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Christina aguilera fragrances is the perfume brand of the american singer-songwriter christina aguilera. It was created in 2007 as a result of contracts with procter & gamble (p&g), which produced products until 2016, after the rights to its production and distribution were purchased by elizabeth arden, inc. In addition to fragrances, the brand has also worked with the production and sale of other cosmetics, including body lotions, body sprays, bath gels and deodorants. The creation of the line was influenced by a wide variety of flowers, exotic fruits and aguilera's childhood in japan. In addition to positive reviews from perfume critics, the fragrances have received numerous awards and accolades, including at the duftstars awards and fifi awards. The brand's products became successful after its launch, especially in europe, where it is called the "number one celebrity perfume line". In january 2016, his monthly gross was $80 million, according to stifel analysts. The fragrances have also gained popularity among celebrities and have been worn by stars such as perry edwards, steve antin and aguilera herself. 1 background and creation 2 products 2.1 concept 2.2 packaging and flavors 2.3 line 3 promotion 4.1 critical review 4.2 praises 5 commercial performance 9 sources Background and creation[edit]in 2000, aguilera signed a contract with new dana perfumes corporation (ndpc) to promote, select colors, products and packaging for the fetish cosmetics line.[1] the brand consisted of a wide range of cosmetics, nail care products, shower gels, bath oils, body lotions[2], as well as three fragrances produced in collaboration with international flavors & fragrances (iff)[3]. Sold at sears and walgreens, the brand's slogan referenced the title of her billboard hot 100 single "what a girl wants", which reached number one. Ndpc executives expected to increase the company's wholesale sales by $50 million with the release of the fetish line in 2001,[3] and this was backed up by heavy advertising in leading teen magazines including seventeen, allure, and ym.[5] aguilera spoke about product endorsements, stating, "i love fashion and play with makeup and i want to say a big word about it [...] I always check products. I can imagine these amazing trends around. Peace for teenagers. I can repay in my own way." However, in 2002, she did not renew her contract with the corporation, targeting "new directions" in the beauty business, and the brand was discontinued.[4] Aguilera returned to the perfume industry in 2004; she signed a contract with the greek manufacturer sarantis, releasing three distinctive fragrances as part of the xpose line. The brand was only sold in some european countries and was promoted through television advertisements. The irish examiner reported that the perfume line has "succeeded internationally" in terms of sales. In 2007, women's wear daily announced a long-term licensing deal with procter & gamble (p&g) to create christina aguilera fragrances. Heike hindenlang, the company's director of global marketing, commented on the partnership with aguilera, adding, "she sends a clear message and a clear connection with the fans. She tries to give her fans, especially women, the opportunity to get out of difficult situations. Christina is also omnipresent. In the media"[11]. Aguilera revealed that her debut fragrance under the line would be released later that year, and explained her collaboration with the corporation: “i love trying new things with my music and fashion. Exciting adventure. P&g is the perfect partner for this new experience.”[12] Products[edit] Concept[edit]in addition to fragrances, the line produces body lotions, body sprays, bath gels and deodorants, and the smell of products was influenced by aguilera's mother and son, her childhood in japan, and the wide variety of colors. And exotic fruits.[15][16] during an interview with marie claire, she recalled that her mother wore christian dior's poison perfume, which she said instilled in her "a taste for musky [and] sensual scents,"[17] adding: "one of the strongest memories, that i have as a child is my mother doing makeup at her dressing table. I would always like to spray her scent on myself - i still remember the smell. I love the idea of sharing something so personal with my fans."[18] while developing the brand's debut fragrance, aguilera stated that it embodies "everything that makes [her] smile and relax like tuberose candles" by blending it with "musky tones" as an additional inspiration from men's colognes.[19] her son max has also served as a "great inspiration", as she describes his energy as "infectious and positive", which inspired her to take a "brighter direction" in her work in both music and the cosmetics industry. 20] Aguilera also worked with a range of colors to create the scent of her perfume line. Because of its "timeless and unmistakable symbol of femininity," she chose magnolia to design her fragrances, stating, "[it's] one of the oldest flowers in existence. The fresh, lush fragrance enhances the inner femininity, while the soft, velvety petals feel like a gentle touch on the skin.”[18] jasmine was also chosen for the creation process, which she described as "synonymous with [with] old hollywood glamor". Her other favorite petals for creating new fragrances include tuberose, gardenia, freesia, rose and valencia orange blossom.[22] royal desire was primarily inspired by aguilera's childhood in japan and contains traditional ingredients as well as the country's exotic fruits such as yuzu, tangerine and honeysuckle. Another fragrance in her portfolio, red sin, references her signature color and features some of her favorite scents such as red apple and cinnamon.[19] Packaging and fragrance [edit] Mae west in a black lace dress in go young man (1936). The design inspired the bottle of the line's debut fragrance. These fragrances are known for their curvaceous bottle design, which accentuates aguilera's hourglass figure, as well as the lace top inspired by her "love". Vintage glamour."[24][21] black lace was designed for the bottle of the line's debut fragrance to give a "distinctly feminine feel",[21] designed as a reference to the "legendary dress" designed for mae west by french designer marcel rocha.[25] in other one-shots, the closed lace was replaced with a coat of arms with a small mirror filled with flowers. However, the aesthetic of inspire perfume is different from that of other products; crafted in a "classic teardrop shape", it has a "silver disc-shaped top adorned with red crystals". Hilary howard, a reviewer for the new york times, reviewed the brand's bottles and called them "charming", noting that each royal desire bottle "comes with a silver charm that can be worn as a necklace or bracelet." [27] Aguilera fragrances typically contain base notes of sandalwood, musk and vanilla in their composition, and are paired with a wide range of flowers and exotic fruits.[28][29] inspire was designed as "a blend of fruity top notes of mango and citrus with a hint of freesia",[30] while by night combines mandarin, red apple, peach and mayflowers. Royal desire, described as "an oriental fragrance with notes like yuzu and lily",[31] also contains a blend of marshmallow, mandarin and blackberry.[32] embodying "sensuality and true confidence," secret potion has top notes of passion fruit, lemon, and mandarin, blended with lotus, jasmine, and tonka bean.[33] billboard magazine described red sin as "a celebration of the feminine with the provocative symbolism of red" and highlighted the use of red ginger, cinnamon and cyclamen flowers in its creation. Called "irresistible [and] glamorous," unforgettable "begins with cashmere, vanilla and tonka bean at the base, adds nighttime jasmine and turkish rose" and "finishes with scents of plum and pomegranate." 34] Touch of seduction combines notes of lychee, raspberry, iris, honeysuckle and candied rose,[13] and glam x was created as "an exotic blend of delicate flowers, spicy star anise and warm musk." , Including caramelized peach, jasmine and lily of the valley.[35] the scent of definition includes notes of bergamot, mandarin, diamond orchid, and base notes of heliotrope and amber.[36] moonlight bloom is the result of a combination of blackcurrant, dahlia, narcissus and dark ambrette seeds.[37] speaking about her perfume brand, aguilera described each of her fragrances, the message and purpose of its products for femininity and self-confidence: Each fragrance evokes different emotions and thinking, and they reflect the scents that i i personally love. I hope the fragrances inspire women to be the best versions of themselves [...] My fragrances always carry a message of pride in who you are as a woman, which for me represents the inner feminine. The woman embodies pride and strength. The bright fruity aroma provides a powerful start to inspire self-confidence. It's a unique quality that women have, [and] fragrance is a versatile product, and i love that it smells a little different on every person. It's also a quick and easy way to feel sexy.[18] Line[edit] Name year, art. Christina aguilera 2007 [38] Inspire 2008 [39] By night 2009 [40] Royal desire 2010 [41] Secret potion 2011 [42] Red sin 2012 [43] Unforgettable 2013 [44] Woman 2014 [45] Touch of seduction 2015 [13] Glam x 2017 [46] Definition 2017 [47] Violet noir 2018 [48] Xperience 2019 [49] Eau so beautiful 2020 [50] Moonlight bloom 2021 [51] Cherry noir september 2022 Promotion[edit] A scene from the tv commercial for the brand's debut fragrance. Black lace covers aguilera's skin as she wears the perfume, hinting at the bottle of the product. Aguilera has worked with many promotional strategies associated with her fragrance line, in addition to wearing perfume herself, especially in public speaking.[18][17] in 2007, aguilera starred in a television commercial for the brand's debut fragrance, in which she undresses while choosing a new outfit in her closet; at the back, black lace covers her skin as she applies the fragrance. An exclusive promotional video for the by night product, launched in 2009, shows "christina working in front of the cameras in a very sexy lace dress and vampire makeup, getting ready for an evening in her boudoir." Both fragrances were also featured in a scene from the music video for "not myself tonight", directed by hype williams and released as the lead single from aguilera's sixth studio album bionic (2010).[55][56] In 2008, aguilera chose david lachapelle as campaign director for the fragrance inspire because of his photographs "full of life, color, provocative imagery and excitement." During an interview with flare magazine, she spoke about the idea behind the shoot, the concept of which was "inspired by 1960s pop art" and artists like andy warhol and roy lichtenstein. To promote the fragrance royal desire in its television advertisement, aguilera "stands in the royal chambers when she notices a gift lying on her throne [and] leans down to select a package of perfume." However, the advert was criticized in the media as "low-budget soft porn" as she "[showed] her cleavage on camera" to spray perfume on her cleavage.[58] On tv a 2011 advertisement for secret potion, shot by matthew rolston, shows aguilera riding "an elevator to a penthouse party" and her "stunning gray dress is too drab for such a crowded party." She decides to spray perfume to create a "fitted dress studded with sequins". The following year, an advertising campaign for the fragrance red sin was launched, featuring "aguilera rolling around in sheets [and] then nude in the bath." Billboard columnist gregory delli carpini jr. Compared her portrayal in television ads to that of marilyn monroe. The commercial for the definition perfume follows "a trump-style gilded auditorium as aguilera saunters into an ornate room in a thigh-length pastel pink silk coat the wind blows her platinum locks." During an exclusive advertisement for the moonlight bloom fragrance, she was shown wearing "a navy blue lace-up vest with a piece of skin-tight leather trousers" and "striking various poses under some sheer fabric". In 2022, the commercial was nominated for the public choice: commercial advertising category at the duftstars awards.[62] Aguilera's fragrances were also supported by launch events. In addition to the advertised signing sessions during fragrance launch ceremonies in germany and the us, [39] [63] thousands of hangers bearing the brand's logo were strewn across israel's main streets as part of guerrilla marketing. Over the years, the fragrance portfolio has appeared in allure[65], cosmopolitan,[66] elle,[67] glamour[23] and beauty magazines seventeen[68]. The line also received media attention after being named the favorite fragrances of celebrities such as perry edwards and steve antin.[69][70] Reception[edit] Critical response[edit]aguilera's perfume brand has received generally positive reviews from critics. In a review of their self-titled debut fragrance, the editors of grazia magazine opined that "while it's everything you'd expect from a typical celebrity scent [...] It's not overpowering or cloying and, dare we say it, is pretty damn good." Sensual.”[71] writing for yahoo! Beauty, lauren karbran shared the same sentiment, describing her as "sweet and a little sassy, [puts] you in the spotlight wherever you are" and also recommended her "luxury affairs to experience her magic to its fullest" . .[72] in a review for elle magazine, emily hebert named by night one of the best new fragrances of fall 2010, highlighting its "heady vanilla, amber, peach, voulezj nude and mayflower."[73] the same year, cosmopolitan reviewers named royal desire one of the best perfumes for winter because of its "oriental notes [...] That make it warm and intoxicating - perfect for winter nights." Melissa magsaysay of the los angeles times also praised royal desire, calling it "an oriental scent with notes of yuzu and lily". Magsaysay believes that "the standout element [of the perfume] is the top note of sugary-sweet marshmallow, which is greatly enhanced by honeysuckle and blackcurrant."[31] In december 2011, editors from glamor russia included secret potin was named one of the best perfumes of the month, writing that "aguilera delights in revealing old secrets [...] The scent of self-confidence, the scent of a woman aware of her power."[75] basenotes, which assigns a standard five-star rating to user reviews from critics, gave unforgettable four stars, whose written review called it "a sweet combination of woody, vanilla, light floral and fruity notes", in addition to acclaim. It's like "sweet but not cloyingly sweet [...] It's [not] cloying". Irina kuzmicheva, a writer for elle russia, described touch of seduction as a fragrance "made for seduction", highlighting three aphrodisiacs in its composition, such as rose, vanilla and musk. Kuzmicheva also noted that it is based on the same base as aguilera's other fragrances, with notes of "sandalwood [...] Leaving a soft, velvety feel."[77] in a less optimistic review, philadelphia magazine columnist liz spicol commented on woman, noting that it "radiates central pennsylvania holiday shopping", although she admitted that it was not "overwhelming".[45] Awards[edit]in addition to positive reviews from perfume critics, the brand has received many awards and nominations. Presented by the fragrance foundation, it has won over the years the duftstars awards[78] and fifi awards, whose ceremony has been dubbed the "oscars of the perfume industry" by the media.[79][80] in 2011, the editors of glamor magazine awarded one of the brand's fragrances at the annual glammy beauty awards gala. Due to their popularity in russia, some of the fragrances in the portfolio have received best of beauty awards from allure and glamour.[82][83] in addition, the line's debut fragrance was named one of the best female celebrity perfumes of all time by the evening standard and yahoo!. In 2012, stylist magazine named royal desire one of eight credible celebrity fragrances.[85] Full list of awards and nominations received by christina aguilera fragrances year ceremony recipient category result ref . 2013 allure best of beauty awards winner red sin best celebrity fragrance [82] 2014 unforgettable won [86] Nominated at the 2008 simply christina basenotes fragrance awards for best celebrity fragrance for women [87] Won the 2009 inspire cosmopolitan beauty awards for best women's fragrance [88] Cosmopolitan fragrance awards for best celebrity fragrance for women [89] 2012 cew beauty awards royal desire women's scent mass won [90] 2008 duftstars awards[a] simply christina: lifestyle fragrance - women win [93] 2010 by night win [78] Public choice royal desire 2011: fragrance for looks lifestyle fragrance - women won [94] 2013 red sin lifestyle fragrance - women won [95] Public choice: lifestyle fragrance - women won 2014 unforgettable won [96] Lifestyle fragrance - women won 2015 woman nomination [97] 2016 touch of seduction nominated [98] 2017 glam x public's choice: lifestyle fragrance - women nominated [99] 2018 definition lifestyle fragrance - women nominated [100] 2020 xperience nominated [101] 2021 eau so beautiful nominated [50] Moonlight bloom, 2022pending [62] Public choice: commercial advertisement pending 2008 fifi awards (uk) simply christina public's choice award: favorite celebrity scent [102 ] 2011 fifi awards (usa) women's wide range fragrance nomination [103] By night nomination 2012 royal desire nomination [104] Red sin 2013 fragrance of the year – popular women's nomination [105] 2013 glamor best of beauty awards: perfume red sin celebrity won [106] 2014 unforgettable won [83] 2011 glammy beauty awards won royal desire basic perfume [81] 2013 joy trend awards won red sin best lifestyle perfume [107] 2014 unforgettable won [108] 2012 popcrush awards red sin nominated for the best perfume [109] Commercial activities[edit ]the brand is sold in north america, latin america, asia and europe, where it is commonly referred to as a "fragrance brand number one among celebrities."[22][110][111] from the very beginning of the distribution of the perfume line, its products were a commercial success. Procter & gamble (p&g) executives estimated that in the year of its in-store debut, the brand could sell $50 million in wholesale sales worldwide, of which $20 million would come from the united states alone. After the production and distribution rights were bought by elizabeth arden, inc. According to stifel analyst mark astrakhan, the fragrance line generated $80 million in sales in january 2016.[112] In 2007, according to jeremy seigal, managing director of the perfume shop, aguilera's debut fragrance was one of the top five best-selling fragrances in her stores in the uk and ireland. In the same year, it was the second and third best-selling celebrity fragrance in countries in 2007 and 2008, respectively, according to reports from superdrug stores. Overall, her perfumes were among the best sellers in the united kingdom in 2007, 2009 and 2010. 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