Everything to Know About Beyoncé's New Perfume

Unique, that's what you are — and now you almost have a new signature scent to back it up. While Renaissance visuals seem to be found nowhere in sight — nor coming any time soon — Beyoncé appears to have turned her attention to a different project: an entrepreneurial one. Queen Bey has officially announced she's releasing a new perfume, and she's finally told us the name.

Through an Instagram post, the singer dropped that the name of her new fragrance is called Ce Noir. Following this, her website has been updated with a pre-order link, new imagery of the parfum, and photos of attendees during her Renaissance Tour testing out and enjoying the scent.

The perfume bottle is as unique and sleek as you'd expect it to be. It's extremely sculptural, with a half-dome cap and layered, stair-like edges. It was crafted and designed by Beyoncé herself and made in France, meaning that it would be an understatement to say this will be the perfume deserving of your vanity table. While Ce Noir is only available for pre-order, shipping will begin in November 2023, meaning this is the perfect holiday gift for any Beyhive in your life.

The scent appears to lean towards floral with subtle woodiness, thanks to its notes of Clementine, Golden Honey, Rose Absolute, Jasmine Sambac, Namibian Myrhh, and Golden Amber.

"I wanted something to be monolithic, and I wanted something to have a little bit of intimacy, so right here you can see the soul of the perfume," she said in a video unboxing the perfume. "I actually sprayed this during the show, a few times. You got it keep it fresh."

True Beyhive stans know that is not Beyoncé's first venture into the perfume space. In 2010, she released Heat, followed by its second iteration Heat Rush. From there, she has released a total of 14 perfumes over the years, meaning Ce Noir is just another page in her parfum portfolio.

This isn't the first time Queen Bey surprise dropped an announcement on fans. Earlier this year she teased a new haircare line — again with nothing more than a casual Instagram post.

She shared a carousel of three photos: The first was of her messing with her hair in the mirror with label-less bottles in front of her, while the second was her getting her hair done as a child. But it was the third that had our eyebrows raised. 

The text mentioned how her first job was sweeping her mother's hair salon and how Destiny Child's first gigs took place as clients got their hair done. She reflects on how impactful it was witnessing how much it means to the soul to nurture our hair.  The last line read, "Having learned so much on my own hair journey, I've always dreamed of carrying on her legacy. I can't wait for you to experience what I've been creating."

While no further information has been released, we can't wait to experience what she's been creating either. In fact, the only thing better than new perfume for the holidays is a joint gift of Queen Bey-designed perfume and haircare.