Mila (Assya Da Silva) and her nanny Louise (Karin Viard) standing in the bathroom give us a chance to take a look at the busy shelf by the mirror.
The perfume bottle on the far left is Hermès Un Jardin après la Mousson, a warm spicy eau de toilette created by Jean-Claude Ellena and launched in 2008.
Several products are by Estée Lauder: the first is Sumptuous Extreme mascara.
The second is Double Wear Nude foundation.
Another brand Myriam (Mila’s mother) likes is La Roche-Posay. The white tube on the left is Hydreane Extra Riche thermal spring water cream.
The aqua jar with gold cap is another Estée Lauder product – DayWear Matte oil-control anti-oxidant moisture gel creme.
Moving to the right side of the shelf, we can see a bottle of Weleda toning lotion.
Next, a spray bottle of La Roche-Posay Anthelios SPF30 sunscreen.
Last, the white tube is La Roche-Posay Lipikar anti-dryness body milk.
Right in the centre of the shelf there’s Chanel Rouge Allure lipstick. It’s a very personal item, but Louise doesn’t think twice before wearing it.
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Great post. And includes the only vaguely aquatic perfume Jardin après la Mousson, The name drew me in – having been to India several times but never in monsoon season. Beautiful light spicy cardamom… lovely bottle as well.
Thank you. Despite being a huge fan of Ellena, I have never been particularly attracted to any fragrance of the Jardin series, with this one making no exception. I haven’t tried the latest Jardin à Cythère yet, though
It’s main failing it it’s not very long lasting…. But Monsoon is the best from this line. A ginger & cardamom raincloud. Especially in a hot sultry summer
I like using Diptyque Tam Dao in a hot sultry summer. But I will give Monsoon another chance, just to be sure it’s not for me