Valaya is a fragrance created by Parfums de Marly, with a floral-musky-woody scent that is a unique play on codes, materials, and subtle contrasts. The fragrance was created by Quentin Bisch, and its top notes include Aldehydes, White Peach, Bergamot, and Mandarin Orange, while its heart notes include Orange Flower, Nympheal, and Vetiver, and its base notes include Akigalawood, Ambrofix, and Musk.
Positive aspects of Valaya include its luxurious packaging, which is beautifully designed and high quality, with attention to detail on both the interior and exterior. The bottle is stunning, with clear frosted glass that exudes femininity, sensuality, and lightness, and baroque style details and an elegant metal top that incorporate the signature French style of Parfums de Marly. The fragrance itself has been described as stunning, easy to wear, and long-lasting, with a light, airy, romantic, and ethereal scent that is incredibly feminine, elegant, and pure.
Negative aspects of Valaya include that it may not be for everyone, as some people have described it as having a strong, dank, musky smell that they do not like. It has also been described as not smelling as nice as other Parfums de Marly fragrances, such as Delina, Delina La Rosee, and Safanad.
The ingredients of Valaya include Alcohol Denat., Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (water), Limonene, Linalool, and Citral.
