And by that, I mean this:
A taxi that (if you are lucky enough to hail it down) will take you to a complimentary makeover at the new Chanel store.
The best I can get over here is some aggressive salesperson in the mall offering to put lotion on my hands.
Totally not the same.
Which is another way of saying I wouldn’t even use it, I would just open up the case and stare at it every day.
That right there? It looks mighty tempting.
Chanel’s multi-use palette, dubbed Paris-L.A., consists of 2 lip glosses, 1 lip color, 3 powder eyeshadows, 2 cream concealers, 1 cream blush and custom applicators. I’m not sure why they are touting the applicators, as most people usually throw them out. The colors seem a bit too fall-ish, but if they work for you, it seems like the perfect travel palette.
Not that I’m doing much traveling lately, but even if I were, I’d probably balk at the price tag.
OK, confession time. When I was a young lass back in the late 1980’s, I totally wore gold lipstick. And I rocked it.
Today, probably not so much.
Hmmm, maybe on top of another color?
I’ve no desire for the nail polish, and the bronzing palette is cute.
Not pictured is a gold eyeliner that would actually work well on me.
A big thumbs down was given to the new Marc Jacob nail colors. 65% of you yawned mightily and took a nap, while only 35% of you thought it was nice enough. The only way those particular shades could be fantastic is if the color depth is phenomenal, and I haven’t seen it in person, so they very well might be. But, I still think I’ll pass.
Today I’m about the metallics. They are a hot trend right now, and I’ve got a question. Be honest, now…
Chanel’s Lumiere Sculptee, which is priced almost as much as something you would put on your walls.
