Jean Nate by Revlon After Bath Splash 30 oz for Women

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I wore the Jean Nate splash and dusting powder in the late 70's to early 80's—–layered with Coty Wild Musk 🙂 Was just in the Walgreens in the Big Town last night and they had ginormous bottles of JN on sale, along with what looked like actual body lotion – that would be a bit much for me but I luuuuurve the splash! Right now it's pretty chilly here – dipping into the low 60s as the sun goes down and not overhot in the day, so JN isn't the necessity it is in the hotter months. I don’t have a Jean Nate memory- I’m thinking my grandpa wore Old Spice. (All of my childhood scent memories are of my mom who is the only person I remember wearing perfume regularly.) My “fresh scent” memory is of 4711. In 8th grade (1980 or so) my youth orchestra went to Europe. Last stop was Brussels and we went out to spend the last of our fun money. Found a shop selling tiny bottles of 4711 so I bought a handful. They had red caps and the elaborate label design. I found one when clearing out my parents house in 2011, but wasn’t yet into perfume and I think it got tossed with other piles of old stuff. I bought a bottle a few years ago for nostalgia’s sake – I’m also intrigued by the newer Acqua Colonias). I like to put it in the fridge in the summer – super fresh when cold! Has anyone noticed that Jean Naté has changed much over the years? I'm new to Jean Naté — in fact, until I wrote this review I thought it was first released in the early 1970s — and I only have one bottle's experience with it. I'd love to hear the thoughts of longtime users. Apparently, the late part of last week (I wasn't here, so I didn't see it firsthand) was unseasonably cool here. Now the weather is making up for it, and most Portlanders (me included) don't have air conditioning, even in their cars.

Revlon Jean Nate After Bath Splash 887ml | Skin | Superdrug

Someone on here happened to mention good old Jean Naté, which is something I haven’t even thought of in decades. Serge Lutens perfume has long been one of my favorite niche house perfumes. Since they are one of the few that have been around a long time not yet sold to LVMH or Estee Lauder (yeah, I know Shiseido owns them,… Continue Reading →...I’ve never smelled anything of theirs except this one. I didn’t know they were so long lived- from 1927-2002 What a lovely story about your grandfather. I distinctly remember seeing bottles of Jean Nate in the bathroom at a couple of friends’ houses as a girl and thinking it looked wildly sophisticated, being French and all! I probably unscrewed the cap and dabbed some on furtively. Jean Nate is one of my favorite things. I really don't consider it a “fragrance” even though they do make an EDT spray, I consider it a bathing necessity. It is fresh lemon verbana, lavender, vanilla just like you described. is one I have to retry. It’s also one that I haven’t had since the 70’s Another perfect summer scent to keep in the icebox.

Jean Nate by Revlon After Bath Splash Original 30oz Jean Nate by Revlon After Bath Splash Original 30oz

Honestly I think everybody’s grandparent might have had a bottle in their bathroom. Says “early 70’s” more than avacado shag carpeting and harvest gold appliances. Now, those tests were on bare, not-out-of-the-bath skin since I wanted to do what I pretend to be a scientific deep-dive on this (“how you all work me”, as Lucia would say) in the two days I have had it, So I am not sure if the one thing that I do remember about this still holds true: on freshly bathed (rather than just showered) skin it will strip off dead skin like old paint. This may not be a selling point to you. It works for me. Doctors diagnose an estimated 3,000 cases of mesothelioma each year in the U.S., and most are related to occupational exposure to asbestos. Ok I really need to hit Rodeo, pandemic or not. Too many Diors and Chanels not sniffed. Hey, Monday is Presidents Day!

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Johnson & Johnson has insisted that its products are safe and released results of its own independent testing that showed no contamination. In 1916, hairdresser Charles Jundt took over the Manhattan beauty salon of the New York City Ritz (later the Ritz-Carlton) hotel. He founded his own cosmetics company in 1919, and in 1926, began marketing beauty products under the name "Charles of the Ritz". Perfume was added to this line in 1927. I think I was the Jean Nate’ gal – I live in that stuff, especially in Summer. It’s very refreshing. It layers well with everything because, after just a bit, it becomes Nothing But Fresh (not calone-fresh… just a concept of fresh). I wear thin citruses atop it as well as heavy hitters like Carnal Flower and Amouage Tribute attar, both of which just stomp all over Nate’– and she. don’t. care. Asbestos in makeup first became major news in 2017 when the Scientific Analytical Institute in Greensboro, North Carolina, found it in a product marketed by Claire’s, a jewelry retailer targeting young women. Less than a year later, the same laboratory found asbestos-contaminated talc in products sold by Justice, another retailer marketing cosmetics to young girls and teenagers.