Dior Life Intense Cream, 50ml

After use, your skin will feel plump and smooth. I recommend it to anyone except those with extremely dry skin.

I used the product before the upgrade 10 years ago. I used it before going to bed and it left my skin feeling smooth and shiny when I woke up. This is the first time I've used it since the upgrade, and it's also very moisturizing.

This cream has extremely few reviews among Dior products, but it's my favorite, personally, among all other brands. I have dry, combination skin with low moisture levels year-round. My basic skincare routine is toner → serum → cream → oil, with me only switching from cream to emulsion in the summer. However, recently, even in the summer, my skin has started to feel flaky by the afternoon. However, rich, high-performance creams tend to leave my skin feeling bumpy, so I've tried a number of products with intermediate textures, including gel creams and milk creams. But I always end up coming back to this one. The "Sorbet" name has been removed from the previous product (though for some reason it remains in the English and French versions), and the revamp is exactly what you'd expect. While the cooling sensation upon application remains, the coloring has been removed, resulting in a slightly firmer, pure white cream. The marine-infused scent remains, but perhaps due to the addition of more natural ingredients, the scent of the ingredients has been slightly infused. It spreads very easily, and the cream's characteristic oiliness is quickly absorbed, allowing it to adhere smoothly to the skin. It's a mysterious cream that doesn't leave a coating, yet still feels protected and moisturizing. It even seems to firm my skin. What's that slight tingling sensation? It doesn't seem to contain menthol, but it keeps my makeup in place, so it seems to perfectly match my skin's moisture-oil balance. It doesn't contain any anti-aging ingredients, but if you're experiencing a loss of firmness due to lack of moisture, it might be worth trying. It's specifically designed for hydration, as you'd expect. It also contains hyaluronic acid and mallow extract, which has anti-inflammatory properties. (*^^*) However, it cost over 10,000 yen... For midwinter moisturizing, perhaps a more ordinary cream would be fine. (lol) I've been using this cream since the "Hydra" line, including the Light and Rich versions, and I feel a pity that the packaging seems cheaper with each renewal, perhaps because they don't put as much effort into it as their higher-end products. I'm giving it 6 stars, as I believe it deserves more recognition. Dior, please continue to leave a review.

I've loved Dior since I was 20, and I can't believe I'm finally giving it three stars... (TT) The Life series, with its refreshing cooling sensation, is a must-have every summer. Even the colors look refreshing! I've used everything from the lotion to the cream and eye cream, but I'm currently using different lotions and serums, so I thought I'd just try the cream. It turns out the Life Sorbet Cream has been renewed! I had no idea about it, so I asked the beauty advisor, and she told me it also has a slight cooling sensation. So, the night I bought it, I was excited and wrapped it around my skin, but...huh? It didn't feel cool at all... I waited and waited, and looked up, but it still didn't feel cool... Is it because I love mint so much that I use it in men's products? Or is it because I was so impressed by the cooling sensation of Aqua Label?! It's even richer and more moisturizing than the previous rich type, but I thought that if I was going to use a regular cream to seal in the moisture, it didn't have to be from the Life series. However, the refreshing Life scent is soothing. It was expensive, so I'll use it up, hoping it will help with pores and inner dryness. The bottle is big and heavy, but I hope I can find a cool life next year.

It's not as popular as other Dior creams, and there aren't many reviews, but I recommend this one for those looking for a moisturizing feel. I used to use Capture Totale cream, but it wasn't very moisturizing or oily enough, so I went back to this cream I used before. I think Capture is more expensive because it contains Dior's unique extracts and active ingredients like niacinamide, but if you're looking for the moisturizing feel of a cream, this one is cheaper and easier to use.