-crafted gems. In the middle of winter at 10 degrees, it’s roses bathed in natural strawberry jam, nothing artificial like Burberry Her. It has a fizzy champagne touch, like a pink cider for a Christmas toast. Wearable all year, just moderate in summer. I’m grateful to have a backup; I don’t want this gem to die out soon. I also recommend its sister, Valentina, which is sweeter and creamier, though it’s also disappearing.
Last year I finally managed to get the original bottle, since I only had a decant before. Even though I’m not a huge rose fan, this was a total surprise. The scent is a playful rose with red berries and praline, paired with a gorgeous bottle, making it irresistible. I don’t understand why Valentino discontinued it while still releasing flankers for Born in Roma. I hope I never run out.