A Brazilian model and influencer says she’s created a perfume that contains drops of her sweat and states it’s a tool that can be used for people in the dating scene.
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The perfume, named “Fresh Goddess,” was developed in 2021 and created to help people find “love,” claims model Wanessa Moura. According to Oddity Central, Moura said in an interview that she wanted a fragrance with notes of her natural scent. She added that she was inspired by her ex and current boyfriend, who said her natural scent is “sexy and exciting”
“My sweat was the most important ingredient in the formula for this love and sex potion that my perfume became,” she continued.
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“My natural smell entices men, so I used drops of my sweat as a base for the perfume’s fragrance,” Moura added. “My sweat was the most important ingredient in the formula for this love and sex potion that my perfume became. It is the ideal perfume for dating and enjoying pleasant experiences with your partner or attracting the attention of those you like.”
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One of the model’s followers claimed that the fragrance has caused men to “fall at her feet,” and her co-worker reportedly asked her for a second date.
This is not the first time celebrities and influencers reportedly used their own bodily scents as a marketing point to sell to fans. Gwyneth Paltrow sold a candle that was reported to smell like her vagina from her Goop brand, and it quickly sold out despite the controversy.
The “Gwyneth Paltrow Vagina Candle” is a scented candle sold by the actress and entrepreneur’s lifestyle brand, Goop. The candle is marketed as having a scent that is a mixture of “geranium, citrusy bergamot, and cedar absolutes juxtaposed with Damask rose and ambrette seed” and is said to be inspired by the smell of Paltrow’s own vagina.
The candle gained significant media attention upon its release in early 2020 and sparked debate and controversy. Some people found the concept of a “vagina-scented” candle empowering and even humorous, while others criticized it as vulgar or unnecessary. Additionally, some questioned the scientific validity of the claim that the candle’s scent is based on Paltrow’s own anatomy.
Despite the controversy, the “Gwyneth Paltrow Vagina Candle” has proven a successful product for Goop. It quickly sold out upon its initial release and has been restocked multiple times. The candle has even inspired a number of parody products, such as a “This Smells Like My Penis” candle and a “This Smells Like My Ex’s Bullshit” candle.
Ultimately, opinions on the “Gwyneth Paltrow Vagina Candle” vary widely, but it remains a popular item in Goop’s line of wellness products.
As for Moura’s perfume, its reportedly priced at $138 for a 50ml bottle.