Five celebrity fragrance collaborations, from Cinta Laura to Erika Carlina
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At a glance
- The lifestyle article highlights five Indonesian celebrity fragrance collaborations.
- The featured products include perfumes associated with Cinta Laura, Erika Carlina, Putri Marino, Amanda Zahra, Refal Hady and Alyssa Daguise.
- Listed prices range from about Rp150,000 to Rp500,000, depending on the brand and product.
Perfume can make everyday routines feel more enjoyable, while also helping lift the mood of the wearer and people around them. That appeal has drawn Indonesian celebrities into collaborations with fragrance brands.
The list includes Alchemistโs A Set of Two Eau de Parfum, a collaboration with Refal Hady and Alyssa Daguise. The bundle combines Powder Room, described as fresh and watery, with Galleria, which has a soft and airy character. It is listed at about Rp380,000.
Putri Marino has worked with Oriflame as a brand ambassador since 2024. The brand offers perfumes, deodorants and mists, with prices ranging from Rp150,000 to Rp500,000.
HMNSโs EoN Infusรฉ de Terra, titled The Death of EoN, revisits the Essence of Nights fragrance through a romantic story about EoN and Terra. Amanda Zahra serves as the central figure, representing the beauty of the Wijaya Kusuma flower. The perfume is priced at about Rp380,000.
Crusitaโs Celebrity Series with Erika Carlina features three Extrait de Parfum variants. About Last Night is bold and alluring, Stuck With U is fresh and cheerful, and Comfort Zone offers a calming blend built around sandalwood and white musk. The collection costs about Rp300,000.
The final recommendation is Rahasia Fragranceโs Goddess Series with Cinta Laura. The three EDP perfumes include Goddess Bloom, with an elegant rose scent; Goddess Sol, a warm fragrance with a strong musky touch; and Goddess Water, which has a fresh fruity aroma. The series is priced at about Rp160,000.
Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.