Dabbed on Chanel 1932 yesterday and the vanilla just popped off my skin, to the point that I kept wondering who was wearing Flowerbomb since that was the same vibe and I had sniffed the bottle just days before.
Turns out it was this, and because it’s a dab bottle quite a few years old, the top notes must have evaporated. The vanilla had impressive sillage and lasted a long time, but ultimately gave way a couple of hours later to a sweet musky woodsy drydown which was a skin scent a beautiful to wear. This bottle isn’t mine and it’s not something I’d wear again.
Afterwards, I went to the Chanel section in Holt Renfrew, and tried their version of it and actually it was the same. This is a sweet scent that would be perfect if you like scents like Flowerbomb. It’s quite indolic too which works differently on everyone. Try before you buy for this one!
Has anyone tried this? It is a ceramide cream which is a bit thicker than what I’d normally use and leaves your skin super glowy. I used up my sample, but I wouldn’t purchase this because it’s nice but pretty basic.
Normally, I’m a sucker for matte lipsticks, but these new ones from @lisewatier are creamy goodness that sets into a long-wearing formula, so I’m ok with being team glossy for a second. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
I’ve been seeing this type of a lipstick formula everywhere (the Lise Watier lipsticks I talked about last week were similar, way more creamy but also set), and I like it because it offers more versatility than ever before. You aren’t tugging at your lips to get that matte finish on them.
