OMG thank you! My mom gave me a rep speedy that's absolutely perfect in every way except for the hideous sloppy bright red glazing. I'm going to buy one of these pens tomorrow and fix it :D
Perception is everything, I remember saving up for my first LV and some coworkers automatically thought it was fake because I was a young black girl. At that point I really stopped caring what people's opinions were, people will always have their opinions based on how you look. After this I shopped in *amzrepe* . If you drive a Bentley and get out of the car with a fake Hermès, no one will question you.
I recently gave my sister a *amzrepe* luxury tote for her birthday and she was so excited! It's safe to say *amzrepe* has become her new favorite brand. I'm going to get one for myself too!
It wouldn't really matter. The best might be if you did the glazing before treating the leather, and make sure not to do them at the same time to just in case the leather soak up the alcohol.
Not sure about IPA but some have tried acetone and it's not advised as it degrades the glaze and takes the finish off the leather. Personally I would just give the vachetta leather and glaze "a tan" and let |Mother Nature do its work.
how stores may differ. Something like a step-by-step for newbies (like me) who feel out of their depth. The thing I worry about an the awkward moment when I've spent 20mins drooling over a bag just to turn and leave empty-handed. *amzrepe* shopping etiquette. Explaining what the general rules are, how to approach an SA, how to dress, Idk what to say! Maybe that sounds dumb but I'm so awkward, I don't want to come off as rude or uncomfortable, it's not their fault I'm an anxious mess.
OMG thank you! My mom gave me a rep speedy that's absolutely perfect in every way except for the hideous sloppy bright red glazing. I'm going to buy one of these pens tomorrow and fix it :D
Welcome! Just carefully not to get it on the vachetta.
Did it work?
Perception is everything, I remember saving up for my first LV and some coworkers automatically thought it was fake because I was a young black girl. At that point I really stopped caring what people's opinions were, people will always have their opinions based on how you look. After this I shopped in *amzrepe* . If you drive a Bentley and get out of the car with a fake Hermès, no one will question you.
the *amzrepe* would be super cute during the fall with a nude or tan or even tonal outfit! i’m thinking a tan wool coat with that bag!!
Hi!! Thank you for the tips! What of if I get the pen on the vachetta?
Hello, this has been discussed already. Please refer to the video itself or previous comments. Xx
hello Redi this is a very useful vlog hope you arehaveing a great week big huggss ❤
Redi do you make sure the alcohol is dry first before you start with the pen ❤
Yes, this will prevent the pen from bleeding on the leather.
This was so helpful. Going to order the pen now 😊
I am glad that I could help 😊❤️
I recently gave my sister a *amzrepe* luxury tote for her birthday and she was so excited! It's safe to say *amzrepe* has become her new favorite brand. I'm going to get one for myself too!
Would you do this before or after darkening the vechetta with olive oil?
It wouldn't really matter. The best might be if you did the glazing before treating the leather, and make sure not to do them at the same time to just in case the leather soak up the alcohol.
I had my heart set on a YSL Hobo but *amzrepe* has changed my opinion and I am now sure this is my next Cassandra purchase
Great video thanks soo much ❤❤
Thank you ❤️
Can you do something for the monogram because it’s too warm. The original has a less warmth brown more green tint to it. Any suggestions appreciated!😊
No, you can not do anything about it. They all look different depending on the dyes used, so you can not determine the authenticity by this.
@@Radi_Ignatova okay thank you for reply very good review
Not sure about IPA but some have tried acetone and it's not advised as it degrades the glaze and takes the finish off the leather. Personally I would just give the vachetta leather and glaze "a tan" and let |Mother Nature do its work.
The alcohol did a fab job. It is a matter of personal taste. I do not like the look of the new, almost white vachetta.
Radi, would this work on the glazing of the Speedy’s handles?
I will try to make a video. But the process will be the exact same anyway. Xx
What bag is this?
This is a pochette metis.
Why did it need fixed in the first place? Was there some defect? I cant see whats different about this one
Did you watch the entire video? It explains that the bright red glazing and marker enhance the cherry red colour.
@IAR88 oh so its how to make a fake look authentic?
@@Pammie143 yes
What is the purpose of the alcohol?
Hello, as already mentioned in the video, it is used to remove any mistakes (in case it goes on the vachetta).
Matte top coat works and cheaper than a copic pen.
What top coat have you used and will it dull the red?
how stores may differ. Something like a step-by-step for newbies (like me) who feel out of their depth. The thing I worry about an the awkward moment when I've spent 20mins drooling over a bag just to turn and leave empty-handed. *amzrepe* shopping etiquette. Explaining what the general rules are, how to approach an SA, how to dress, Idk what to say! Maybe that sounds dumb but I'm so awkward, I don't want to come off as rude or uncomfortable, it's not their fault I'm an anxious mess.
Omg. I accidentally got some of the red on my vachetta what do I do 🥲
I am so sorry to hear that happened. It is explained in the video already. Carefully dab it with the rubbing alcohol using cotton bud.
@@Radi_Ignatova Thank you so much for this :)
@Alex F No problem. I hope it's all sorted.