Ariana Grande is releasing a recent fragrance collection with Ulta Beauty.

The Grammy winner posted fragrance ad teaser to her Instagram account, promoting her recent fragrance, Mod.

Within the video clip, Grande will be seen hopping onto a vintage-style motorcycle in two looks harking back to ’60s mod style, including a tunic dress, white gloves and retro hoop dangling earrings. One other look from the video showed the singer wearing a pink ensemble with an identical bandana and her hair styled into two pigtails.

The Mod collection features two scents, Mod Vanilla and Mod Blush. Mod Vanilla includes notes of dark plum, pink freesia and white praline. Mod Blush may have notes of Italian bergamot, passion fruit and dark raspberry.

The gathering’s name was inspired by the modernity, freedom of expression and individuality of subculture popularized in ’60s London.

“I actually desired to do something different and exciting for my fans by launching two recent fragrances without delay and I so hope they love them the way in which my team and friends and I do,” Grande said in an announcement, noting the duo was within the works over a yr ago. “We now have passed through many, many tester bottles over here. Mod Vanilla and Mod Blush have quickly develop into two of my favorites in our beautiful fragrance family and I’m counting down the times till you’ll be able to smell for yourself.” 

The Mod fragrance duo might be available exclusively at Ulta.com on Dec. 1 and at Ulta Beauty stores nationwide on Dec 11. The three.4-oz eau de parfum spray will retail for $68, and the 1-oz. will retail for $48.

Grande launched her first fragrance, Ari, in 2015, followed by others including “Thank U, Next” in 2019 (named after her hit single) and the clean fragrance God Is a Woman in 2021.

She also made a enterprise into the beauty industry after debuting her signature makeup line R.E.M. in 2020.

The award-winning singer can be continuing her foray into music and acting, starring as Glinda the Good Witch alongside Cynthia Erivo within the upcoming movie “Wicked,” which relies on the hit Broadway show.