Dior Lip Glow Oil Colour Revivers

[unpaid/ad/sample/affiliate] I’ve got to admit that I’m an absolute sucker for these – from the shiny, blocky packaging to the gloopy, gleaming gloss – I’m in 100%.

Dior Lip Glow Oil Colour Revivers

I mentioned yesterday when reviewing the Westman Atelier palette that cherry oil seems to be an ingredient of the moment – sure enough, the Dior Lip Glow Oils list it in the title. I wish it made them properly cherry flavoured – they smell sweetly fruity, but I can’t, hand on heart, identify it as cherry. The thing about these is that they offer a next level shine with the very merest hint of colour. It’s that hint that should, in theory, work with your natural lip colour to elevate it somewhat so that the effect is you, but more.

Dior Lip Glow Oil Colour Revivers

The curved doe’s foot applicator is extra big so that it really hugs the lips as you apply – the oversized-ness of it gives you a feeling that your lips are huge so application is a juicy, sensory experience. In the line up from right to left is: Cherry, Raspberry and Pink.

These two are Rosewood and Berry. I think the obvious comparison would be with the Clarins Lip Oils and I’d say that these are more syrupy and sumptuous and give more lip luminosity, but that Clarins doesn’t need re-application quite so often. These are definitely for those who don’t mind regularly topping up – that is just the lot of a gloss wearer!

Dior Lip Glow Oil Colour Revivers

So, from bottom to top: Berry, Rosewood, Cherry, Raspberry and Pink. This isn’t a standard clear gloss formula – there’s a level of luminosity that you don’t usually get from your average gloss – a kind of lip luminosity I suppose you would say. John Lewis has some of the shades at £23.80 HERE on a limited time promotional offer, non affiliate HERE, otherwise, they’re £28 each at Dior.com.

 


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6 responses to “Dior Lip Glow Oil Colour Revivers”

  1. Chrissie

    Hi Jane
    How many ml do you get in these – these look quite small. I’ve noticed a growing trend for larger applicator / smaller bottles for all things liquidy / glossy lips recently.
    Thank you.
    xx

    1. Jane

      Well, thank you for raising this – I’m a bit shocked to discover that they’re 6ml.

  2. Chrissie

    Ouch… Thanks Jane, I remember the good old days of 12-15ml! x

    1. Jane

      Thanks for flagging it – I wouldn’t have clocked it otherwise.

  3. Sharon Maynard

    This is a question I need desperately to be answered I am 65 and I never used make up in my life I started wearing a bit of lipstick and mascara about 10years ago I always bought the most expensive ones and I always end up with black underneath my eyes even waterproof and the lipstick and lipgloss wear off after about 10mins I am so desperate for your advice please

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Hi Sharon – try using a tubing mascara – Clinique High Impact is really good. You just take off with a warm, damp flannel. Lipstick and gloss just don’t last really – it’s the curse of the oil content in both, so you’re not doing anything wrong. I just accept with gloss that it needs lots of reapplications but the shine is worth it!

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