Mint and boxed Schiaparelli "Shocking" surreal heart soaps. Washing your hands with/of hearts.
" I gave to pink, the nerve of the red, a neon pink, an unreal pink, Shocking Pink"

Schiaparelli's pink was "an aggressive, brawling, warrior pink”
Yves Saint Laurent:

Elsa Schiaparelli's "Shocking" Pink was a color which derived from a 17.27 carat rose colored Cartier diamond known as the Tete de Belier, belonging to her friend and client, Daisy Fellowes.

Shocking Pink was used for the eponymous perfume "Shocking", which was launched in 1937. The packaging was designed by artist Leonor Fini and the bottle was based on Mae West's curvaceous figure.

Her first shoe-hat, designed for her autumn 1937 collection, had a Shocking Pink heel. Salvador Dali loved the color so much he used it for one of his own works, “an enormous stuffed bear with drawers in its stomach,” dyed in Shocking Pink.

Her flagship store on Place Vendome was dubbed “La Zone Rose.”