Originally a technique used for beauty products, layering — applying several products to the face or body in different layers — has now landed in the world of fragrance. Maison Margiela has joined the trend with its own layering system, based on two perfumed dry body oils, or “filters,” set to land this summer. Also […]The post Maison Margiela “Replica Filter Blur” Perfumed Body Oil appeared first on Pursuitist.

Originally a technique used for beauty products, layering — applying several products to the face or body in different layers — has now landed in the world of fragrance. Maison Margiela has joined the trend with its own layering system, based on two perfumed dry body oils, or “filters,” set to land this summer.
Also known as the art of “saho,” the layering technique comes straight from Japan, and essentially involves building up several cosmetic products on the face or body, from cleanser, serum and moisturizer to lotions and facial washes. Layering has been “a thing” in the realm of beauty products for several years, and the technique recently crossed over into the world of perfume.Maison Margiela is to release two dry body oils called “Glow” and “Blur.” These fragranced “filters” are designed for use with one of the ten scents from the brand’s “Replica” collection. The oils act like a filter, applying an effect — lik...