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on the subject of terribly named cosmetic products, I think givenchy's dahlia noir perfume should be mentioned. using the code name of a woman who was tortured and violently killed as perfume brand, very serial killer fandom-ish.
Oh there are so many, for instance, there’s Black Dahlia by OCC (and uh, OCC itself) which also references the name given to Elizabeth Short by the media circus after her murder.
The makeup industry might be misogynistic but not very creatively misogynistic.
Huh, I always thought that was after the flower?
Mind you, I don’t really know very much about serial killers.
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There’s lots of things named after the poor murdered girl and she gets used as at plot point by so many bad fiction...
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hastilyformedfromclay said: how about that mac/rodarte collection with names like ‘juarez’ and 'ghost town’? i think they might have issued an apology afterward but still, YIKES
rach--hell said: I have lip tar by “Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics”. Like ableist much
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