My DNA Fragrance POTUS 1600 {New Perfume} {Celebrity Fragrance}
The brand My DNA Fragrance, which already came into the market with a biological twist on the familiar concept of the unique, perfect-fit fragrance, blending scents incorporating a finger-print signature based on your DNA sample, has now introduced a limited-edition celebrating the new president-elect of the United States, Barack Obama.
The unisex fragrance is called POTUS 1600 and was created by Dr. Diva Verdun in November 2008. The tag line is "Fragrance you can believe in"...
From the press release,
"1600 is a clean, refreshing blend of citrus, green leaves and marine notes formulated to insight Hope. The fragrance concept was created as a limited edition commemorative to celebrate Barack Obama's historic and unprecedented run for President.
Barack Obama has inspired many to embrace Hope and move forward through the day to day challenges for Change. In keeping with the Spirit of Hope for our country and our world the fragrance is environmentally friendly and does not contain alcohol.
This Presidential Election has already left its imprint on history, a history that we each own in our hearts and souls. Visit POTUS1600.com and leave a shout out for Barack Obama and check out this limited edition in Honor of Senator Barack Obama."
A 4 oz. fl. bottle is priced at $39.99
No disrespect meant for those who voted for Obama, but can we please give the Obama Worship Bandwagon a rest?
Jeez.
Maggie,
I completely agree with you on the principle that any kind of worship, but especially the political kind, is unhealthy.
I voted for Obama and the sense of optimism I feel for our country is more than I can remember feeling ever. I don't see it as worship, and I think that's a meme that Limbaugh et al. put out there.
On the other hand, I wish the perfume sounded at all interesting. It must not be aimed at perfumistas, or it would have a more trailblazing scent to commemmorate a trailblazing person.
It definitely sounds more like an opportunistic commercial perfume at the level of a button with a political message. Fun anecdote though.