Megan Thee Stallion recently added fragrance to her entrepreneurial portfolio with her Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum debut, and it’s sending a hot girl heat wave through the streets. She’s never one to do anything ordinary, and creating an indelible experience for her fans always centers on girl power and confidence.
Fans couldn’t wait to get their hands on it. The fragrance sold out its entire limited-edition stock on her personal site, and the inventory is still gone. The unisex HGS is now available at Ulta Beauty, and Thee Hotties are not holding back.
Let’s get into it…
The bottle itself is a masterpiece with its sculptural, flame-shaped design, built to look like heat caught mid-sway. Its sunset-toned glass sways from deep amber at the base to a molten orange-gold at its center, fading to a jet-black tip. The base carries Megan’s name engraved in her signature bold, classy red. And if you thought the aesthetics were something, wait until you catch the scent. HGS blends top notes of creamy coconut milk, middle notes of orchid accord, and base notes of warm vetiver, creating a balance of ‘softness and power.’
In a press release, the Hot Girl Coach opened up about what it was like to bring the fragrance to life.
“Perfume is the last thing you put on, but it’s the first thing people remember. If you’ve ever hugged me, chances are you’ve asked what I was wearing, and now I can finally say it’s my own fragrance.”
-Megan Thee Stallion
What The Hotties And The Internet Are Saying About Hot Girl Summer Fragrance
The reviews are rolling in, and the consensus is clear on one thing. The aroma smells luxurious, sexy, and delicious. I scoped out reviews across four platforms, Instagram, TikTok, X, and Threads, since its drop, and the same sentiments kept surfacing. Hotties describe it as leaning tropical floral with a baddie-beach vibe. Some consumers said it works for both day and night, versatile enough for whatever’s on the agenda.
It wasn’t all perfect, though. Several reviewers noted the scent fades faster than expected, usually within a few hours.
Our advice, if you’re not in the hottie realm but still want to try it for yourself, is to shop strategically. Buy the travel size first. Body chemistry changes how a fragrance wears, so what smells incredible on someone else might read differently on you.
The EDP (eau de parfum) retails for $84 for the 3 oz and $29 for the travel size (0.33 oz/10 mL). The price wasn’t a dealbreaker for most consumers, a strong sign of how well this launch was positioned, executed, and set up for success. And since this is the Houstonian’s first-ever perfume, we must say, well done.
