This is the beginning of my "birthday weekend" (my birthday is the 11th) and I have an early birthday pressie to show you tonight. I have received so many sweet polish gifts from some AMAZING ladies that I consider friends. I have worn many of them but haven't had a chance to post them - I hope to get them all posted soon!
I received Chanel Dragon from my friend Sheila at Pointless Cafe. I have had this one on my wishlist for a long time and am so thrilled to have it. And it is my first Chanel! Yipee! Thanks so much, Sheila! ♥
I would describe Dragon as a blood red. I think it would look good on cool-toned or warm-toned skin.The formula was PERFECT. It is, by far, the most opaque red creme that I own (and I have a LOT of reds). This could have been a one-coater but I used two. I topped it off with one coat of Poshe. I have been wearing it for 2 days (and am still wearing it as I type) and I have no chips or tip wear.
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| Chanel Dragon - under artificial light |
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| Chanel Dragon - under artificial light |
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| Chanel Dragon - under artificial light |
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| Chanel Dragon - under artificial light |
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| Chanel Dragon - in the shade |
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| Chanel Dragon - in the sun |
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| Chanel Dragon - in the sun |
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| Chanel Dragon - in the sun |
Isn't it a perfect red?! I LOVE it!
Dragon is part of Chanel's core line and retails for $26.
Thanks for reading! ♥
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This is a beautiful red! I still don't own a single chanel. Hopefully that will change after Christmas!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh thats a lovely colour looks so so glossy :) Happy birthday for tomorrow!
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Love it on you! It's one of my go-to reds.
ReplyDeleteHow fun to get something sent to you that is been on your wish list. It' a shade that many folks really love. I have lusted over reds since...well the 60's and early 70's were done and we finally came out of wearing only white and pink frosts unless you were a real old fuddy duddy. But then I don't think I wore much of any polish in the early 70's being the left over hippy I was and working in the music industry. Finally toward the mid to end 70's mauve dusty roses became popular for my age group, but we started to see a lot of reds again that were OK for my age range to appear in - I think the music industry merging into a much more showy time with sparkle and what I call my first 'glitter' phase (Ziggy Stardust days), it was OK to start to wear reds...and from that point on I always have been a red polish hound.
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