My first thought was, "Are they going to make lipsticks that are even more expensive that Serge Lutens, but not be able to back up the price with incredible quality like Lutens does?" I mean, if they can, I might be interested, but....
I do love the idea of elegantly-packaged, refillable cosmetics, but I think there's a 100000% chance H is going to stuff fragrance and non-fatty alcohols into their skincare, and there's a 000000% chance either of those things are ever going near my face! Maybe they'll sell the jars separately, and I can squeeze all my science-based products out of their ugly tubes and into chic-er containers.
@momasaurus and
@papertiger, y'all are killing me
In all seriousness, however, if it's true that H is seeing a decline in scarf sales-- and I wasn't clear whether that was speculation in the article, or came from a legitimate source within the company-- maybe they should give some thought to why that might be. Long-term H customers don't start and stop buying scarves based on trends. Maybe before tilting at the beauty industry windmill, H should think about their silk offerings' price points, their designs, their colorations?
