Astringent Pour L'Epiderme, introduced by Chanel in the early 1930s, was part of the brand's pioneering efforts in skincare. It was designed to cleanse and tone the skin, reflecting the luxurious and innovative approach Chanel was known for. The product was packaged in an elegant clear glass cylindrical bottle, accentuated with a small black glass stopper, showcasing Chanel's commitment to combining functionality with sophisticated design. This product not only marked Chanel's entry into skincare but also set a standard for high-quality, aesthetically pleasing cosmetic packaging.
