Dior · Reviewed by Genevieve Daily Beauty · Published 2026-04-14
Based on a review by Genevieve Daily Beauty (accessed 2026-04-14).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about mattifying and blurs skin — just accept packaging feels a bit cheap and clunky for its price.
The reviewer found the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick, Dior Eyeshadow Palette, Chanel Bleu Noir mascara, Dior Self-Tanning Drops, and especially the Hermes Lip Oil to be excellent. However, she was less impressed with the Hermes Bronzer, noting that while it aligns with the brand's philosophy of natural enhancement, it is not groundbreaking and can be skipped unless one is a collector or loyal Hermes customer.
This video provides a detailed review and demonstration of several new luxury makeup products from Dior, Chanel, and Hermes. The reviewer unboxes and tests items including an SPF stick, self-tanning drops, an eyeshadow palette, mascara, a bronzer, and a lip oil, offering her first impressions and application tips.
This Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50 is a surprisingly nice product for daily use, especially as a primer, despite its somewhat cheap-feeling packaging. It applies beautifully, doesn't peel or leave residue under foundation, and contains hyaluronic acid, preventing skin from drying out while mattifying. If you need an invisible, non-greasy SPF and primer for indoor use or travel, this stick is a great option. However, if you require heavy-duty beach sun protection, look for a thicker formula.
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The reviewer notes that the new Dior SPF stick's packaging feels 'a little bit cheap' and 'clunky' for a product costing 50 pounds.
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During application, the reviewer demonstrates and states that the Dior SPF stick 'completely mattifies and blurs everything' on the applied side compared to the untreated side.
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The reviewer applies foundation over the Dior SPF stick, observing that it 'applies beautifully,' 'doesn't peel,' and 'glides onto your skin,' making foundation application smoother.
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The reviewer claims that the Dior SPF stick contains hyaluronic acid, preventing skin from drying out, while its mattifying property keeps the face from becoming greasy.
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After playing with the palette for two weeks, the reviewer notes that the new Dior eyeshadow palette formula is 'not as dry as some other limited edition' and believes Dior 'has tweaked a little bit the formula.'
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The reviewer applies the blue Azur shade from the Dior palette and confirms there is 'literally no fallin' off' or 'fallin' out' despite it being a drier formula.
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The reviewer praises the Chanel Volume mascara in Bleu Noir, noting its unique shade (close to black but with a soft blue-jean tone) is flattering and that she 'really really like[s] the volume mascara at Chanel.'
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The reviewer explains that Hermes products, including the bronzer, align with a brand philosophy of natural beauty, resulting in very soft, delicate, and not 'super pigmented' products.
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After swatching the Hermes bronzer, the reviewer observes it is 'very soft and luminous' and 'barely shows onto the skin,' concluding, 'If you have a very dark complexion, forget it. It's not going to work for you.'
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Upon application, the reviewer highlights the Hermes bronzer's luminous, non-matte finish, and its ability to blend beautifully and apply smoothly, describing it as 'satin-like' with a 'cashmere feel.'
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Considering its 100-pound price tag, the reviewer concludes that the Hermes bronzer is 'nice, but it's nothing groundbreaking' and can be 'skipped easily' unless for collectors or loyal brand customers.
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The reviewer declares the Hermes Lip Oil 'a spectacular product,' 'absolutely stunning' for its beautiful, mesmerizing pink-gold-peach shade, long-lasting wear, hydrating formula, and non-gritty sparkle.
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The reviewer explains that the Dior Self-Tanning Drops should be applied directly to the skin before moisturizer, unlike some other brands that suggest mixing with moisturizer.
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After using them for several days, the reviewer finds the Dior Self-Tanning Drops to be 'stunning' and 'beautiful,' resulting in a glow that is 'not orange,' 'not sticky,' and doesn't leave 'any patches or strikes.' She also notes very fine sparkles are visible.
The reviewer found the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50 to be 'absolutely amazing as a primer.' She demonstrated how foundation applies beautifully over it, noting it 'doesn't peel' and 'glides onto your skin,' making the application of foundation 'even better and very smooth.'
According to the reviewer, the Dior SPF stick contains hyaluronic acid, which prevents the skin from drying out. While it is mattifying to control oil and prevent the face from becoming greasy, it avoids causing dry patches, offering a balanced effect.
The reviewer explicitly stated there was 'literally no fallin' off' and 'no fallin' out' with the Dior Summer Azur Eyeshadow Palette formula during application, even though she described it as a drier formula.
The reviewer emphasizes that Hermes products are typically very soft and delicate, and the Soleil d'Hermes bronzer is no exception. It is not 'super bronzy' or 'super pigmented,' barely showing on lighter skin tones, and is deemed unsuitable for very dark complexions.
Despite being 'nice,' the reviewer states the Hermes Soleil d'Hermes bronzer is 'nothing groundbreaking' and that many similar bronzers exist. She advises that at approximately 100 pounds, it's not a necessary purchase unless for collecting or brand loyalty, suggesting it can be 'skipped easily.'
The reviewer considers the Hermes Rose Nashi Lip Oil 'a spectacular product' and 'absolutely stunning.' She praises its beautiful, pink-gold-peach shade, noting it 'lasts long,' is 'really hydrating,' and has a 'beautiful formula.' Despite containing fine sparkle, it 'doesn't feel gritty at all onto your lips.'
The reviewer confirms the Dior Self-Tanning Drops are 'stunning' and 'beautiful,' producing a glow that is 'not orange.' She also states that they are 'not sticky' and 'doesn't leave any patches or strikes onto your face,' ensuring a natural-looking tan.
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Genevieve Daily Beauty reviews new luxury makeup, focusing on Dior's Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50 as a practical primer and SPF, praising its mattifying, non-peeling formula. She also tests the Dior Summer Azur eyeshadow palette, noting its improved satin finish and lack of fallout. The Hermes Soleil d'Hermes bronzer is described as subtle and luminous but not essential, while the Hermes Rose Nashi lip oil is hailed as a standout product for its stunning color, hydration, and long-lasting formula. Finally, she praises Dior's new self-tanning drops for their buildable, non-orange glow and non-sticky application.
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