Ice Spice’s favorite perfume is just $24 at Walmart – after she spritzed it on in her Did It First music video
ICE Spice has sparked a rush to Walmart after spritzing herself with a budget-friendly perfume.
The Grammy-nominated rapper, 24, left fans surprised when she opted for the $24 buy rather than a pricier fragrance.
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Ice teamed up with British rapper Central Cee for the song Did It First, which currently has over 18 million views on YouTube.
Toward the end of the music video, she is seen spraying her body with perfume as Central Cee puts on an eye mask.
A close-up shot reveals she was using a scent by the popular brand Sol de Janeiro.
FAMOUS FRAGRANCE
Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Crush Cheirosa ’68 Beija Flor Hair & Body Mist is available for $24 at Walmart.
The summery fragrance has notes of “dragonfruit, lychee, Brazilian jasmine, ocean air, hibiscus, soft vanilla, and sun musk.”
According to the brand, it is suitable for men and women to use on themselves from head to toe.
The mist is described as giving a refreshing feeling that lasts throughout the day.
For best results, it can be layered onto the body, hair, and clothes.
FAN FAVORITE
Walmart shoppers have given Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Crush Cheirosa ’68 Beija Flor Hair & Body Mist a 3.8-star rating.
One customer penned a glowing review about its “summery” smell, while another said they were glad that it wasn’t too overpowering.
“Smells great and its scent lasts a long time on clothes, hair, and body, generous size bottle, spray nozzle works well,” a third shopper said.
“Probably will buy the other scent options too.”
“I love this product and plan on getting the entire line,” another said. “It smells cute and simple, yet it’s there.”
SPICY STUFF
The excitement over Ice Spice’s choice of fragrance in the music video comes amid dating rumors.
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Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Crush Cheirosa ’68 Beija Flor Hair & Body Mist, $24, Walmart
Her song with Central Cee Did It First is centered around infidelity in relationships.
Before it was released, The U.S. Sun reported that the two artists were spotted spending time together in London, England.
Central also left a flirty comment saying “trouble” on an Instagram video of Ice dancing.
His ex-girlfriend, Madeline Argy, said in a TikTok rant that she was still with the rapper when he was spending time with Ice.
However, Ice Spice has shut down the dating rumors.
“We’ve been friends since ‘Munch’ came out, honestly. We’re just twins,” she told Rolling Stones.
The song with Central Cee is featured on her Y2K! album.