Valentina Blush

I have valentino pink.I kind of like it but it's far from being a love.I also have valentino poudre;I like it more than pink,still not a love.when I tested valentino myrrh I saw that I like it.I really did.but I wasn't sure that I can call it love.so I controlled myself and didn't buy it and promised myself not to buy any other valentino just for collecting these pretty bottles When I first read about valentino blush I thought:good,I can easily resist a cherry perfume.I don't have anything against cherry.I sometimes crave it in a perfume,but to my nose,it usually covers other notes and guerlain LPRN can satisfy my cherry-craving taste. When I first tried blush I couldn't thing about I don't need another cherry perfume.the only thing came to my mind was:yummm,I need this babe in my life! There is definitely cherry in it.but not a sour cherry.not even a cherry cherry if it makes any sense.there's just this playful,colourful,sparkly fruity thing in it's opening.it's sweet in a good way.and flowery.and a tad spicy.and a little nutty,and yes,it's powdery.I can see that a lot of people may see it as another unoriginal modern sweetie;that's right.it's not complex but I rarely need a complex work of art kind of perfume in my daily life.more often,I need something that makes me feel good and I can wear it occasionally.I find valentino blush delightful,easy to wear year round,both days and nights.I can't comment on it's longevity or sillage as I never had a full wear but it doesn't seem to be as faint as votes suggest I'm definitely going to buy it and I highly recommend you to try it if you're into modern sweet fragrances

I blind bought this as it was on sale and there was no tester available. I LOVE IT ! It is sweet (which I like) and a bit powdery (which I love) ... I don't really get the cherry in this (or if I do it is quite different than the cherry I smell in Prada Candy Gloss which is also a cherry fragrance). I find it to be quite long lasting and comforting. I do smell the praline note on dry down. Hands down one of my current favorites and TBH I don't understand all the negative reviews that say this smells cheap and/or generic. To me it smells very sophisticated. The only down side for me is that this is now difficult and expensive to find & purchase.

The scent pyramid is spot on. Not that much spice though. I love it so much. I’m thought it would be more creamy and vanilla but no. It’s a soft flowery scent. It doesn’t last long at all and when you first spray it you can smell it at arms link but when it dries down you can only smell it close up. I just hate that it doesn’t last long so you’ll need to spray it in cotton balls and stuff them in your bra so that that scent stays on you all day. Either way I love it. I wish it was more creamy but I am in love with the floral powderiness.

One of the best and most unique perfumes I’ve ever smelled.i got gifted this when I was really young,finished it and threw the bottle away.ive been so sad its discontinued and I can never smell it again.Such a good cherry but id swear there was almond in it.

This is the original smell. Montales sweet flowers and lancomes LVEB intensement both came after Valentina blush. Ai please stop calling this unoriginal

This is my absolute favorite. It's very woody. I can't believe wood is not on the pyramid!

Ok so here are the missing notes: rose, coffee, and patchouli

The woodsy notes we detect are patchouli

The almond and sweetness is the praline!

@kl99 Oscar Mayer Bologna all the way

Following my successful blind buy of Valentina Poudre (which is a huge love), I acquired Valentina edp and Valentina Blush soon after. Well, they were less successful, I must say. Both the latter two have beautiful openings but are less well-constructed in the middle and drydown stages. Valentina Blush has a very lovely opening. Candied pralines. Sugary but not cloying. Rather like powdered sugar. Quite delightful and I do enjoy it. However, about an hour later, there’s a generic perfume-counter smell, like some cheap base. Slightly pungent and screechy. I still keep it around, if only to enjoy the beginning. And the 3 Valentina bottles look cute as hell together.

The pink pepper in the opening sometimes has me sneezing up a storm on sweltering Summer days. Wearing this in the late Fall / early Winter proves to be much better. It lasts long, I can handle that pepper in the opening and by the end of the day it's an intimate, sugary, milky, cherry liqueur. The bottle is pretty and I've actually sprayed this on my suitcase linings before travelling. It makes the clothes smell a bit candy-like when opened and unpacked. It's a like not a love because it's not a fragrance I would easily repurchase.

I can see how it is still Valentina but with more fruits in the opening. Sweet cherry praline. I can sense all the notes present at once. Mainly vanilla and praline. The cherry, pink pepper and abstract floral notes only add sparkle to the main accord. It lasts well 7-12 hours but without any development. Just the gorgeous accord it has from the start. If you love it thats what you will get start to finish. 24 hours + and my wrist still radiates Valentina Blush and her cherries. Despite being multiple times washed with water.

I tested it today because it was on big sale (30€/80ml) but it smells so cheap, weird, the notes dont blend well and - wait for it - it lasts exactly 15 minutes!! so, thanks, Valentino, this is a fail, I would spend maximum 10€ for the big bottle, some celebrity fragrances last longer and smell more refined, this was made very quickly for quick money - nothing else. So I ended up purchasing EA Always Red Femme instead and happy for it!!! Dont ever pay the full ridiculously high price for this cheap quality.

I think this is the only cherry fragrance that i really like. I was surprised to see that there is cherry on it, because i normally hate cherry and i liked this fragrance. The cherry here is very well done, it gives a young, fruity touch with a light acidic smell, without it being overwhelming. The praline note is noteworthy too, very sensual, rich and never sickening. This is overall a very nice scent. It is not original, but it is beautifully crafted, smells expensive and lasts very long. Thumbs up!

The strong, bubbly pink pepper note opens this perfume. It tames down to the surprisingly good combination of praline and orange blossom. This could be a more sophisticated version of a chocolate orange scent. The vanilla note is very subtile and I like how cherry is woven into it. It's not a syrupy sweet cherry but it's fun enough to lift it up! I like how well composed this perfume is.

Enjoyable for me, reminds me of Lolita Lempicka Sweet. I get all the notes, however it isn't super original. I don't get the LVEB comparison thankfully because I don't quite like that perfume. The cherry and pink pepper in this makes all the difference for me. Sadly the longevity and sillage are poor, so I won't be getting the full bottle. Still smells yummy though.

Is she original? No. Is she delightful? Yes. This has a LVEB, Mon Guerlain quality to it without being as loud. It’s subtle sweetness and warmth that is non offensive in every way and makes this an easy reach. It won’t get called out for its complexity or uniqueness but I bet it gets a compliment or two. She cute for sure.

This is my go-to scent for spring and summer! The cherry note is so juicy and sweet, and it blends beautifully with the vanilla and praline. It's definitely a gourmand fragrance, but it's not overly sugary. I get compliments on it all the time.

VERY THICK, DENSE, SWEET Praline Cherry, it's giving me migraines all day whenever I wear it. but I'm gonna wear it anyway 😂😅 longevity is very short like 3-4hrs. but still gives me migraines whole day. lol mfg: 2017