obiter_dicta said:
The packaging is meant to appeal to a design-sensitive crowd, reflecting Slimane's exacting sense of proportion. The dimensions of each pump-style bottle are carefully calculated for a balance between height and circumference. Linear ridges or pleats, a signature feature of Dior Homme leather goods, are echoed on the containers.
(For starters: I hope the ingredients in these products had as much attention paid to them as the aethestics had.)
I don't care if the skincare packaging
sings to me while I open it. If it's just like the regular 20$ crap you can buy at Walgreens, what's the point?
Personally, I make sure all of my masks and treatments are all natural and organic.
Btw, I looked up, "B-Ecdysone," and it's not like a complex extract or anything. It's something Dior patented. For all we know it could be mediocre at best and rubbing grapes all over your face could be much more beneficial (
studies have shown that grape extracts are fabulous for skin, anyway). A lot of times companies will use fancy names that sound like something that came out of a NASA laboratory for a
wow factor.
If anyone works for Dior on TFS, I invite them to tell me about the ingredients, doctors, and other helpful information explaining what went into this.
I have no problem buying the clothes, but, what is beginning to sound like impractical (dare I call it,
pompous?) skincare is making me keel over in laughter.
Have fun, kids.
i still say no to using skincare from a fashion house. its full of fragrance. 
, but it's not your fault...
