If you can't get enough of your Chanel No. 5 perfume, you can now enjoy a nice relaxing soak in the scent. The luxury beauty and fashion brand is celebrating 100 years of the popular fragrance, and is celebrating with a limited-edition collection completely dedicated to Chanel No. 5 including bath tablets.
Chanel arguably makes some of the best designer perfumes on the market. So, for fans of the brand, you can now enjoy one of its most popular scents in something other than eau de toilette.
Before applying your best moisturizer before bed, try upgrading your self-care routine with a warm aroma bath featuring the well-known scent.
10-pre-wrapped bath tablets come inside a collectible tea tin that can double as some chic bathroom or home decor. To use, just simply draw a warm bath, then drop the unwrapped bath tablet into the tub and watch as it dissolves in the water.
The limited-edition Chanel Factory 5 collection, which also features lotion, shower gel, and body cream, aims to find value in objects that are used "sparingly," Thomas Du Pré De Saint Maur, head of Chanel's global creative resources for fragrance and beauty, believes that experiences also drive value in our lives.
"Not only extremely rare, sparingly used things have value. The things we use the most if they provide a luxurious experience, are also valuable," he explained in a statement. "No. 5 subverts everyday objects and demonstrates once again that luxury is also in the experience that we have of things. By giving these objects the N°5 identity, they become luxurious, iconic products, while keeping their own designs."
Bathtime just got a little more luxurious now that Chanel has entered the bathing ritual. And if you're looking to try out a new scent, you should test out one of the brand's latest: Le Lion de Chanel.
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