Valentino Uomo Born In Roma Yellow Dream Eau de Toilette Spray 100ml

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''Valentino Uomo Born In Roma Yellow Dream is a spicy-amber Eau de Toilette that balances sharp citruses, spices and soft woody tones to reflect the contrast between traditional architecture and the vibrancy of modern society.'' - Darcey, Escentual Beauty Team.. Why you'll love Uomo Born in Roma Yellow Dream:. Bold, warm scent with an unexpected gingerbread facet.. Long-lasting Eau de Toilette.. Part of the Born in Roma collection.. Classical yet modern spicy fragrance for men.. Luxury glass bottle adorned with the iconic Valentino stud.. What Does Yellow Dream Eau de Toilette Smell Like?. With Rome at its heart, Yellow Dream emits radiance, energy and determination with its complex blend of zesty citruses, warm spices and woody base notes. Opening with Italian mandarin, zesty Mexican lime and an exotic pineapple accord, the scent soon blends into its heart of fresh Provence lavandin and geranium, which contrasts with a unique note of freshly-baked gingerbread. This warms the scent through with the help of a handful of spices, before Yellow Dream melts into the soft musky nuances of wood and vanilla. As the Eau de Toilette dries into a sensual, animalistic aroma, it lingers on the skin seductively.. Top notes are Italian Mandarin, Mexican Lime, Pineapple Accord. Heart notes are Provence Lavandin, Madagascan Geranium, Gingerbread Accord, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Nutmeg. Base notes are Virginia Cedarwood, Madagascan Vanilla.. Why it's Escentual:. Here at Escentual, we love that Born in Roma Uomo Yellow Dream is a lighter variation of traditional spicy scents; it's perfect for oriental fragrances lovers looking for a lighter summer fragrance. The subtle yellow liquid perfectly reflects Valentino's inspiration: the warm light that bathes his home town of Rome, while the studded bottle design reflects traditional Roman architecture. Born In Roma Yellow Dream immediately catches the eye with its contrasting choice of black and yellow, paying homage to the juxtaposition of clas