On May 7, 2026, Valentino Beauty opened a fresh chapter for Born In Roma with Born In Roma Hair & Body Mists, a lighter, more playful way to wear scent on both hair and skin, built for layering and re-spritzing all summer long.

On May 7, 2026, Valentino Beauty opened a fresh chapter for Born In Roma with Born In Roma Hair & Body Mists, a lighter, more playful way to wear scent on both hair and skin, built for layering and re-spritzing all summer long.
May 7, 2026
Valentino Beauty's Born In Roma Hair & Body Mists arrive as a new “gesture” for the franchise: an all-over veil meant to feel airy, portable, and easy to use throughout the day. Each mist comes in a colorful, fully-studded 100ml bottle priced at $49, designed to feel like a little couture object you can actually throw in a bag.

The collection debuts in four gourmand-inspired mists: Golden Coconut, Caramel Crush, Vanilla Bliss, and Salty Pistachio, each designed to translate the Born In Roma signature into a brighter, more radiant trail, the kind of scent presence Valentino Beauty does best when it leans into joy.
If you want the vibe in one line each:
The mists are positioned as styling tools, not just fragrance accessories. The brand’s suggested ritual is to spray your Born In Roma fragrance, then “dress it” with a corresponding mist to intensify and personalize the scent. Two featured pairings are:
To sell a new habit, the brand builds a new universe: Valentino Summer Fair, a bright, playful concept that anchors campaign visuals and retail experience. Each mist is matched with its own fair-game cue, duck fishing for Golden Coconut, balloon darts for Caramel Crush, tin can alley for Vanilla Bliss, and the green glow of a claw machine for Salty Pistachio. The campaign film turns it into a pinball-inspired world where the mist becomes the main character.
With Born in Roma Hair & Body Mists, Valentino Beauty turns fragrance into a styling ritual: something you wear on hair and skin, then remix depending on mood, heat, and whatever the day turns into.