Tuesday, 17 January 2017

Katy Perry Mad Love



Mad Love has to be my all time favourite fragrance from Katy Perry.

I love literally everything about this scent, from its unique and whimsical bottle to the deliciously sweet and juice fragrance within.




I love the way the bottle resembles what I imagine magical concoctions may have been kept in in times gone by, drawing on the theme of a ‘love potion’.

The bottle is a super sweet, pale pastel pink and features a love arrow around its neck.

The circular marble effect of the lid is my favourite part of the bottle and is so distinctive and unique!




It’s a rather cool, understated bottle compared to many of Katy’s other scents and I love this subtlety.

As for the fragrance itself, it is a sweet scent lovers dream!

Top notes of sweet lady apple sorbet, mara strawberry and pink grapefruit offer an amazingly sweet and yet juicy hit.




Heart notes of peony petals, jasmine and bleeding heart help to soften the sweetness while maintain a soft and feminine touch before base notes of sandalwood, skin musk and coconut wood blend seamlessly to leave an addictively delicious perfume.

It is a sweet, soft and warm scent that appeals to me in just about every single way.

On top of all this, it is a really reasonably priced fragrance costing just £24 for 50ml.




If like me you love sweet scents then you’re going to want to try this!

Katy Perry’s Mad Love is available now.
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Thursday, 17 October 2013

Beauty News: Katy Perry Becomes The New Face of COVERGIRL



American Cosmetics brand COVERGIRL has named the lovely Katy Perry as its new face!

Katy is set to debut her first make-up campaign with them in spring 2014 and says of the brand;




'In addition to music, I’ve always considered make-up to be a powerful creative avenue of self-expression. 

I’m honored to partner with COVERGIRL and share more colors and textures of my approach to beauty to inspire my audience.'

This girl has her fingers in SOOOO many beauty pies, having worked in the past with Pro Activ, GHD and Eylure, not to mention her own fragrances too!
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Thursday, 22 August 2013

Katy Perry Killer Queen: Reviewed



 Next Wednesday 28th August is a date any Katy Perry fan will want to put in their diary as it’s the day Katy’s newest fragrance Killer Queen Launches.



Killer Queen is a far more grown up looking perfume than Katy’s previous releases such as Meow and Purr, with the fragrance captured inside a jewel shaped bottle, inspired by a queen’s scepter.



 
Killer Queen is designed to portray sophistication and luxury and yet the fragrance manages to retain Katy’s playful side. It’s light, very sweet and really rather pleasant!

It isn’t at all over powering and I loved how it smelt on my skin after 30 minutes or so; really soft and musky!


 Top Notes
Wild Berry
Dark Plum
Bergamot

Middle Notes
Red Velvet Flower
Natural Jasmine Sambac
Rainbow Plumeria

Base Notes
Cashmeran
Natural Patchouli Heart
Liquid Praline



Now I know you should never judge a fragrance on its bottle but I may have done that initially, picturing Killer Queen to be really heady, deep and powerful, but it wasn’t at all and I really loved it.

Killer Queen is available to buy from the 28th August and retails at £29.50 for 50ml.

See Katy's 30 second ad for Killer Queen below


 
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Friday, 3 May 2013

Katy Perry Reveals 3rd Fragrance - Killer Queen



Last night Katy Perry unveiled her third fragrance, Killer Queen.





Unlike her two other kitty inspired fragrances, Purr and Meow, Killer Queen appears somewhat more grown up and regal in both name and nature!




Little is known about the fragrance to date (I’ve no idea what it smells like, when it’s available or how much it will cost) but I can share some of the first photos of it with you.




Katy looks gorge (as always) and even tweeted a shot of her intricate red and gold nails which match the perfume bottle.




As soon as I have any other info on Killer Queen you’ll be the first to find out!
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