New York, New York - Ariana Grande just launched a whole new collection of fragrances and a surprise video promo for them on social media. What do fans think about it?

The 31-year-old singer shared a video on Instagram on Tuesday, showcasing the brand-new scent.

Called LOVENOTES, the collection is a first-of-its-kind multi-fragrance collection with limited drops all around the world.

"I'm so excited," she said before mentioning how unique the opportunity is for her.

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"It is more expansive and bold than anything we have ever done," Ari continued, per Beauty Packaging.

In the promo clip, Ariana sits gracefully in a floral swing wearing a gorgeous pink gown that fans spotted previously in a random Instagram carousel she posted.

A spotlight of a heart glides across her face before we're taken to another scene with Ari in a white summery dress sitting in a field of pink flowers.

The yes, and? singer then smooches a stamp and places it on a letter before spritzing it with the new fragrance and dropping it in the mailbox for delivery.

The video itself could be a music video on its own, with Ariana's artistic eye always finding new ways to capture her fans' attention – but what do her Arianators have to say about it?

According to Ari, the perfumes act as a "love letter" from her to the world, and her passion did not go unrecognized by fans.

"i feel like the new era of fragrance is going to be more mature & luxe. just based off the packaging," one fan wrote on X.

Another said, "I’m so obsessed with this shoot and I will be buying. It’s gonna be hard to top God As A Woman though."

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The collection comes in four distinct scents: Angels Kiss, Pink Woods, Pressed Petals, and Vanilla Suede.

The new A-shaped glass bottles have strikingly different designs compared to her previous perfumes, which include Thank U Next, Cloud Pink, God Is a Woman, and Moonlight.

However, the Dangerous Woman artist made sure to keep one thing similar to her first-ever fragrance bottle – a rose gold cap.