Chanel Rose Independant & Rose Supreme Rouge Allure L’Extrait Lip Colours Reviews & Swatches

By Alice Ruby On Apr 17, 2022

Rose Independant (818)

Chanel Rose Independant (818) Rouge Allure L’Extrait Lip Colour ($55.00 for 0.07 oz.) is a dusty, medium-dark coral with moderate, balanced warm undertones and a cream finish. The consistency was lightweight, creamy and smooth with a slightly denser feel.

It had opaque pigmentation in a single stroke, which applied evenly and comfortably. This shade wore well for five and a half hours and was moisturizing while worn.

FURTHER READING:
Formula Overview
for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

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Formula Overview

$55.00/0.07 oz. – $785.71 Per Ounce

The formula is supposed to have a “satin” finish with eight-hour wear (and 12 hours of hydration) and an “ultra-high concentration of pigments” and a “deeply moisturizing complex.” The range was quite pigmented with most shades delivering fully opaque coverage in a single layer, though there were a few exceptions.

The consistency was smooth, creamy, and lightly emollient without too much slip, so it stayed in place without feathering on me, but it was a “thicker” and denser formula compared to most Chanel lip color formulas I have tried; this wasn’t a good or bad thing, but it was a departure worth noting for those familiar with prior lipstick releases from the brand. I felt this thicker formula did help to soften my lip lines and yield a very flattering look on my lips, though.

Most shades lasted at least four hours with some shades lasting closer to six hours but eight hours of decent wear would have been a stretch. Eight hours with some remnants of color? Possibly with some of the bolder hues (e.g. a red). The formula was comfortable and hydrating to wear, and I definitely felt no need to hasten to get lip balm after one wore off.

The lipstick had a subtle, floral scent (I didn’t notice it after I applied it, mostly in the tube) but no discernible taste.

Note: this is a refillable lipstick, so the price reflects the cost of the case and the lipstick shade (cases are not currently available on their own). Refills are $40 each at the time of publishing.

Browse all of our Chanel Rouge Allure L’Extrait Lip Colour swatches.

Ingredients

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Rose Supreme (822)

Chanel Rose Supreme (822) Rouge Allure L’Extrait Lip Colour ($55.00 for 0.07 oz.) is a darker pink with subtle, warm undertones and a cream finish. It had rich color coverage that adhered evenly and smoothly to my lips without emphasizing lip texture, and it seemed to smooth out most of my lip lines.

The lipstick felt smooth, creamy, and lighter-weight, despite having a denser feel overall. It stayed on nicely for five hours and was moisturizing while worn.