
Many celebrities, with resonant names in the entertainment industry, have got involved seriously in the fragrances world for the last past years. Prestigious perfume houses offered them contracts in order to use their name for a certain scent. Certainly this association proved to be a win-win strategy: the manufacturer manages to focus the customers’ attention on the name labeled on the fragrance bottle, which becomes the selling point of his marketing plans, and the celebrity takes the benefits of a self-promotion campaign.


The first perfume launched by Beyoncé was called Heat, a name inspired after the singer’s performances. The beautiful and temperamental Beyoncé chose the red color, which reminds the colors of the fire, for both bottle and liquid. In fact the whole Heat concept depicts her impetuous personality: the sexy top notes offered by magnolia, peach, and red vanilla-orchid continue with the sensual accords of honeysuckle and almond. The perfume’s symphony ends with the passion of amber, sequoia, and tonka bean scents.

The unpredictable and tumultuous American artist Lady Gaga released her first perfume in September 2012. Fame by Lady Gaga looks pretty much with its creator. The composition does not follow the usual fragrance pyramid, using the “push-pull technology” that combines ingredients in a way to disclose fragrances at the same time, without respecting any hierarchy. The main accords incorporate the deadly flower Belladona, apricot, saffron, jasmine and tiger orchid. Do not let yourself fooled by the black color of the liquid! Lady Gaga never denies her surprising and mysterious personality: Once Fame touches your skin, it becomes invisible.
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