Ice Spice Unveils Her In Ha Mood Fragrance and Reveals Bold Tongue Piercings!

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Ice Spice Launches Fragrance Inspired by Her Hit “In Ha Mood”

Ice Spice, the 26-year-old rapper who rose to fame with her hit song “Munch,” has officially ventured into the beauty industry with her new fragrance, In Ha Mood Eau de Parfum. Set to launch on August 19, this debut scent—created in partnership with Revlon Fragrances—will be available exclusively at Ulta.

The floral-fruity fragrance boasts a blend of pear, wild raspberry, rose, plum blossom, and magnolia, transitioning to notes of vanilla and amber. Describing the scent, Ice Spice states it embodies a “fun, flirty, and fab” vibe, aiming to resonate with youthful and adventurous spirits.

In an interview, Ice Spice reflected on her creative process, explaining, “I was getting indecisive as time went on because I just kept narrowing down different scents until I got to my Top 2 favorites. It was a hard decision, low-key.” She chose the title “In Ha Mood” for her fragrance, highlighting its connection to her earlier music, saying, “They just go together—they feel like sisters somehow.”

While she shares her excitement for this new venture, Ice Spice also discusses her beauty routine and personal preferences, showcasing her vibrant personality and insights into her passion for fragrance.

Neha Tauqeer
Neha Tauqeerhttp://theinfotainer.com
Content Specialist・SEO Blog Writer・Content Marketing ・Copywriter・Web Copy Writer

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