Electric Youth (fragrance)

Electric Youth
Fragrance by Debbie Gibson
Type	Misses' fragrance
Released	1989
Label	Natural Wonder

Electric Youth was a celebrity scent designed by Deborah Gibson. Manufactured by Revlon Consumer Products Corporation and distributed by the latter's Natural Wonder Cosmetics subsidiary (sold 2000 by Revlon to CVC Capital Partners), Electric Youth was marketed concurrently with Gibson's Atlantic Records album, single and dance maxi-single of the same title. The core fragrance was composed of a blend of citrus and other fruit essential oils, rendering a fruity scent popular with the teenager demographic of the day.

Among individual products were:

• An eau de cologne (labeled Cologne Spritz), net 1.6 fl. oz.
• An eau de cologne (labeled Cologne Spritz), net 0.96 fl. oz.
• An eau de parfum (labeled Perfume Spritz), net 0.48 fl. oz.
• A two-pack consisting of the 0.96 fl.oz. Cologne Spritz and the 0.48 fl. oz. Perfume Spritz (labeled Power Play).

(For background on the manufacturing process, see Perfume.)

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v t e Debbie Gibson Studio Albums Out of the Blue (1987) Electric Youth (1989) Anything Is Possible (1990) Body Mind Soul (1993) Think with Your Heart (1995) Deborah (1997) M.Y.O.B. (2001) Colored Lights: The Broadway Album (2003) Ms. Vocalist (2010/2011) Compilation Albums Greatest Hits (1995) Lost in Your Eyes and Other Hits (1999) Memory Lane, Volume 1 (2005) Memory Lane, Volume 2 (2005) Rhino Hi-Five: Debbie Gibson (2006) Singles "Only in My Dreams" (1986) "Shake Your Love" (1987) "Out of the Blue" (1987) "Foolish Beat" (1988) "Staying Together" (1988) "Red Hot" (1988) "Lost in Your Eyes" (1989) "Electric Youth" (1989) "No More Rhyme" (1989) "We Could Be Together" (1989) "Without You" (1990) "Anything Is Possible" (1990) "(This So-Called) Miracle" (1991) "One Hand, One Heart" (1991) "One Step Ahead" (1991) "Sure" (1991) "In His Mind" (1992) "Losin' Myself" (1993) "Eyes of the Child" (1993) "Shock Your Mama" (1993) "How Can This Be?" (1993) "Free Me" (1993) "For Better or Worse" (1995) "Didn't Have the Heart" (1995) "Only Words" (1997) "Moonchild" (1997) "Only in My Dreams 1998" (1998) "Naturally" (1998) "What You Want" (2000) "Your Secret" (2001) "Naked" (2005) Collaborations "Voices That Care" (Various artists, 1991) "Hip Hop" (Chris Cuevas, 1991) "Someday" (Chris Cuevas, 1992) "You're The One That I Want" (Craig McLachlan, 1993) "Light the World" (Peabo Bryson, 1999) "Someone You Love" (O'Neill Brothers, 2006) "Lost in Your Eyes" (Acoustic Version) (O'Neill Brothers, 2006) "Say Goodbye" (Jordan Knight, 2006) Videos Out of the Blue (1988) Live in Concert - The Out of the Blue Tour (1988) Live Around the World (1990) Films My Girlfriend's Boyfriend (1999) Wedding Band (2001) Soulkeeper (2001) Celeste in the City (2004) Coffee Date (2005) Body/Antibody (2007) Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus (2009) Mega Python vs. Gatoroid (2011) Mega Shark Versus Mecha Shark (2014) Related articles Discography Electric Youth Albums Songs

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