Chanel Rouge Argent/Metallic Vamp and Rouge Tres Noir/Very Vamp, Vamp Trilogy 1994 - Collaboration Saturday

In this Collaboration Saturday with my friend Elena from PicturedTinsel I'm showing the last two of the 1994 or 1995 Vamp Trilogy: Rouge Noir 18, Rouge Argent/Metallic Vamp and Rouge Tres Noir/Very Vamp.
I have previously shown Rouge Noir 18 - and told the interesting story behind it, click HERE to see it! 

Chanel Rouge Argent/Metallic Vamp:

Chanel Rouge Argent/Metallic Vamp is a blackened blue toned purple with a metallic finish, and you see 2 easy coats without a top coat.

Rouge Tres Noir/Very Vamp:

Chanel Rouge Très Noir/Very Vamp is a dark maroon with a beautiful golden shimmer. I went for an additional coat because the flash highlighted my ridges, but for normal use 2 coats are enough. I didn’t use a top coat for these photos.

What do you think about these 20 year old polishes - by the way with an excellent formula?
Let's see what Elena  has for us today!

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Chanel Rouge Noir 18 - first released in 1994 and was part of the Vamp Triology collection

Chanel Rouge Noir 18 – was first released in 94 and it became part of the Vamp Trilogy: Rouge Noir 18, Rouge Argent/Metallic Vamp and Rouge Tres Noir/Very Vamp.

Rouge Noir 18 is a permanent shade in Europe and Vamp 18 is a permanent shade in USA – both are beloved classics.
Read my post on the story behind the 5 x 18, the old, the new, comparisons and much more - click HERE - where you also can see the two old versions of Rouge Noir 18!!

Rouge Noire is a dark, vampy blackened oxblood red.

The formula is so easy to work with, the dry time is good and the finish is amazing.

This is 2 coats without a top coat.

Do you like this type of blackened reds...?
Read the 20 year old story behind Rouge Noir right HERE.