Ariana Grande Reveals ‘Thank U, Next’ Fragrance

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Ariana Grande has turned her hit song into a beauty line, and she took to Instagram to reveal the first product.

The singer posted a photo on Tuesday where she’s seen holding the new fragrance — also called Thank U, Next — which is housed in a bottle shaped as a broken heart. Grande captioned the picture with: “coming to @ultabeauty august 18 #thankunext.” An Ulta Beauty spokesperson confirmed the fragrance will be sold exclusively in store and online, with more information on pricing and other details revealed later this week.

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Named after her hit song and album of the same name — which were released in November and February, respectively — Grande first filed a trademark to create a line of beauty products under the name on April 2. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the trademark was filed for products including fragrances — eau de cologne, eau de parfum and eau de toilette — body lotions, bath gels, body scrubs and body mists, among others.

This isn’t the singer’s first foray into beauty. Grande has a line of mass market fragrances, including Cloud, Ari and Sweet Like Candy, sold at Ulta Beauty. Last November, Lush launched a bath bomb inspired by the iridescent purple and pink hues seen in Grande’s music video for “God Is A Woman.”

This post has been updated with more information regarding Ariana Grande’s Thank U, Next beauty products and will continue to be updated as more information is revealed.

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