Girlfriend
Eau de Parfum
Justin Bieber
Teen‑focused celebrity scents built around sweet, fruity florals at accessible prices.
Justin Bieber is a celebrity fragrance brand built around the Canadian singer of the same name, whose debut scent Someday launched in 2011. According to coverage in Forbes, the Someday fragrance business was acquired by beauty company Elizabeth Arden after Someday became the top selling new perfume of 2011 in the United States. Fragrance databases such as Fragrantica list Justin Bieber as a perfume brand with multiple releases between 2011 and 2014.
Someday, created by perfumer Honorine Blanc, was positioned for Bieber's predominantly young, mostly female fan base and marketed with charity tie-ins, with public reports noting that a portion of proceeds supported non-profit causes. The line expanded quickly with follow up launches such as Justin Bieber's Girlfriend (2012) and later flanker and collector editions. These releases were distributed widely through mass and mid-market retailers, making the scents easy to find at department stores, drugstores, and online discounters.
The brand's fragrances sit squarely in the teen celebrity space: playful, approachable scents released at accessible prices, more about fandom and gifting than about artisanal perfumery. While there has been little new activity from the brand side in recent years, early bottles like Someday and Girlfriend continue to circulate in the gray market and discount channels, where they are often bought for nostalgia or as affordable, sweet everyday perfumes.
A celebrity, mid house known for fruity floral compositions.
The Justin Bieber fragrance line started at the peak of Bieber's teen idol era with Someday in 2011, designed squarely for his young fan base and heavily promoted with music tie-ins and charitable messaging. Subsequent releases like Girlfriend and flanker editions followed the same sweet, fruity floral template while expanding the range with collector packaging and gift sets. As Bieber's musical style matured and celebrity fragrance trends cooled, new launches under his name slowed and the line shifted from front-of-store launches to a presence mostly in discount and online channels. Today, the brand survives largely as a legacy of early-2010s teen pop culture rather than an actively innovating perfume house.
If you like very sweet, uncomplicated celebrity scents or want a nostalgic piece of early-2010s pop, the Justin Bieber line delivers exactly that. Serious fragrance hobbyists will find little innovation, but the brand does its teen-centric brief honestly and unapologetically.