I've had this photo saved for a while on my Pinterest as just vanilla Chanel lip oil and I thought it was beautiful.

I've had this photo saved for a while on my Pinterest as just vanilla Chanel lip oil and I thought it was beautiful. So today I went back and I looked it up just for shits. This lip oil is $365. Literally nothing could have prepared me for that price. $365. They call it the ultimate lip oil. Sublimage L'Extrait. I'm not even going to try, okay? It has 10 reviews on the Chanel website. It has 4.4 out of 5 stars. Literally nothing could have prepared me for that price. I know that Chanel makeup is expensive. My god, is it beautiful. It does come with a leather case, which I feel like a Chanel leather case is adding a significant amount to that price. It has regenerating, excuse me, and restoring power of vanilla planifolia and swertia extracts, nothing I've even heard of in my life. I mean, I know vanilla. They say it is lightweight and comfortable. It's composed of 97% naturally derived ingredients. It leaves the lips looking smoother, fuller, more luminous, and more youthful by morning. The tube was designed in collaboration with a premier French glass maker, allowing amber sparkles to shine through. It has a golden metal applicator that has been sculpted to perfectly fit the curve of the lips and deliver the perfect amount of product. It is also presented in a leather case lined with tweed. I'm sure this is where a lot of the price is coming from, and the iconic fabric of Chanel. The vanilla planifolia that they use in the formula is grown and harvested at the house's open-sky laboratory in Madagascar. They developed a patented polyfractioning process that makes it possible to harness the plant's properties in three steps. It's an ultra-pure extract 40 times more concentrated than its raw material. Gosh. Their Himalayan swertia is sourced from a biodiverse region in Bhutan, where it has been used for centuries to care for the skin. Through a long-term partnership with Chanel, it is grown in the shade of the mountain and harvested by hand every three years during the plant's flowering cycle. It is then transformed to make a custom restoring complex specific to Chanel.