Christian Dior in general

There doesn't appear to be a category for Fahrenheit on here, and after taking advice from Jo1l I have posted this opinion here. Hope it doesn't cause too much aof a fuss!!! So, on with the review. Today, I’ll be reviewing Fahrenheit, the aftershave for men from Christian Dior. Gingaro has for a number of years insisted that all the shirts he wears for work are made by Christian Dior for a number of reasons, mainly due to their quality, their distinction and overall their comfort. Prior to experiencing the clothing range I had been naïve and steered away from the aftershaves. This was until I was presented with a bottle for my birthday. ...

Christain Dior, can rightly be blamed for creating the most monstrous of perfumes ever with their 1985 perfume "Poison". Any child of the 80's will probably recall that ever so cloying lingering perfume! It wasn't until fairly recently that I realised that my old die hard favourite - Dioressence was actually made by the same company. Christain Dior was THE french haute colture house of the 50's.It was Dior in the late 40's that was seen to create the "New Look" a move away from the austre war years fashion to a more richer look.During the 1950's their head designer was Yves St Laurent. Given that this company has managed ...

When it comes to makeup, I will admit that I am a bit of a magpie, forever drawn to the most expensive fancy packaging that I can find, and eternally ready to believe the small print. In direct contrast, I am also far too lazy to spend ages putting a face on, so regular makeup is limited to those absolutely essential products, of which Dior Longoptic is the latest addition. This mascara is fantastic. Unlike other lengthening mascaras, for example YSL's latest, this is not flakey and will not leave you looking like a panda after an hour. Although as a designer brand this is more expensive than other mascaras, it is cheaper than its direct ...