Aw, these reports are bumming me out. I know that the ol' Blush G was one of the most brilliant Guerlain blushes in my book and it ran about the same price. Amazing packaging--cute storage for the brush, mirror, classic black outside.
I know that the Meteorites are hand-made, so they are expensive. But if a blush is intended to last a long time then the packaging should too. A premium company like Guerlain, who expends considerable money on packaging, should get this. Would love to understand more about why they choose metal, versus "good cardboard", versus "uncoated cardboard" for ze ballzz. I know that the cherub imagery takes a certain kind of surface but …..
I'm thinking about getting Baby Glow too.
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Oh I hope they do Sis.....would love your opinion on that compact.See, that's exactly why I forgot to use ebates. I'm going to be a a very nice mall tomorrow so I am going to see if they have the new collection. I have clair in ball form, so I think it will be fine. But, I would like to see how the next darker shade would look on me.
We're of the same mind--I'm thinking that there will be more than one that will work on me too (and for most women). I think because the lightest/medium ball version does, I am hopeful that the compact version will be similar.See, that's exactly why I forgot to use ebates. I'm going to be a a very nice mall tomorrow so I am going to see if they have the new collection. I have clair in ball form, so I think it will be fine. But, I would like to see how the next darker shade would look on me.
Oh, don't mind my rant. I know that people will love these--believe me, Guerlain is one company that understands the beauty of texture and is an expert in beauty powders. I'm sure that the blush will be superb. I am secretly hoping they are as pretty as some of the finest Chanel blushes of yore--or maybe even better. Truthfully, I can't wait to hear your thoughts!...but I'm still glad I ordered them and look forward to using them
Omg I'm cracking up laughing at the last part about kanye I hope I love the blush ballsAw, these reports are bumming me out. I know that the ol' Blush G was one of the most brilliant Guerlain blushes in my book and it ran about the same price. Amazing packaging--cute storage for the brush, mirror, classic black outside. I know that the Meteorites are hand-made, so they are expensive. But if a blush is intended to last a long time then the packaging should too. A premium company like Guerlain, who expends considerable money on packaging, should get this. Would love to understand more about why they choose metal, versus "good cardboard", versus "uncoated cardboard" for ze ballzz. I know that the cherub imagery takes a certain kind of surface but …..
I was wondering that same thing!
Awful, eh? He was retired from the company so they were able to distance themselves unlike with Dior and Galliano, who were also under LVMH.
Very.
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Oh I loved your rant---you expressed many of my exact thoughts. In this case at least, I wish Guerlain understood our need for sturdy, durable packaging.Oh, don't mind my rant. I know that people will love these--believe me, Guerlain is one company that understands the beauty of texture and is an expert in beauty powders. I'm sure that the blush will be superb. I am secretly hoping they are as pretty as some of the finest Chanel blushes of yore--or maybe even better. Truthfully, I can't wait to hear your thoughts!
Sorry-I photoshopped Kayne's old tweet. remember he used to tweet about the most random things. the cherub thing got me.
Sorry-I photoshopped Kayne's old tweet. remember he used to tweet about the most random things. the cherub thing got me.
