It’s been since the 1980s when fragrances and perfumes endorsed by celebrities have been popular. It’s Sophia Loren who is most commonly credited with being the one who created the very first celebrity fragrance. In 1981, she released her perfume called “Sophia,” which was created with Coty, a legendary fragrance company.
It was this product that sparked several celebrity fragrances to follow, and many have been released to the market with a great reception, endorsed by celebrities like Taylor Swift, Michael Jordan, Elizabeth Taylor, and Britney Spears.
From the team at FragranceX comes this new infographic that looks at the most popular celebrity fragrances ever, and it uses sales data from the website between April 2021 and April 2022 to determine the rankings.
Based on the sales data and research for this infographic, it was found that four of the five most popular celebrity fragrances are endorsed by Ariana Grande, with the most popular fragrances included first-ranked Cloud, second-ranked Sweet Like Candy, third-ranked Ari, and fifth-ranked Thank U, Next.
Other celebrities that had products they created make this list of the most popular celebrity endorsed fragrances include Rihanna, Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, Michael Jordan, Lady Gaga, Sean John, Nicki Minaj, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Overall, however, based on sales data per FragranceX, it was found that the best-selling perfume is “Cloud,” which is endorsed by Ariana Grande. It was originally released in 2018, and has been a top seller since it hit the market. It has top notes of bergamot, pear, and lavender, with heart notes of whipped cream, praline, coconut, and vanilla orchid – and remains a mainstay in the top celebrity fragrances for nearly five years now.
Another popular fragrance that has Ariana Grande’s name attached to is is “Sweet Like Candy,” which was released two years early in 2016., offering a sweet confection with opening notes of fruit and bergamot, with heart notes of honey, jasmine, honeysuckle, frangipani, and marshmallow.
