Fenty Hair launches Mista Hair + Body Fragrance Mist as brand extends fragrance portfolio
New release mirrors the haircare line’s warm-floral notes and drew positive early reviews for longevity and scent profile
Fenty Hair on Wednesday introduced the Mista Hair + Body Fragrance Mist, expanding the company’s fragrance offerings with a scent that echoes the brand’s existing haircare line. The mist features warm florals with amber, yuzu, coconut, vanilla and sandalwood, ingredients the company said consumers had frequently requested.
The product follows several years after the initial Fenty Eau de Parfum and joins a growing portfolio under Rihanna’s Fenty umbrella, which has broadened from cosmetics and skincare into haircare and fragrance. Early reporter testing praised the mist’s longevity and character, with several reviewers noting it performed more like a true perfume than a typical body mist.
Page Six’s commerce writers and editors who tested the mist described it as warm, rich and lingering. "I really like this. It’s warm, rich and kind of smells like a hug from Rihanna herself," said Elana Fishman, Page Six style and shopping director. Fishman added that the fragrance lingered throughout the day, a quality she said is uncommon in many hair-and-body mists.
Additional testers offered similar reactions about the scent profile and versatility. One reviewer described it as “a really luxe shampoo,” noting that the mist carries the same aroma profile as the hair products in Fenty’s line. Another called it fresh and beachy without being overly coconut-forward, while a separate editor said the spray is clean and not overpowering.
The release represents a continuation of Fenty’s strategy to extend recognizable brand scents across multiple product categories. The company has previously entered the fragrance market with Fenty Eau de Parfum and has since broadened offerings tied to its haircare range. The new mist is positioned as both a hair and body product, aligning scent continuity across grooming categories.
Page Six’s coverage was produced by Hannah Southwick, a commerce writer and reporter who has covered celebrity-worn styles and beauty products for the outlet since 2020. Reviewers quoted in the report were staff members who tested the mist and provided on-the-record impressions of performance and scent character.
The company has not disclosed further marketing or distribution details in the report, and availability and pricing were not specified in the initial coverage. The introduction of Mista Hair + Body Fragrance Mist adds to the Fenty family of scents and underscores the brand’s continued investment in lifestyle and personal-care extensions tied to its established beauty and haircare lines.