Imagine you’re tagging along with Grandma while she’s shopping, and you end up at the Chanel boutique for this or that, or it’s a fancy department store, and Grandma wants a touch-up on her makeup from the girl at the counter who always does it, and then she says you can get something too. You’d rather be at Sephora, where all your friends shop. You’ve seen there’s a new ube-flavoured body mist, but Grandma’s paying, so you reach for the newest berry-scented perfume, and buy a bottle. What the heck, you’ll try it out at home, and if it doesn’t work for you, it’ll look pretty on your shelf, and it’ll make for good content.
That’s who this Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu is for. The truth is that nobody cares what anyone else thinks; they’ve already done their market research, and this is it. If it fails, they’ll send some out to influencers, and if it’s a success, they’ll shrug their shoulders and say “I told you so”. Even perfume snobs can’t resist a new Chanel, like they can’t resist a new Hermes, a new Guerlain, a new Le Labo. If you like it, good on you; you can get with the times quicker than most. If you don’t like it, there are lots of other Chanel out there.
