Chanel Rouge Allure Laque in 75 Dragon

Hello everyone!  I am so excited that I finally got around to getting a Chanel lip product.  Not only is it my first lip product from the brand but its the infamous #75 Dragon Rouge Allure Laque!  Unfortunately it is being discontinued (along with all the other Rouge Allue Laques) but I did manage to get the very last tube at my local counter.  When I was at the counter, the sales associate said that she was confused about them discontinuing the line when they just released 2 brand new shades for the latest collection.  

This is the box that the Laque comes in!  The box is shiny and I had a terrible time trying to capture the words  on the box without a blurring effect or a flash taking over the shiny box.

I absolutely LOVE the look of the tube itself.  Sleek, black, glossy.  Sophistication.  

The top has a gold emblem on it.  LOL Sorry you can see the reflection of the Georgia flag.  It was the only picture I took that actually caught the emblem! :D

Swatch of Dragon outside with no flash.

Swatch inside with flash.

As you can see, Dragon is a blood red that looks deep but when the light catches, it can be bright as well.  I feel like this is a red that will look good on many people (if not everyone)!  Of course there will be the random person that claim this doesn't look good on them but they are probably just insecure about wearing reds in general!  That was me about a year ago and now bold lips are one of my favorite things to do...

I hope that you enjoyed this post.  If it is something that you are interested in I would RUN (or get in your car, hop on a bus, whatever!) to your local Chanel counter and purchase it immediately!  You won't regret it! Such a fabulous, bold, and beautiful color!

Price: $32 (U.S.)

My Newest Addiction Rating: <3 <3 <3 <3 < (4.5 out of 5)  It is very gorgeous but quite messy!  You can ruin your lip line easily if you aren't careful.  Once it goes outside of where you want it to go it will stain the skin.  That isn't necessarily bad, you just have to be very precise in application!

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