Although skincare is not its main business, Dior has launched nine collections, including more than a dozen cream products, covering all skin types. The main effects of each series are different, and the division is extremely detailed, which shows the ambition of Dior. In 2013, he joined forces with Chateau d'Yquem to launch the "L'OR DE VIE" collection, which may not be Dior's best-selling collection, but it must be the most high-end.
 
True to its name, the series' "Essence Gold Rich Cream" is dominated by golden glossy faces, from scoops to cream jars. The packaging design runs through the Dior aesthetic, with a large use of gold but not annoying, and the glass jar is embedded with a golden cream liner, as if wrapped in clear amber of gold, which is brilliant and stunning.
 
Although the shape is imposing, the Golden Face Cream is as soft as a girl, both in texture and taste. The cream tastes sweet and not nasil-punching, the aroma is looming, and it is a little naughty. The texture is like ice cream, soft and moisturizing, and it is quite gentle to the touch compared to other anti-aging creams. It is malleable, melts on the face, feels delicate and soft, and absorbs quickly to give it a silky feel.
 
The biggest selling point of this product is not on the well-known functional ingredients such as pentapeptide, mallow, centella asiatica, etc., but on the extraction of grapevine shoots as the biggest selling point of this series. The juice of the young shoots of the vine contains active ingredients such as "noble enzyme bacteria", which promote cell production and enhance skin activity, thereby inhibiting aging. Inspired by this, Dior chose the vines from Yquem, the world's top winery in the Bordo region of France, as the extraction source, and named the extracted vine sprout juice "Yquem Grape Essence 2013". In fact, the grapevine sprout extract in the Golden Face Cream is only different from the ordinary grape extract, and there is not much difference in effect. Therefore, the noble background is only speculation capital, and the efficacy is not as good as that of Wusheng, and the actual effect is mediocre.
 
Although the highlight ingredient grapevine sprout extract is full of grooves, the richness of the cream formula also highlights Dior's thoughts: as an anti-aging general, Wupeptide works together with plant extracts such as mallow, centella asiatica, and soapberry peel, which can inhibit protease, delay skin wrinkle aging, and can also be antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, suitable for mature skin with damaged barriers.
 
In order to highlight the high-end sense of the series, Dior has launched an engraving service, adding 80 yuan to the original cream of 3,900 yuan, and you can receive your own customized cream, which makes many ladies excited. Dior still doesn't have a Tmall flagship store, but it's available on China's official website or over the counter, so if you're 30 users, don't miss this product.