Collaborating with a Perfume Expert from Germany, Jessica Milla is Interested in the Fragrance Business

Kapanlagi.com - Actress and model Jessica Mila is interested in venturing into the business world by launching a perfume product under the brand name One. The choice to delve into the perfume business is acknowledged by the star of the movie The Doll 3, which started from her difficulty in finding a perfume with the desired aroma.

"I like to mix one perfume with another to create a fragrance that suits me perfectly. So from there, I thought about creating a perfume that is truly me because previously, whenever I went on vacation, I always brought several perfumes and it was a bit of a hassle. Not to mention the expensive prices. So from there, I thought about creating a perfume that suits me," said Jessica Mila at PIK Avenue, Thursday (25/22/2021).

To create a perfume that meets her expectations, Jessica Mila collaborated with a perfume expert from Germany and produced it in Europe.

"So if you say it's really personal, yes. Because this (perfume) represents me. The scent is sweet, fresh, and elegant. It makes people feel comfortable being around us for a long time," she explained.

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According to Jessica Mila, her perfume products are also safe for the skin, and that is the strength of her products.

"In my opinion, the quality is really good. The scent lasts long and is safe for the skin because it doesn't cause irritation, and I am someone who is sensitive. So, if I use any random perfume, my skin becomes red and itchy," she said.

In addition to paying attention to quality, One, which was launched in September 2021, is packaged in an attractive bottle.

"The triangle symbolizes that with different top notes, heart notes, and base notes, they all lead to one fragrance," said the Dutch-Indonesian woman.

In the future, it is not impossible that Jessica Mila will create new variants for her perfume products.

"Currently, I am focusing on this variant first. Hopefully, there will be other variants in the future," she said.

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