Provided by: Influenster
Price: $75
This is a case where pining will get you somewhere. Many surveys came and went with no sign of a voxbox, which is to be expected with these kind of raffle-giveaway setup. Like buying a Powerball ticket, I continued to pine for the newest release in my favorite brands.
I was perfectly content completing surveys out of habit when one day, out of the blue, Dior answered. Twice.
I have to say, while I’m a huge fan of Dior makeup, especially their lip products, I don’t have much experience with their skin products. At the same time, the one product I had experience with was amazing (= Dior Dreamskin Perfector), so I went into this trial with high hopes.
This is my review of said product after having used it for two weeks-ish consistently.
The serum is of substantial size considering it’s an eye serum. For a face serum, it’s small.
With $75 you get 20ml – 0.67 fl oz amount of product. It is said to be anti-aging and age-defying, lessening puffiness, lines, and dark circles.
Here’s the ingredient list, as per usual!
Apparently all types of skin can use this product, whether they be dry, oily, combination, or normal.
The applicator is an interesting shape, not like anything I’ve seen before. Bendy at the neck yet sturdy.
You’re supposed to squeeze out a drop and massage the eye area with the tip, which I will say upfront, feels 80% better when chilled. Please try it after having stored the product in the fridge overnight! It will do wonders for puffy eyes in the morning. I should know. I snack on salty food at night.
For sake of this review, I squeezed some out on my palm, and accidentally overdid the amount. Think average palm-size of a 5ft 3 human being if it helps. Believe it or not this is more than enough! On average I’d only use about half that amount because less is enough in this case.
The consistency is like watery gel, slippery and non-sticky. Yet there’s a distinct silkiness to it that’s reminiscent of the Dreamskin Perfector. Scent is mildly floral and not overwhelming at all. Pleasant.
Do ignore my huge pores & unmanaged brows – focus on the hydration. Again, I’ve used way too much product than I normally use for my daily routine, because, waste not want not.
There was enough product to spread over the top half of my face, thus, the shine. This product is so easy to spread. Despite its watery consistency, it’s very rich. Two weeks of massaging the corner of my eyes with this serum, and my skin was more hydrated and awake than before.
Does wonders with puffiness. Not sure about the dark circles, but then again, I tend to sleep around 3 AM…
This is light enough to use in summer, but would definitely recommend it more for winter.
Price-point is right up there with most Dior products, but you do get more product than your average eye serum. And again, the puffiness.
The case is pretty thick and hefty. You receive 2 X 8.5ml / 2 X 0.28 fl oz. worth of product. It says “2 X” because this is a dual mascara, with wands on both ends of the stick.
The whole effect is volumizing & lengthening & curling. Your lashes get immediate volume due to the 5mm fibers and soft wax.
Left is the volume brush; right is curl & length
Considering I have zero lashes to speak of (and the few that I’ve got refuses to stand to attention with or without the aid of a curler) this is an improvement. Since I misplaced my eyelash curlers months ago, this was without the aid of a curler. I really like what it does for my sparse lashes.
As usual, the list of ingredients.
The obvious before & after. I basically have Mona Lisa brows, meaning my brows are sparse and light. Add to that the fact I haven’t taken care of them in a while.
Two shades were generously provided: “Joyride” and “Interview.”
Here is the ingredients list.
Left is “Joyride,” right is “Interview.”
Again, the left is “Joyride,” right is “Interview.”
Left: Interview, Right: Joyride
This is one of those lipsticks that you “feel” on your lips. It doesn’t feel like a second skin, but the feeling is akin to putting on a leather jacket on the outskirts of spring.
13.5 FL OZ – 400 ml. For hand washes, this is on the bigger size.
Ethical and nature-friendly.
Simply pump, lather, and rinse.
The product is a clear slippery gel that lathers gently when you mix it with water.
Now the hair oil. This one’s vetiver & jojoba.
Ingredients list & directions. As is the case with the hand wash, there are a lot of plant-based ingredients.
The oil is clear and rather runny. It feels lighter than most hair oils I’ve used.
(Left is before, right is after I applied the hair oil)
Hello hello!
There are fine micropolishers within the lather of Olay Regenerist, just enough to exfoliate the skin without aggravating it.
Ingredient list.
By the way, the lather is real. A pea-sized amount suffices for my morning cleanse because it lathers up like crazy. This can will probably last me months even with daily use…
Nice and simple. Easy to use. And best of all – travel friendly.
How to use 🙂 As simple as it gets.
So here’s the embarrassing part.
Here’s the product sans cap. Still lovely and smooth….but actually goes on skin as opposed to its plastic counterpart.
On application, the mask turns your face into one of an Oompa Loompa. It’s not chalky, goes on smooth, and does its job without completely depleting your skin of moisture.
Product details from Olay itself.
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