The Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection

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WHAT IS IT?

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The Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013, consists of The Foaming Bath, 200ml ($75), The Cleansing Cream, 200ml ($75), The Bath Soap, 150g ($43, not reviewed here), The Body Lotion, 200ml ($93), The Deodorant, 100ml ($60) and The Hair Mist, 40ml ($59).

The Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013 of bath and body products is scented with Chanel’s first and most iconic No. 5 fragrance, created in 1921 by Gabrielle Chanel.

Besides being named for Coco Chanel’s lucky number, this abstract scent, made up of over 80 ingredients such as ylang ylang and Grasse jasmine and May rose, harbours no specific top note. The Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013 claims to not only scent you from top to toe, but to also moisturise, comfort and relax your body.

WHAT WE THINK ABOUT ...

THE PACKAGING

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The packaging of the Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013, is classic Coco Chanel – timeless, luxurious, and on the right side of fashion-forward, even in its simple shapes, with san serif fonts and neutral white-black-gold hues.

In keeping with the luxe designer positioning of this 104-year-old French brand, The Foaming Bath, The Cleansing Cream and The Body Lotion have screw caps in heavy acrylic – a bit unwieldy in the shower stall but hey, luxury doesn’t come cheap. The Deodorant comes in a lightweight canister, very post-modern, and slim-enough for any gym bag. So too The Hair Mist, which is even niftier at just 40ml.

THE PRODUCTS

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Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013: The Deodorant
& The Hair Mist

The Chanel No. 5 Cleansing Cream foams lightly – two 20-cent-coin-size squirts are enough for the entire body – and rinses off easily, leaving the skin silken and scented. The Chanel No. 5 Foam Bath is great for soaking hands and feet pre manicure and pedicure. This also rinses off easily and leaves a subtle just-right bouquet.

I’m not a fan of body lotions as I find most hard to rub in and to have overpowering scents. The Chanel No. 5 Body Lotion however is light yet creamy and absorbed into my skin in double-quick time, leaving me feeling pampered and perfumed.

The Chanel No. 5 Deodorant works like a fragrance for active days and the Chanel No. 5 Hair Mist is addictive and more-ish – hair smells so lovely after each spritz you just want to keep adding more. I applied a halo of it onto my tresses before bedtime and I swear it helped put me to slumber – relaxing indeed. I loved how I smelt the next morning – like a million bucks.

THE RESULTS
When layered over one another, the Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013 bath and body products have a light yet lasting fragrance power. They’re great essentials to have in the shower, prettify the bathroom, and aren’t too heavy to cart with you on a relaxing vacation. Such luxury is worth every dollar, and with Christmas around the corner, it is just the thing to pamper yourself with. One does feel and smell like fashion royalty after each layering session. All that’s missing from this collection is a purse-size hand cream. I’m sure Marilyn would agree.

Total score: 22/25

The Chanel No. 5 The Bath, The Body, The Senses Christmas Collection 2013 is available from the Chanel Fragrance and Beauty Boutiques located at #B2-43 ION Orchard,  #B1-134 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and Chanel Beauty counters. For more information about Chanel, go to www.chanel.com. Follow Chanel on Facebook at www.facebook.com/chanel; on Twitter at @CHANEL and on YouTube at www.youtube.com/user/CHANEL.

Susanah is a self-professed fragrance junkie who's always on the lookout for the next cool artisanal scent. She also eats red lipstick for breakfast. Email her at susanahc@sph.com.sg to leave her a comment.

30 Modern Curtains to Adorn Your Sliding Glass Doors in Style

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Modern architecture is as much about the view outside as it is about the gorgeous interiors indoors. With the many endless sights and sounds of the world becoming an integral part of residences and villas across the globe, the use of glass is definitely on the up. Glass and stone are being used extravagantly and exquisitely to bring in contemporary class.

Sliding glass doors have become an important part of many such ultra-stylish designs as they blur borders and keep us visually connected with our vibrant surroundings.

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by Arkon Group

While sliding glass doors do bring along with them plenty of advantages, privacy is most certainly not one among them. This is precisely where curtains for sliding glass doors come in. Drapes next to your sliding glass door installations bring along with them both fabulous form and ergonomic function. So how about you check out these stunning homes that incorporate them with effortless elegance?  You might inspired to follow suit!

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by Elad Gonen & Zeev Beech

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by S.I.D

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by Arnold Schulman Design Group

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by jodi foster design + planning

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Shroud of Privacy

As we touch upon ever so briefly above, sliding glass doors bring pretty much everything to the table expect some much needed privacy. One of the easiest ways to solve this problem is by adding some beautiful curtains that can simply slide on in an instant to provide you with all the personal space that you need. Even though living rooms and dining areas might not always employ curtains for the sake of privacy, modern bedroom with sliding glass doors surely need some.

Curtains behind the television set are a wise choice as they regulate ventilation with ease

by Broadhouse Design

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by London Bay Homes

With even many contemporary home bathroom designs that mimic a spa-like setting using sliders, the presence of some gorgeous drapes is an absolute necessity. Unlike the more complicated blinds, you can simply tuck them away in a corner when not in use and this ensures that you get unabated views of the scenery outside in an instant.

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by Hart Associates Architects

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by Michael Fullen Design Group

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by Bilden Corp

Curtains and seat cushions in matching fabric are a nice touc for your bedroom

by Su Casa Designs

Ventilation in Moderation!

Though glass windows and sliding doors provide great natural ventilation, it can be a bit too much at times. If you live in an especially sunny location or wish to dim down the ambient natural light at some point in the day, then curtains are simply the easiest and the best option. Once again, the simplicity of usage and the ease with which you can control natural light using drapes makes them a great choice for sliding glass doors.

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by Resolution: 4 Architecture

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by Amoroso Design

The amount of natural light that you get within your home also depends largely on the alignment of the structure and the position of the sun throughout the day. Curtains allow you to control this aspect as you can keep constant light conditions despite changing luminosity by using them in a smart and sensible manner.

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by Murdock Solon Architects

Large white curtains add a touch of class to this living room with high ceiling

by Nurit Geffen-Batim Studio

Sliders with curtains make for a perfect backdrop

Elegant, Ergonomic and Energy-Efficient

Curtains not only bring along advantages such as privacy and light regulation along with them, but they also genuinely help in elevating the look of your home. While the corner next to the sliding glass doors might otherwise go unnoticed, by adding an L-shaped curtain to the area, the entire appeal of the space can be uplifted with ease. Innovations like illuminated curtain pelmets also add a inimitable dimension to the room. Drapes that come in the same hue as your décor or fabric that is similar to your couch cushions exude a sophisticated and refined atmosphere.

Curtain pelmet with lights makes for a dramatic addition

by EXIT Interior Design Studio

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by Cedarglen Homes

Curtains also turn your sliding glass doors into better insulators and hence aid in cutting down the power consumption of your heating or cooling systems. While they appear like simple additions that often take a backseat to the more fancy furnishings, curtains for sliding glass doors can truly uncover a whole new world of benefits for your home.

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by E. Cobb Architects

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by Bulhon Design Associates

Sliding doors set in wooden frame along with gorgeous curtains for a modern bedroom

by Urban Oasis

Use curtains to create a sense of grandeur and timeless charm

by The DesigNest

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the year of living with banksy – Demi Adejuyigbe – Medium

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Wasn’t necessary to paint this on any walls, much less one outside my bathroom window.

When I first moved to Los Angeles in July of 2013, I found a room for rent in a house on Craigslist. I soon learned the landlord, and the man I’d be living with, was none other than the famous graffiti artist and incognito street poet Banksy. I never learned his true identity, but I did keep a journal of every strange thing he did in the year we lived together.

JULY 2013 — I toured Banksy’s house and fell in love with the living scenario immediately: my space was a large room in a ornate 2 bedroom craftsman home with a beautiful yard, for only $500 a month. I jumped at the chance, even when Banksy dressed up in a suit and red horns for the lease signing. He cackled devilishly through the whole affair and signed every page as “Lou C. Ferr,” but for $500 a month, I was fully prepared to let him set me on fire.

AUGUST 2013 — I called a plumber when my toilet stopped working. Less than a minute into the job he plunged out twenty tampons, each labeled with phrases like ”childhood obesity” and “the war on drugs.” Upon further inspection, we noticed the word “society” scrawled in Sharpie on the toilet lid. The plumber handed me a pre-typed invoice with a “Banksy fee” of $50 and said “see you next month.”

SEPTEMBER 2013 — Twice a week, I started catching Bansky dressed like a little boy (complete with propeller beanie and cartoonishly-large lollipop) kneeling before a life-sized statue of Colonel Sanders. Every time, he’d notice me watching out of the corner of his eye and say “In Colonel’s name we pray– yum yum.”

OCTOBER 2013 — Banksy painted a homeless man the exact pattern of our bathroom wallpaper and had him stand against the wall next to the toilet for a week. Every afternoon that week, Banksy walked into the bathroom with an American flag hat and exclaimed “Oh– sorry Mr. Homeless Man. I didn’t see you there.” On one occasion I asked if he was paying the guy, and Banksy changed the subject by asking if I saw “that real firecracker of a game last night.”

NOVEMBER 2013 — Banksy got into a routine with one of his art pieces: every few days, he dressed up in maternity clothes and directly called the local police station, saying he was going into labor. When they arrived, he pulled a doll labeled “Justice” from under a skirt and told the cops he “did a fine job delivering it without them.” This backfired spectacularly, as 911 started refusing calls from the house, even when Banksy almost burnt it down at the end of the month by cooking crack cocaine in a latex Nixon mask.

DECEMBER 2013 — For this month and this month only, Banksy vowed to pause all political art. He loved the time around Christmas and New Year’s, and rarely had someone to celebrate it with, so he didn’t want to alienate me and make me indulge in his traditions. Instead, we drove around the town in festive sweaters and looked at lights. We went to a Secret Santa party where he gave my friend Alan a nice cookbook. We stayed up late and made New Year’s resolutions. It was a pleasant little oasis in the often-chaotic time we spent together.

JANUARY 2014 — Bansky brought home a box turtle and put it an afro and a Big Dogs baby tee. I don’t know what it meant.

FEBRUARY 2014 — Banksy was out of town for the month. This was when I found paper bags piled under the sink, with eye-holes and phrases like “CELEBRITY IS A CONSTRUCT” or “FINGER-LICKIN’ GOOD” scrawled on them. It was also around this time we started receiving residual checks for Transformers 3, and calls to the house asking if “Shia” was home.

MARCH 2014 — My parents mailed me a box of home videos from my childhood, but Banksy got to the mail first that day. By the time I saw them, he’d edited in glitches with cartoon videos of Batman having sex with Goku. He mused out loud that the porn must’ve “corrupted” my youth. I asked why he chose such a weird specific porn and he again asked if I saw “that real scorcher of a game last night.” (Also– Alan reached out to tell me he finally opened the cookbook, and only found recipes for “barbecuing the government until it’s well-done.”)

APRIL 2014 — Banksy borrowed my guitar and learned to play The Star Spangled Banner and “Born In The USA,” but in the tuning of BAGDAD. Admittedly, this was the least annoying and most impressive of his weird political metaphors– until he smashed the guitar and printed statistics on veteran PTSD spilled out. I can’t be sure, but I think I also saw an invoice to KFC in there.

MAY 2014 — I got a job at an agency and had to wear a suit every day. This made Banksy… unreasonably upset. I installed a lock on my bathroom door because every morning, he would wake up before me and draw a clown on the mirror to outline my face whenever I looked into it. He changed the label for “work” on my GPS to “the circus.” One day after work, I found nine actual clowns huddled in my Honda Civic. I asked who hired them and they said he never gave his name, but did sign their checks as “B. Anksy.”

JUNE 2014 — Banksy gave me a screenwriting book for my birthday. It was hollowed out and rigged it to blow bleach in my face when I opened it. The dedication read ”Demi– if all you know is from inside a book, you become blind to the world outside of it. xoxo Banksy” I missed a week of work and lost my job.

JULY 2014 — On the 1st, Banksy asked if I wanted to renew, and I said no. I was ready to explode at him with all the reasons why– that he ruined my job prospects, that living with him made me fear for my possessions, that it was hard to be intimate when any girl I brought home had to hear racist Nixon recordings through the walls. But he never asked. He didn’t confront or fight me, or even ask me to stay, because he knew exactly why I was moving. He just paused, frowned, and sighed “okay.”

The following month was quiet. No art, no alarms, no surprises whatsoever. He replaced my guitar, restored my tapes, and washed his drawings of the Instagram UI off all the window frames. When I came home, he would just be sitting in his room solemnly reading a book. And even though he’d made my life a terror for a year, it made me feel bad.

On the 31st, I was packed into a U-Haul and ready to move. I thanked Banksy for the room and bid him farewell, to which he mumbled “no problem” and flashed a toothless smile without getting up from the computer. On his screen, I saw the same Craigslist housing ad I found all those months ago– this time with $100 off the asking price, and a few “pleases” and “sorry in advances” strewn about the ad. It was hard to not feel sympathy for Banksy. I thought about how lonely he must be in this big house, with only paintings of a gun dressed like the Pillsbury Dough Boy to console him. So I gave him something to remember me by.

I pulled my guitar from the U-Haul and cut the lowest string, before tuning the 5 others. I quickly Googled something before scribbling numbers on a Post-It and shoving the note inside the guitar. He was about to go for a walk when I came back in to give him the guitar, calling it a memento of our time together. Then I asked him to play it. He hesitated for a second, then strummed the five uncut strings to hear the tuning– BADGE. Without holding back, he smashed the guitar against a wall, sending fragments of wood and plastic everywhere. And in that mess of fragments, Banksy found a tiny Post-It note with hastily-scribbled police brutality statistics on it.

I hugged Banksy and told him living apart doesn’t mean we can’t still be friends, and with a bright, beaming smile he responded “Okay.” Then he asked me if I wanted to come back and hang out next Thursday. I told him I couldn’t wait. After all, there’s a real barn-burner of a game happening that night.

10 Best Body Scrubs Available In India

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Winters make your skin dry and look flaky. Bring the best out of your skin by scrubbing them on a regular basis. Though we never forget to scrub our facial skin, we tend to miss out scrubbing our body. Your body must also look as young and glowing as your face does, hence it is essential to scrub your body too.

Scrubbing gives your body a buffed and polished look. It not only gives your body a good exfoliation by getting rid of dead skin cells and clogged pores, but also increases the flow of blood with the circular massage motions. Remember to pay special attention to the knees and elbows as the skin at these parts appears dry usually.

Ubtan is the best homemade body scrub that will give you a glowing and healthy looking skin. It is made from wheat bran, gram flour, curd or milk cream and a pinch of turmeric. As this is a time taking process, we can opt for drugstore body scrubs. Here are some of the best body scrubs for women in India and are worth giving a try.

1. The Body Shop Chocomania Body Scrub:

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This brand has to top the list of body scrubs. Though they are expensive body scrubs, they give a complete value for the money spent. They leave your skin buttery smooth and glowing right after the first use. With an extravagantly chocolatey smell, The Body Shop Chocomania Body Scrub excellently gets rid of the dead skin cells and stimulates your skin’s microcirculation. The real cocoa butter and organic cane sugar in the scrub makes your skin softer and smoother.

Rating: 5/5

2. Victoria’s Secret Romantic Wish Stimulating Body Scrub:

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The second in the list comes the Victoria’s Secret Romantic Wish Stimulating Body Scrub. This scrub excellently buffs off the dry and dead skin cells from your body with its natural exfoliating sugar crystals from a Secret Garden. It creates luxurious and fragrant foam that cleanses your body thoroughly leaving behind a fragrance that lasts long. The super innovative formula of Victoria’s Secret Romantic Wish Stimulating Body Scrub makes it easy to be used on wet skin in shower. The scrub is a smooth blend of Pomegranate, Freesia and Cucumber Blossom.

Rating: 4.7/5

[ Read: Body Polishing at Home ]

3. L’occitane Almond Body Scrub:

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Coming to the third most loved body scrub by beauties around the country, it’s none other than the Loccitane Almond Body Scrub. Enhanced with crushed shells and almond oil, the scrub just melts into your skin. This foaming Almond Shower Scrub cleanses softly at the same time exfoliates all the dead cells and impurities. Packed in a tube with a convenient twist open top, the Loccitane Almond Body Scrub leaves a fresh and delicate fragrance of almond flowers.

Rating: 4/5

4. The Body Shop Strawberry Body Scrub:

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Another excellent scrub from The Body shop, The Body Shop Strawberry Body Scrub is gel-based scrub with crushed walnut shells and kiwi seeds. With a subtle strawberry scent, the scrub gently cleanses and exfoliates dead skin cell and dirt from your body leaving behind a shiny, soft and healthy skin. Ideal for normal skin, The Body Shop Strawberry Body Scrub is excellent for everyday use.

Rating: 4.5/5

5. Fab India Neem Tulsi Face and Body Gel Scrub:

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Specially formulated for the daily use, Fab India Neem Tulsi Face and Body Gel Scrub gently exfoliates the skin. The active ingredients keep you revitalized and invigorated for the entire day. The natural combination of Tulsi and neem works gently on your skin and exfoliates the dead skin cells giving you a healthy looking skin.

Rating: 4/5

6. Clinique Sparkle Skin Body Exfoliating Cream:

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An ideal scrub with the extracts of grapefruit, lemon, spearmint and menthol, Clinique Sparkle Skin Body Exfoliating Cream gives you a radiant looking skin. The menthol extracts in the scrub gives you a cool, tingly sensation, unlike most exfoliators. Though the cream doesn’t lather much, it works wonders in cleansing the skin.

Rating 4/5

7. Clarins Toning Body Polisher:

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With rosemary, rosewood and mint essential oils and crystals of salt and sugar, Clarins Toning Body Polisher not only gives you a radiant looking skin, but also makes it toned. Its soft and not too coarse texture works excellently on your sensitive skin. Clarins Toning Body Polisher works excellently to get rid of flakes, impurities and dry skin cells.

Rating: 4.5/5

8. Mannings Lemongrass and Ginger Spa Exfoliating Body Scrub:

Mannings Lemongrass and Ginger Spa Exfoliating Body Scrub is a unique product that gently cleanses and exfoliates your skin. Enriched with refreshing lemongrass and ginger spa, this scrub gives you a soft and fresh looking skin. With the goodness of ginger essential oils, seaweed as well as aloe vera extracts, the Body scrub imparts a healthy glow to your skin. The walnut shell powder in Mannings Lemongrass and Ginger Spa Exfoliating Body Scrub gives your soft and smooth skin.

Rating: 3/5

9. Shiseido Refining Body Exfoliator:

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A must have body exfoliator for sensitive skinned beauties, Shiseido Refining Body Exfoliator offers the right amount of scrubbing it needs. It works gently on the skin and removes dead skin cells with specially designed micro beads that leave behind a smooth and moisturized skin. Rightly referred as a high-performance body scrub that excellently polishes the skin, Shiseido Refining Body Exfoliator is developed using the subtle Japanese scent KUROHO and cherry blossom fragrance.

Rating: 4.5/5

10. Vaadi Walnut and Apricot Face and Body Scrub:

If you are looking for an organic body scrub that effectively fights skin ageing, then Vaadi Walnut and Apricot Face and Body Scrub is the right option. Give your skin an enriched cleansing and it exfoliates all the dirt and impurities clogging your pores. Formulated with apricot and walnut, the scrub leaves behind a fresh, soft and younger looking radiant skin. The unique Vaadi Walnut and Apricot Face and Body Scrub also protects your skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays, thereby preventing your skin from any damages.

Rating: 4/5

Let us know which is your favorite body scrub!!!

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