44 - Narcisse JOUES CONTRASTE Powder Blush
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Reviews for CHANEL JOUES CONTRASTE Powder Blush 44 - Narcisse
less then fifty reviews
most would repurchase
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Why do I fall in love with limited edition products? Why am I still pining over a blush I bought in 2007? This is my all time favorite blush, on my pale skin it provides the perfect flush color. In signature Chanel style, it is just right: not to little and not too much color. It reads a little bubblegum pink in the pan, but it just looks awesome on my skin. I think I cried a little when I dropped this on the counter and opened it to find my precious broken into pieces. And when I ran out, I cried a little more, knowing I couldn't replace it. Au revoir, Chanel Narcisse, I shall miss you dearly.
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: This unique powder blush by CHANEL offers buildable coverage from natural to dramatic and imparts a flattering radiance to cheeks. Its remarkably silky texture ensures easy application of seamless color. When applied high on the cheekbones or near the eyes, it instantly lifts and softens the face for a more youthful look. How to use: Use the integrated brush to apply a highlighting touch of JOUES CONTRASTE to cheeks or accentuate the contours of the face.
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