Valentino Born in Roma Uomo Extradose Parfum - 100ml

Parfum (or 'Extrait de Parfum') has the highest concentration of fragrance oils, typically 20-40%, leading to the longest longevity and strongest sillage. Eau de Parfum (EDP) has a concentration of 15-20%, offering good longevity but generally less intense than Parfum.

For this 'Extradose Parfum', 1-2 sprays are generally sufficient due to its high concentration. Start with one and adjust based on personal preference and the occasion.

Apply to pulse points such as the wrists, neck (behind the ears), chest, and inner elbows. These areas generate heat, which helps to project the fragrance effectively.

While fragrances don't 'expire' in the traditional sense, their quality can degrade over time, usually 3-5 years after opening, if not stored properly. Exposure to light, heat, and air can alter the scent.

Yes, you can wear it daily. However, due to its intensity, you might want to adjust the number of sprays for office environments or casual settings versus evening or special occasions.

Fragrances can sometimes cause irritation on sensitive skin due to alcohol or specific ingredients. It's recommended to perform a patch test on a small area of skin before full application. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

While exact notes are not provided, 'Uomo' generally signifies a masculine scent. 'Extradose' implies a heightened, more intense version of the Born in Roma Uomo line. It can be expected to be rich and impactful. > Info needed: Specific scent notes for a detailed description.

Ensure application on pulse points. Hydrate skin before applying (unscented lotion works well). Avoid rubbing the applied fragrance. Consider environmental factors like dry air or extreme heat which can reduce longevity.

Reduce the number of sprays. Apply from a greater distance to create a lighter mist. Target only one or two pulse points instead of several. Consider applying only to clothing (test first on an inconspicuous area).

Stop use immediately. Perform a patch test on a small, less sensitive area of skin (e.g., inner arm) to confirm sensitivity. If irritation persists, consult a dermatologist. Avoid applying to broken or irritated skin.

Check for any blockages around the nozzle opening. If it's the first use, sometimes a few priming sprays are needed. If the issue persists, contact customer support or the retailer for assistance.