So finally Jennifer Aniston has joined the long list of celebrities before her by coming out with her own perfume. The scent consists of the following notes citrus grove accord, rose water, night blooming jasmine, wild violets, amazon lily, musk, amber and sandalwood. It has a natural aura to it and is not so perfumy which is what Jennifer was aiming for. The fragrance was explained to US Magazine by Jennifer as being a neutral fragrance, and having personal memories for her. She said that she recalls the night-blooming jasmine from her years growing up in California and also the smells of salty air and tropical oils which reminded her of “long sunny days on the beach. ”She has been working on the development of this fragrance for over a year now and there has been much controversy over the name "L
olavie" as it was too similar to Marc Jacobs pefume
Lola. The name
Lolavie translates from French to mean “laughing at life.” The perfume was launched on July 21st at Harrods in England with an exclusive signing by her. Currently they are selling it exclusively but it will be made available to other retailers in the near future. So with the release of this perfume which frankly we would have thought would be beneath this A-List celebrity. It makes us wonder if she will also succumb to doing hair product commercials for Pantene, or anti-aging creams, will her next big line be "Easy, Breezy, Beautiful, Cover Girl".
So finally Jennifer Aniston has joined the long list of celebrities before her by coming out with her own perfume. The scent consists of the following notes citrus grove accord, rose water, night blooming jasmine, wild violets, amazon lily, musk, amber and sandalwood. It has a natural aura to it and is not so perfumy which is what Jennifer was aiming for. The fragrance was explained to US Magazine by Jennifer as being a neutral fragrance, and having personal memories for her. She said that she recalls the night-blooming jasmine from her years growing up in California and also the smells of salty air and tropical oils which reminded her of “long sunny days on the beach. ”She has been working on the development of this fragrance for over a year now and there has been much controversy over the name "Lolavie" as it was too similar to Marc Jacobs pefume Lola. The name Lolavie translates from French to mean “laughing at life.” The perfume was launched on July 21st at Harrods in England with an exclusive signing by her. Currently they are selling it exclusively but it will be made available to other retailers in the near future. So with the release of this perfume which frankly we would have thought would be beneath this A-List celebrity. It makes us wonder if she will also succumb to doing hair product commercials for Pantene, or anti-aging creams, will her next big line be "Easy, Breezy, Beautiful, Cover Girl".
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