Forget the tea. It’s all about the juice now, according to Cosmopolitan. The magazine’s Eau de Juice fragrance line is a collection of flirtatious, fresh, and addictive fragrances capturing the sweetness and excitement of everyone’s juiciest moments in life. Created to celebrate every attitude of women today, each fragrance within the collection is playfully titled to match your most irresistible mood.
Set your status to OOO. For when you’re feeling cozy and warm. This eau de parfum is the equivalent of wrapping yourself in the coziest blanket you’ve ever felt thanks to its warm blend of cashmere woods, musk, and sandalwood that’s whipped up with a side of fruity top notes—think: red berries and orange blossom—and a shot of fresh coconut water FTW!
“Our vision was to create a brand narrative that is aspirational yet relatable, with a wink of humorous sensibility,” notes Chief Marketing Officer of LUXE Brands, Noreen Dodge. “The concept, fragrances, and packaging bring this collection to life for our consumer.”
A cocktail that will lift your mood, open your heart, and enhance your confidence, Eau de Juice Pure Sugar is a rendition of Think Pink in a perfume form.
All your childhood fantasies encapsulated in a perfume vial, Eau de Juice Pure Sugar is a mouthwatering sensual, and sweet fragrance, your ultimate rose-colored glasses if you will.
An uplifting perfume, effervescent and bubbly as a tall flute of pink champagne, it seduces with top notes of wild strawberry and pink grapefruit crushed over pink pepper, jasmine, and praline. Is it a sweet, bold, flirtatious scent? Of course. Overwhelming? Never!
Simple? I don’t know her. For when you’re feeling sexy, sultry, and confident. Irresistible and addictive, this fragrance envelops you in its sexy trail of amber, sensual musks, and blonde woods, you’ll fall H A R D for its hints of florals (hi, wild freesia and jasmine) with a touch of addictive fruits (we see you, red berries and mandarin) scent.
Marina is a Scentbird Senior Digital Content Creator, coffee lover, and named by friends the “most knowledgeable perfume connoisseur who regularly misses flights because of duty free perfumeries."
