From Chanel's Les Exclusifs collection, Huile Douce: "A gentle hair and body oil that layers with any LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL fragrance for the ultimate scent experience. The delicate, non-greasy formula absorbs quickly, comforting skin and creating the look of healthier, smoother hair. This exceptionally sensorial oil combines citrus notes and White Musk with a Jasmine floral accord to subtly scent hair and skin." $180 for 250 ml. (oops, stick with the soap?)
Perfumer Jacques Polge talks about the use of aldehydes in Chanel No. 5.
Chanel No. 19 bar soap. I congratulate whomever came up with that perfect shade of green. "A luxurious bath soap scented with the floral, woody and green notes of N°19. A perfect balance between the vibrant, green notes of Galbanum and the soft, powdery notes of Iris." $26.
We’ve posted it before, but it deserves a repeat: the 1990 Jean-Paul Goude spot for Chanel Égoïste. Below the jump, le making of (in which they go to Rio and build a copy of the facade of the Carlton Cannes), followed by the spot for Égoïste Platinum. (No English.)
The sesh includes things like customized music composed by a hypnotherapist to match each facial or massage, fluffy slippers you get to keep and products — like a marine collagen mask and a facial massage cream — that you literally cannot buy anywhere. Each treatment has its own signature room spray and a specialized massage protocol, too.
— Leah Rumack visits the Chanel spa at Holt Renfrew in Toronto. Read more in This Is The Tiniest Spa In Canada at Refinery 29.