Lisalise Tries Dior Product Development Lisalise Tries Dior
My friend bought this for herself. But after bringing it home and using it once, she realized the shade would never be her favorite, so she asked me if I wanted it.
Out of sheer curiosity (and because it was Dior and looked like a shade I would use), I accepted.
How Long has it Been?
The lipstick sparked off a train of thought. It has been years since I have used a commercially made lipstick – so many, in fact, that I honestly couldn't remember when it last was, nor which brand I used.
Now suddenly, out of the blue, there was genuine Dior lipstick standing on my make-up shelf, looking all pricey and fancy, and just waiting to be experienced.
It stood there a while as I continued to reach past it for my regular lip pencil topped with glossy lip balm. For some reason, I wanted to ease into this. Maybe it was because I couldn't even remember the last time...
Discovering Dior
After deliberating for a few days, I picked it up, uncapped it, and gave the container a twist. Wow. There is a super classy looking imprinted logo right in the actual lipstick! Thumbs up for packaging and design.
I applied a layer. First impression: quite positive. It went on smooth and felt pleasant. I checked the mirror. The color was good.
But then the second impression hit.
The scent.
Vanilla cookies with ... a plastic undertone. Are they serious? I couldn't get it off fast enough.
It would appear lipstick is the one cosmetic I don't automatically sniff before applying. I don't know if Dior uses the same perfume in all of their lipsticks, but this was absolutely not my cup of tea.
And then I remembered why I stopped using commercial make-up and started making my own way back when. Synthetic perfume has always bothered me.
I made a mental note, then wrote it down in my notebook – just so I don't forget.
Do Tell
Do you use commercial lipstick? Do you mind if it has a scent?
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