Launched in 1973, this classic fragrance for women is Charlie Blue. The aromatic and earthy accords perfectly blend into a sophisticated perfume. The opening notes include sweet anise and fresh tarragon. The middles notes are fruity and light with peach, rose, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, geranium, hyacinth and carnation. Cedarwood, sandalwood, oakmoss, vanilla, warm musk and orris close out the scent.
During the Great Depression, brother Charles and Joseph Revson teamed up with the chemist Charles Lachman to create a nail polish made of pigments. This polish differed from the traditional dye polish of the day, and it dried with significant opaque, thorough coverage. This single product was highly successful in drug and department stores, and the Revlon brand was born.
