This color is Orange Boîte. I’m sure there will be others as well.
PHOTO: Harper’s Bazaar
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This color is Orange Boîte. I’m sure there will be others as well.
PHOTO: Harper’s Bazaar
Thank you for posting this picture. Lovely color.
Thank you for posting this picture. Lovely color.
You’re welcome. This one is the satin finish, as opposed to matte.
This color is Orange Boîte. I’m sure there will be others as well.
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PHOTO: Harper’s Bazaar
Orange boite, that’s so cool
do they all have names like that?
Hmm I just realized I see articles mentioning a total of 24 shades. My SA me told a different number (unless I'm remembering wrong, it was 1X instead of 20+ ...)
It could just be bad memory on my part, but has anyone heard the total number of shades from their SA to confirm? TIA
Also my SA was mentioning some event in New Orleans for this...I don't remember the details either (ok probably this is just bad memory on my part...)
It could just be bad memory on my part, but has anyone heard the total number of shades from their SA to confirm? TIA
Also my SA was mentioning some event in New Orleans for this...I don't remember the details either (ok probably this is just bad memory on my part...)
Orange boite, that’s so cool
A couple others are Rouge Casaque and Rose Velours.
Animal testing would be a deal breaker for me. There are many other prestige brand cosmetics to choose from that do not do animal testing, and I applaud their attention and awareness to this.
This is an important and relevant subject to be included in this thread. I hope the people at Hermes are reading this.
This is an important and relevant subject to be included in this thread. I hope the people at Hermes are reading this.
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it’s a deal breaker for me too.
And I was so looking forward to the packaging, but I just can’t... it’s not the same as using leather, ( which I do) but don’t use reptiles or fur of course. There are various degrees of what is acceptable and a lipstick that has caused animal misery is not on my list.I hope it is ok to share YouTube videos on here. One of my favourite youtuber’s did a video on the new H lipsticks. She has some good intel on the packaging and colour range along with some informational on seasonal releases. Her mum works for Hermes and I always find her Hermes videos informative. She is from Sydney so I assume the pricing is AUD.
I want a leather lipstick bag to put my Hermes lipstick in.
Seems like you could find one if you are lucky
https://luxurylaunches.com/fashion/hermes_leather_lipstick_or_gum_case.php
and @Hermes Nuttynutit’s a deal breaker for me too.
Animal testing in cosmetics is finally banned in the EU since 2013. There is a general EU-wide ban on selling cosmetic products that have been tested on animals before - even if the tests were carried out outside the EU.
For this I think H. will go without animal testing worldwide. Other would make no sense to me.
That is what I was going to say, no way Hermes would test make-up on animals, long banned in Europe!
