DIOR Forever Fond de teint sublimateur de peau, tenue 24H

DIOR Forever Fond de teint sublimateur de peau, tenue 24H:

This 24-hour hold foundation offers a velvety matte finish on your skin.
DIOR Forever Fond de teint sublimateur de peau, tenue 24H has long-lasting formulation which tightened pores from morning to night.
This fluid foundation not only instantly beautifies the skin, but also improves its beauty day after day because of its enriched formulation.
DIOR Forever Fond de teint sublimateur de peau, tenue 24H also has SPF 35 PA+++ which protect your skin from UVA and UVB rays.

DIOR Forever Fond de teint sublimateur de peau, tenue 24H Featurs:

• medium coverage
• 24 hour hold
• matte finish
• have rose fruit extract to helps tightened pores
• long lasting
• creamy texture
• protects the skin from drying out
• SPF 35
• Test on 66 women

How to use it:

For better coverage you can apply some primer or moistrizer on your skin.
Apply amount of foundation on your skin and blend it with sponge, brush or finger.
you can wet your sponge for blend it easily.

About brand Dior

DIOR

Dior, one of the most famous women's dressmakers, was born on January 21, 1905 in Granville and died on October 24, 1957 in Italy.

Dior designed all kinds of products by women need, from perfume and underwear to luxury clothes, and this way of Dior continues to this day. Paris was the first place that Dior chose to start his career in the art and fashion industry. In 1957, more than half of France's clothing exports were from Dior.

Today, the Dior fashion house is defined by the design of fashion clothes, accessories, fragrances and beauty products, but when Christian Dior launched the brand in 1947, he had only one goal: to redesign women dress styling. On February 12, 1947, Christian Dior presented an impressive 90-piece collection to magazine editors at his Paris home on rue Montagne. This collection, which was called New Face, was a reaction to the end of World War and the rations of that time.

He launched his first perfume in 1947, he named it after his sister.

In 1950, Dior was responsible for designing all the clothes of Marlene Dietrich, the leading actress in Alfred Hitchcock's Stage Fear. Dietrich's look reflected Dior's signature style, which included delicate needlework at the waistline, voluminous capes, and domed skirts designed to slim the legs.

Many famous faces like Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Ava Gardner and many other attractive and famous women only used Dior.

In 1957, Dior died by heart attack. But before this happened, he was the only French tailor who was able to go in Time magazine title. After Dior's death, his senior assistant, a talented 21-year-old designer named Yves Saint Laurent, took over the company.

Between 1967 and 1975, Dior grew significantly and the first baby Dior store was opened in Paris, and Christian Dior male products were also successfully established. Stores were opened in London, New York and Hong Kong.

Maria Grazia Chiuri became the first female leader of the Dior brand in 2016 and is still holding this position.

Chiuri proved that Christian Dior's original message of empowering women is still valid even 70 years after the opening of the Dior brand.