This lipstick from the Chanel Rouge 1 collection is a little brighter, less opaque and less matte than the other Rouge Allures in this set. It's just so pretty.
This formula is a pigmented matte with a touch of sheen. Truly beautiful lipsticks.
214 Wood on Fire. A slightly warm pink peach coral nudish shade.
217 Nude Trouble. A soft strawberry pink. It reminds me of the holiday 2015 Rouge G from Guerlain.
This highlighter is a white true gold. Not too warm, and not too cool. Great shade and a subtle (not pore highlighting metallic) formula. The silver overlay is stunning in pan but transfers as chunky glitter on the face. I'm not a fan but it does wear off.
I adore this palette. It's more pigmented than it looks in photos but the shades are cool and hauntingly lovely. Yes, not everyone will want to glow green, blue or purple but for those who do this palette is a lovely option. Slightly metallic, it can emphasizes pores.
This fragrance evokes old Hollywood glamour, a French parfumerie and a slightly bohemian beauty. Sadly, it also didn't work so well on my skin and I couldn't pick up all of the elements listed. It isn't bad by any means. Rather, it's a very commercial scent that some people will love. On my skin, it just didn't work so well. Too bad as I adore the brand.
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401 is a blue based pink red.
402 is a stunning medium semi bright coral/orange red.
The formula is a little more lipstick like in appearance than past like YSL products but the sheen is still there. The applicator is amazing and makes the process easier. It has a pointed end and point for lining. And the product wears beautifully, with no bleeding. It stains slightly and has a fruity scent.