10/05/2019
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Born in Rome, died in the sugar factory
The Valentino Uomos were all at least recommendable so far, even more so. Even if a clear example of "Dior Homme" was taken in the beginning, Valentino found his way back to the roots with these powdery coffee clappers. Up to now - because the new "Born In Roma" is a real hit, has hardly any characteristics of its brothers and can only be seen as a bad slip. Hopefully...
The bottle somehow appeals to me, it's awesome. Although I had to look twice because of the pink writing whether it really is the men's version. Unfortunately the content can't even keep up in the beginning. It's a sweet-exchangeable teen scent. Unfortunately no more Deut, unfortunately not even rudimentarily on the level of his brothers. In order to release such a fragrance in the waters of "Y" or "Eros", you don't have to abuse and contaminate this line in my opinion. That hurts a little. One apparently wanted to appear something rebellious and Roman diva-like eccentric - but the shot went flat out into one's own knee. "Born in Roma" is rescued from an interesting base of salt and violet vetiver (but even that remains quite pale). Before that, it's all candy collapse. All scribbled over, stained over, glued over. This is reminiscent of children's perfumes from brands such as James Bond, Star Wars and Avengers. But no one over 18 will seriously want to wear that. Powdery and elegant here is nada, the name and the kinship say even less here, than nowadays already often. "Born In Roma" is most of the time a freshly washed, confusing and caloric potpourri of sugar water, Herrendeo and cold feet. At the end of the year, he'll probably end up quite high on the list of disappointments.
Flacon: rebellious and slightly trashy. Good, good, good.
Sillage: aggressive and slightly annoying. Youthful exuberance
Durability: 5 hours it remained only, so no real miracle of nature
Conclusion: neither worthy of the actually great series nor the brand. Not to mention the eternal city. A paper sweet and characterless failure. The ravages of time - in all the wrong aspects
The bottle somehow appeals to me, it's awesome. Although I had to look twice because of the pink writing whether it really is the men's version. Unfortunately the content can't even keep up in the beginning. It's a sweet-exchangeable teen scent. Unfortunately no more Deut, unfortunately not even rudimentarily on the level of his brothers. In order to release such a fragrance in the waters of "Y" or "Eros", you don't have to abuse and contaminate this line in my opinion. That hurts a little. One apparently wanted to appear something rebellious and Roman diva-like eccentric - but the shot went flat out into one's own knee. "Born in Roma" is rescued from an interesting base of salt and violet vetiver (but even that remains quite pale). Before that, it's all candy collapse. All scribbled over, stained over, glued over. This is reminiscent of children's perfumes from brands such as James Bond, Star Wars and Avengers. But no one over 18 will seriously want to wear that. Powdery and elegant here is nada, the name and the kinship say even less here, than nowadays already often. "Born In Roma" is most of the time a freshly washed, confusing and caloric potpourri of sugar water, Herrendeo and cold feet. At the end of the year, he'll probably end up quite high on the list of disappointments.
Flacon: rebellious and slightly trashy. Good, good, good.
Sillage: aggressive and slightly annoying. Youthful exuberance
Durability: 5 hours it remained only, so no real miracle of nature
Conclusion: neither worthy of the actually great series nor the brand. Not to mention the eternal city. A paper sweet and characterless failure. The ravages of time - in all the wrong aspects
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