Hermes Skincare & Makeup

[Miss Al]

Honestly, regardless of how the packaging looks like, I'll still buy the lipsticks because it's Hermes! Can't wait!

 

[Nahreen]

I hope they are launched in time for my visit to Copenhagen at the end of March. I could do with a new lipstick, one in red perhaps. An SA in London suggested I get a red lipstick to match the scarf I bought there in October. I would have liked to see some leathercases to choose from as well.

 

[lanit]

As a lipstick lover and fan of H under the radar designs, I can’t wait to try one of these out! Graphic packaging (stripes!) that I love but the true test is how it feels on the lips. Must feel moisturizing to pass my litmus test for the price point. Brava H for trying something new!

 

[Hermes Nuttynut]

It will be interesting to see if they test the products on animals.

 

[QuelleFromage]

I'm hopeful that these products aren't tested on animals. I tried to research it and it appears that Hermès does animal testing for its fragrances which is very disappointing to hear. Anyone know for certain?

 

[Hermes Nuttynut]

I'm hopeful that these products aren't tested on animals. I tried to research it and it appears that Hermès does animal testing for its fragrances which is very disappointing to hear. Anyone know for certain?

I found the same info on ethicalelephant.com and it’s listed with brands that DO test on animals. Hopefully this will change.

 

[Miss Al]

Any intel on pink shades... I prefer pink lipsticks.

 

[Txoceangirl]

If they sell in China, they are required to animal test.

 

[papertiger]

According to Michelle Wang (Youtuber) Hermes are releasing lipliners too

 

[QuelleFromage]

If they sell in China, they are required to animal test.

Those laws were revoked last year and this requirement should not apply in 2020. Don't know when in 2020 this takes effect.

 

[Purseloco]

I want an H Orange Lipstick, just to carry in my bag and, of course, use.

 

[fabuleux]

I'm hopeful that these products aren't tested on animals. I tried to research it and it appears that Hermès does animal testing for its fragrances which is very disappointing to hear. Anyone know for certain?

I mean... Hermès kills animals to make bags and SLGs so I am not sure testing fragrance on animals is such a big deal in the grand scheme of things. I d prefer it if they weren't doing it, of course.

 

[QuelleFromage]

I mean... Hermès kills animals to make bags and SLGs so I am not sure testing fragrance on animals is such a big deal in the grand scheme of things. I d prefer it if they weren't doing it, of course.

It's a different issue - one can view animal testing as unnecessary and leather as necessary and/or justifiable. Personally I see a difference. But now we are OT, and since I'm the only one to mention it, let's return to discussion of the skincare and makeup

 

[Hermes Nuttynut]

I mostly buy drugstore cosmetics and I don’t wear lipstick (only lip balm), but I must admit I might want to purchase one of the lipsticks just for the case.

 

[fabuleux]

It's a different issue - one can view animal testing as unnecessary and leather as necessary and/or justifiable. Personally I see a difference. But now we are OT, and since I'm the only one to mention it, let's return to discussion of the skincare and makeup

I think you made an excellent point that should be part of the discussion. This is a legitimate concern for many and this is the right place to discuss it.