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Chanel‘s Fleurs de Printemps is the star item of the brand’s spring 2021 makeup collection. I liked the look of the product in the initial images of the collection I came across on-line. The blusher shade (on the right) appealed to me, and so did the floral motifs on the product. Having had good experiences with Chanel’s blushers, I decided to get it.
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As I mentioned earlier, I have recently been experimenting with warm-toned blushers (even though I generally prefer cool-toned ones). When I saw some of the initial images of Chanel‘s Les Chaînes de Chanel from the brand’s holiday 2020 makeup collection, I was immediately intrigued by its rich coppery hue. Today I will be sharing my thoughts on this product.
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In 2017, I talked about Celvoke, a Japanese beauty brand launched in 2016. (See the post here.) I was keen to try something from the brand, and I decided to go for Comfy Blush in 01 Pink. Today I will be sharing my thoughts on it in my Stash Debut series.
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Kanebo launched KANEBO (Global Brand) in fall 2016. (Take a look at a brief profile on the brand here.) One of the items from the brand’s debut lineup that caught my attention is Variant Brosse (Cheeks), and I decided to try 02 Pink Petal.
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by PJ on Sunday, August 18, 2019
in _Stash Debut, -Muselle, -Muselle Nocturnal, -Pola, 2014 Fall, all about Japanese cosmetics, makeup, makeup - blusher, stash focus