Dior Play Extreme Shine Lip Gloss Dice 2005

It took a lot of different search terms to bring up anything at all about Dior play although several readers have said that they had a ‘dice’ which I assumed was the Lancome piece based on the Magic 8 Ball but now I think is this.

Dior Play Extreme Shine Lip Gloss Dice 2005

I think the dice was designed to be worn as a bracelet – in theory! In practice, it would be absolutely impossible because it’s a really weighty and chunky – you could quite easily blacken someone’s eye reaching for a canape :-).

Dior Play Extreme Shine Lip Gloss Dice 2005

It’s got chunky crystals on each side to represent numbers – one, two, three and five (no idea where four went) with a much more detailed crystal Dior design on the lid.

Dior Play Extreme Shine Lip Gloss Dice 2005

The gloss inside is a little bit discoloured – originally, it was a beige shade (Gamble on Beige) but there’s a tiny bit of pink that has come to the surface so it’s obviously separated over 15 years. Given its age, I thought it might not smell to great but in fact, it smells really fresh – sweet and a little bit waxy. There was a rose gold version of this but with so little information available, it’s impossible to discover whether that was for all regions or whether it was just for a particular market. Top of the ingredient list is Lanolin, followed by Castor Seed Oil. Looking at current gloss ingredients, Hydrogenated polyisobutene appears top – it’s a synthetic mineral oil.

I’ve seen the Dior Play Dice on various resale sites and depending upon condition, you can pay anything from £25 to £65.


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12 responses to “Dior Play Extreme Shine Lip Gloss Dice 2005”

  1. Jo Mille Saisons

    Haha, 100% here for jewellery that can double as a surprise weapon!

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Yep!

  2. Actionmags

    Ah this is another one I had – I thought it was a handbag thing not a bracelet

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Maybe it was – it doesn’t really specify quite what it’s for so I guess it could have been whatever you wanted it to be x

  3. Boy, Dior really loved the whole “makeup as jewelry” concept in the 2000s! Thanks for sharing more of your treasures.

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Didn’t they!

  4. Kerry

    Haha Jane, I totally forgot I had this! I didn’t really understand the black ties on the sides, I think I ended up cutting them off (the shame!!) was a lovely colour though

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Cut them off? *screams* ;-)))

      1. Kerry

        To be fair, I was just a young idiot with a credit card at the time, nothing held any meaning 😀 could kick myself now though!

        1. Jane Cunningham

          haha!

  5. Megan

    The cube itself was incredibly robust: mine was kicked across many a nightclub floor.

    Looking back it was a lovely glossy gloss but at the time Juicy Tubes were all the rage and it made the contents of the dice seem very restrained and unglossy.

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Haha – I’m glad it lived the high life with you – and yes, Juicy Tubes! I was obsessed with them – but haven’t kept a single one 🙁

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