Shakira Perfumes
perfume line by Shakira and Puig
Shakira Perfumes (formerly: Shakira Beauty) is a perfume line by Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira in collaboration with Spanish perfume company Puig. Launched in 2010, the collaboration has expanded over the years to include a wide variety of perfumes, each designed to capture different aspects of Shakira's personality and artistic journey. In addition to featuring around 50 fragrances, the line also features deodorants and lotions.
History
2008–2009: Amuleto
Shakira announced the release of what would have been her first perfume, named Amuleto, in 2009. The fragrance is a mix of Latin and Arabic influences. It features notes of sandalwood, jasmine and vanilla. The red and gold perfume bottle is inspired by Shakira's own silhouette and includes a wearable charm wrapped around it. However, the perfume was never released.
2010–2019
The first fragrance, S by Shakira, was introduced in 2010. It combines simplicity and femininity to reflect Shakira's personal style and essence.
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