It’s no surprise that a fragrance named by the ultimate Valentino man would be inspired by fashion. But for this creation, Valentino Fragrance House departs from the usual cologne formula and takes the “future man” as its main muse.
It’s a smooth and velvety, almost gourmand combination of chocolate, leather and coffee that is absolutely addicting, setting the standards for the future classic men colognes.
With just the slightest possible inclusion of citrusy bergamot, Valentino Uomo is destined to become modern classic with attitude and style to spare, proving that a manly fragrance does not have to rely solely on the well tested combo of aftershave citrusy accords and harsh, woodsy tones.
This Italian olfactory story begins with bergamot and myrtle, while the dryness of the nutmeg is prominent in the opening cycle.
The dryness which can be sensed in the opening are toned down subsequently, when the middle notes turns the composition creamier with suede and almonds. Afterwards, the dry down makes it beautiful with its woody base which is really long-lasting.
Perfumer Olivier Polge obviously dissects the feminine sweet edible creaminess of the middle and the masculine woods of the dry down, creating a scent that man would make feel hip and trendy, to the obvious eyes of the women around.
Men, I know you want just as us, women to be complimented, so if this is your goal, you have found your ultimate winter cologne.
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Sounds brown, sophisticated and gorgeous.
It’s my numero uno cologne gift. A proof that not all manly colognes have to be harsh!
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