No one would argue with the right of these women to go out into the world and make financial gain from their hard work and perhaps even hard-earned stardom, but there is a limit to what is decent and credible, and that limit is reached when they put their names to a mass-produced, synthetic potion manufactured for sixpence by some soapy conglomerate, then sold on to their fan base at vast profit.

— The Telegraph complains about the onslaught of celebrity fragrances.