Chanel Fleur d'Eau & Crazy Fuchsia Glossimers Reviews, Photos, Swatches
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer ($29.50 for 0.20 fl. oz.) is described as a “jelly coral.” It’s a semi-sheer coral with a glossy, high-shine finish. It seems more coral-tinted, as it just adds warmth and a slight orange-red tint to the natural lip color while still being rather translucent–which I think fits with the “jelly” part of the description. The consistency was non-sticky, comfortable to wear, and lasted for three hours on me while being lightly hydrating. Dior Pink Excess (663) (LE, $29.50) is more sparkly. Chanel Sunny (188) (P, $29.50) seems lighter but looks similar applied. Josie Maran Timeless Coral (P, $18.00) is pinker. NARS Salamanca (P, $26.00) is redder. Urban Decay Streak (P, $20.00) is very similar. See comparison swatches / view dupes.
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer ($29.50 for 0.20 fl. oz.) is described as a “metallic magenta.” It’s a slightly muted, medium-dark fuchsia-berry with fuchsia and silver shimmer. It had mostly opaque color coverage which applied evenly and smoothly–so exciting to finally see a more full coverage Glossimer! It had a light-to-medium-weight, mostly non-sticky texture that was comfortable to wear and was slightly moisturizing over the five hours it lasted. Chanel Distinction (21) (P, $34.00) is darker, less shimmery. Revlon HD Pink Ruby (515) (P, $8.99) is brighter, lighter, cooler-toned. Dior Intrigue (995) (P, $35.00) is darker, less shimmery. MAC Modern Lure (LE, $15.00) is darker. NARS Sixties Fan (P, $26.00) is less shimmery, less pigmented. Maybelline Caviar Couture (050) (P, $8.99) is darker, less shimmery. Giorgio Armani #523 (P, $29.00) is less opaque, less shimmery. MAC Lust for Life (LE, $15.00) is darker. Marc Jacobs Beauty Studded Kiss (310) (P, $28.00) is darker, more muted. See comparison swatches / view dupes.
Fleur d'Eau (192)
LELimited Edition. $30.00.
Crazy Fuchsia (194)
LELimited Edition. $30.00.
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Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Fleur d’Eau (192) Glossimer
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer
Chanel Crazy Fuchsia (194) Glossimer
Crazy Fuchsia is gorgeous, but I think I’ll be going with Revlon HD Pink Ruby.
Pink Ruby is so bright! 😀
Crazy Fuchsia is a stunner!
I totally agree with ya, Audrey!
OOO look at Crazy Fuchsia!!! Finally a Chanel Glossimer that I ACTUALLY WANT!
Hahaha!
Wow, it’s crazy how much more pigmented Crazy Fuchsia is! Lovely.
It was really nice to see!
The 1st one won’t show up on me, but the 2nd one is so pretty ! It’s as pigmented as a lipstick
It is quite pigmented 😀
I was totally eyeing up Crazy Fuchsia in your first post so I’m really glad to see that it got a great review! I think I need to get this as soon as possible. I’m not much of a lipgloss person but when they’re as beautiful as this then I can’t help myself! 😀
Woohoo!! 🙂 Enjoy, Gillian!
I must have Fleur d’Eau!!! Ahh!! If these spring things go out of stock this soon, I’m going to cry. And then get over it but I will be frustrated! 😀 Beautiful review! Love it! You look gorgeous in both!
Thank you, Lotus!
Goodness! You’re welcome! I’m envious! 🙂
Crazy Fuchsia looks beautiful!
Agreed!
I knew I’d like Crazy Fuchsia, Even though I just got pink ruby, I like the more sophisticated nature of it.
Awesome! Do you think you’ll get it to go with Pink Ruby?
Crazy Fuchsia is beautiful!
It is!
Crazy Fuchsia is stunning on you – I must get it. Thanks for your review Christine!
Thank you, Carissa!
Ughhh, yes *_* Crazy Fuchsia is everything that I want. Just double-checking, this is NOT perm, right, Christine? Because in the collection post it didn’t have LE next to it… Just trying to figure out if I need to run and get this now or if I can wait a while 🙂
According to Chanel, Fleur d’Eau is LE but Crazy Fuchsia isn’t. Chanel.com also lists Fleur d”eau as LE but not Crazy Fuchsia.
Crazy Fuchsia is so incredibly pigmented..:D :D.. I would have loved similar pigmentation from Fleur d’Eau lip gloss as well 🙂
That would be have been nice!
Oh my Chanel Crazy Fuchsia looks so amazing on you dear Christine! xx
Thank you!
None of these colors floor me but they have that very “Chanel” safe & timeless feel to them. Chanel produces the kind of cosmetics a wealthy old lady would make a beeline for: low on impact and pigmentation, austerely packaged, muted colors from a prestigious brand. There’s much more reasonably priced, better performing alternatives out there if you aren’t set on being loyal to certain brands.
I think that’s a bit stereotypical and limiting – people of all walks of life enjoy different types of color, packaging, and brands, IMO. There are always better-priced products on the market (and there are always even higher priced products). Makeup usually is more than pure necessity or utility, otherwise luxury cosmetics would cease to exist!
OK, crazy fuchsia is pretty awesome 😀 I have to admit, when I saw the post was on Chanel Glossimers, I prepared myself for sheer stuff (like fleur d’eau, actually). I personally quite like sheer stuff (provided it has *some* colour, of course), but sometimes it’s nice when a brand just breaks its own mould a little and pulls out a pigmented, opaque, sparkly gloss 😀
I really hope Crazy Fuchsia turns out to really be permanent!
Fleur d’Eau has just enough color that it isn’t bordering on clear, thankfully!
Crazy Fuchsia, please! I did just pick up Revlon’s Pink Ruby last night, though. 🙂