Justin Bieber Launching Dogtag and Wristband Fragrances

 Here we go again!  This young man is not going to sit on his laurels. He's going out and picking out his share of the pie. Not only is he one of top entertainment earners, now he's going to change the way teens perfume themselves. His new Dogtag and Wristband fragrances are almost guaranteed to be a successful venture.
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Justin Bieber to Launch Fragrance Collection
Beauty Industry and Products News - WWD.com:

Get ready for another outbreak of Bieber Fever.

The teenage pop phenomenon Justin Bieber is bursting onto the celebrity fragrance scene, with a twist. Rather than introduce a traditional fragrance housed in a glass bottle, the 16-year-old tween and teen heartthrob has teamed up with the newly formed company Etoile Nation Beauty to introduce wristbands and dog tags infused with a unisex fragrance called My World. The scented accessories are slated to launch in Wal-Mart stores on Black Friday.

The unconventional approach is fitting for the pop star, who catapulted to fame after posting homemade videos of himself singing on YouTube. Bieber, who plays the drums, guitar, piano and trumpet, is learning the notes of the fragrance game, too. Before a concert Friday evening at Arco Arena in Sacramento, Calif., Bieber told WWD over instant message that he spent part of the day smelling different scents.

“They actually brought me a bunch of stuff to smell today,” he said. “One of them smelled too young, too fruity. One was really good.”

As for what type of scent he finds alluring on girls, Bieber said, “I actually like the Britney Spears perfume on girls. It smells good.”

While Bieber has lots of other products bearing his name, this is his first foray into the beauty arena. Could a hair care deal be far behind? Bieber gets a lot of attention for his locks — even New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has grown his own variation of it, which led Bieber to post a humorous rap about it on YouTube: “Sacked like a sacker. Call up Mr. Brady. Tell him to leave his hair to the guy who sings ‘Baby.’”

While Bieber, a Canadian native, wouldn’t talk about the rap, he describes his manicured mop as “a Canadian hockey thing.”

Styling is easy: shampoo, condition, blow dry, a shake of the head and “no product.”

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Would you use a dogtag or wristband fragrance - especially if it had Justin Bieber's name on it?  Leave a comment

June

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