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Killer Queen by Katy Perry is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance for women. Killer Queen was launched in 2013. The nose behind this fragrance is Laurent Le Guernec. Top notes are Forest Fruits, Plum and Bergamot; middle notes are Jasmine Sambac, Frangipani and Celosia; base notes are Praline, Patchouli and Cashmeran. Pop star Katy Perry launches her third fragrance and the first one done in cooperation with Coty. The scent is called Killer Queen by the song written by Freddie Mercury, and apparently it is totally different from its two predecessors. “Killer Queen has been in my vocabulary since I was 15, because of the song ‘Killer Queen’ by Queen,” said Perry to wwd. “Freddie Mercury painted the lyrics of this woman who I wanted to be. She seemed very powerful, and she captivated a room when she walked in. I named my company Killer Queen after those lyrics. I feel like, after all this time, it was appropriate to use that name in association with something I did. I feel like I’m falling, finally, into that woman Freddie painted.” Announced as a playful, sophisticated, powerful, edgy and delicious fragrance, it reflects the rebellious spirit of the singer. Its creation is signed by Laurent Le Guernec of IFF. Top notes include wild berries, dark plum and bergamot accords. The main note of the heart is velvety red flower (Celosia), but there are also Sambac jasmine and rainbow plumeria. The base contains cashmere, patchouli and liquid praline. The bottle is shaped like a red ruby and comes in its own golden pedestal. The fragrance is available as 15, 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum with body lotion and shower gel.
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The community views Killer Queen as a solid, affordable designer option with a pleasant sweet fragrance profile, but notes it may be redundant if you already own similar florals like Flowerbomb or Miss Dior. Most agree it's worth the price for those seeking comfort scents, though it doesn't generate much enthusiasm beyond that.
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