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Valeria by Valeria Mazza by Fragancias Cannon

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Valeria by Valeria Mazza: A Stunning Fragrance for Women Valeria by Valeria Mazza is a women's fragrance from the house of Fragancias Cannon. Named after the famous Argentine model, this scent aims to capture her elegance and charisma. With a blend of citrus, floral, and musky notes, Valeria offers a versatile and appealing composition that can easily transition from day…

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About Valeria by Valeria Mazza

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Valeria by Valeria Mazza: A Stunning Fragrance for Women

Valeria by Valeria Mazza is a women's fragrance from the house of Fragancias Cannon. Named after the famous Argentine model, this scent aims to capture her elegance and charisma.

With a blend of citrus, floral, and musky notes, Valeria offers a versatile and appealing composition that can easily transition from day to night.

The top notes open with a burst of bergamot, grapefruit, and pear, creating a fresh and fruity introduction that immediately grabs attention. The citrus elements are bright and zesty, while the pear adds a soft, sweet touch.

As the fragrance develops, the heart reveals a delicate bouquet of jasmine, lychee, and rose. The jasmine provides a classic floral elegance, the lychee introduces a hint of exotic fruitiness, and the rose adds a romantic feel.

The base notes anchor the composition with musk, cedar, and amber. The musk gives a clean, skin-like warmth, the cedar contributes a woody depth, and the amber lends a subtle resinous sweetness that lingers on the skin.

Overall, Valeria is a well-balanced fragrance that combines freshness, florals, and warmth in a harmonious way. It is neither too overpowering nor too subtle, making it suitable for various occasions.

The performance is decent, with moderate sillage and longevity that lasts for several hours. It is a pleasant everyday scent that can also be worn for special events.

With a rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on two reviews, Valeria has received positive feedback for its appealing scent and versatility.

This fragrance will appeal to women who enjoy fresh, floral, and slightly powdery scents. It is ideal for those who like versatile perfumes that work for both casual and formal settings.

Valeria by Valeria Mazza is a charming and well-crafted fragrance that offers a delightful olfactory experience. Its balanced composition makes it a safe and attractive choice for many women.

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  1. Ultra-citrusy perfume, super fresh, really feminine, for daytime, summery, with a very decent longevity for its price and its scent notes, which are usually so volatile.

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  2. LeaLabdanum

    Today I tried this fragrance on my skin at the perfume store. I haven’t bought it yet. I’ve been testing it every now and then. Although at first it didn’t fully convince me, today I found something in it that appealed to me. Its opening is sharp, yes, of citrusy white flowers. After a while, we move on to those flowers, somewhat muted by the lychee and the wood. It seems to me like an elegant everyday scent, from the Pleasures family. It’s fresh, but it has sooomething that raises it a bit, so it isn’t just a simple post-shower fresh scent, but a perfume for more occasions. Honestly, I’m still waiting for Valeria Mazza’s first perfume to be relaunched, the one from the late ’90s that was greener and had more soul, the one with the bottle shaped like a woman and light lilac liquid. The current one, however, ends up being a somewhat ethereal scent, a bit plasticky… Which, although it’s not bad, I’m even thinking of buying it because in the drydown it reminded me of XS pour Elle (Paco Rabanne), also from the ’90s, and that’s a big plus, but it’s not something that drives me crazy. Recommendation: if you don’t like citrusy, acidic, and floral perfumes that are astringent-like, a bit rough, try it before buying. It’s not a perfume for people who like sweet fragrances. Scent: 8/10 Longevity: 6.50/10 Projection: 7/10 Sillage: I couldn’t say yet.

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  3. Today I tried this fragrance on my skin at the perfume store. I haven’t bought it yet. I’ve been testing it every now and then. Although at first it didn’t fully convince me, today I found something in it that appealed to me. Its opening is sharp, yes, of citrusy white flowers. After a while, we move on to those flowers, somewhat muted by the lychee and the wood. It seems to me like an elegant everyday scent, from the Pleasures family. It’s fresh, but it has sooomething that raises it a bit, so it isn’t just a simple post-shower fresh scent, but a perfume for more occasions. Honestly, I’m still waiting for Valeria Mazza’s first perfume to be relaunched, the one from the late ’90s that was greener and had more soul, the one with the bottle shaped like a woman and light lilac liquid. The current one, however, ends up being a somewhat ethereal scent, a bit plasticky… Which, although it’s not bad, I’m even thinking of buying it because in the drydown it reminded me of XS pour Elle (Paco Rabanne), also from the ’90s, and that’s a big plus, but it’s not something that drives me crazy. Recommendation: if you don’t like citrusy, acidic, and floral perfumes that are astringent-like, a bit rough, try it before buying. It’s not a perfume for people who like sweet fragrances. Scent: 8/10 Longevity: 6.50/10 Projection: 7/10 Sillage: I couldn’t say yet.

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