At Paco Rabanne, modernity and avant-garde thinking are never optional. Since the launch of the brand in 1966, the designer has excelled in the art of surprising his audience. This is how he also imagined the masculine fragrance Phantom, in 2021. Its distinctive feature? A robot silhouette and a connected chip integrated into its head. Since June 2022, it has also had its feminine alter ego: Fame. To the great delight of women, the latter is now reinvented in a limited edition. It becomes Fame Collector Blooming Pink.
In 2021, Paco Rabanne created a surprise and crafted a masculine fragrance with an atypical silhouette, resembling a small robot. Named Phantom, it very quickly made headlines, especially since it was also equipped with an NFC chip. Phantom was thus the first connected fragrance in history. In 2022, Paco Rabanne decided to create its feminine alter ego: Fame. In 2023, this juice is given a collector's edition. Its bottle changes, but its composition remains identical. Let us rediscover together the ingredients contained in Fame Collector Blooming Pink.
Incense, the central ingredient of Fame Collector Blooming Pink
Fame Collector Blooming Pink is built around one main element: incense. Moreover, this component is worked in an unprecedented way, in order to reveal its full potential and release multiple olfactory facets. Paco Rabanne's incense brings together three different varieties, all sourced sustainably from Somalia. Thus, this element reveals itself with immense contrast. It wraps the skin in an addictive warmth. It alone reveals all the boldness of femininity according to Paco Rabanne.
What other elements are contained in Fame Collector Blooming Pink?
Of course, other elements also feature in Paco Rabanne's composition. The natural warmth of incense is enhanced by the addition of vanilla and sandalwood. The result is a creamier scent, almost milky and smooth. This is where the oriental breath of Fame Collector Blooming Pink comes from. Jasmine, for its part, unfolds a very floral and opulent impression here. Moreover, Paco Rabanne opted for a variety grown in Grasse, in Provence, the world capital of perfumery. The jasmine in Fame Collector Blooming Pink is also extracted using a micro-liquid technology, which consists of capturing the water naturally present in the flower. This ingenious process reveals the best of this raw material. Finally, mango also brings a more exotic connotation.
The natural and vegan composition of Fame Collector Blooming Pink
Fame Collector Blooming Pink relies essentially on natural ingredients. Indeed, it is a creation made in France and containing 90% raw materials of natural origin. Furthermore, it is a vegan fragrance. In other words, it contains no element derived from animals or liable to cause them suffering. Nor has it been tested on living species. It thus reaffirms Paco Rabanne's commitments to protecting the environment.
A collaboration between Paco Rabanne and four perfumers
Fame Collector Blooming Pink owes its existence to four talented perfumers. Indeed, it was created by Dora Baghriche, Marie Salamagne, Alberto Morillas and Fabrice Pellegrin. However, Dora Baghriche is indeed the one behind the original idea for this juice. She explains: with its dazzling and spicy freshness, incense embodies the true olfactory signature of Paco Rabanne. To create a completely new effect, she chose an explosive trio of incense, wrapped in the addictive warmth of vanilla and sandalwood. To make it even more feminine, this creamy incense accord is brightened by a new quality of jasmine, naturally fresh and joyful, and a delicious note of colorful mango. The result is the first contemporary incense for women, designed with contrast and sensuality, underlining the free and disruptive character of the Paco Rabanne woman.