I've got a No7 drugstore blush in my sentimental stash that is expired by over 10 years (it's what I wore on my first date with my hubby) and it's 100% the same shade as the day I bought it and it smells fresh as a daisy. That Dior one looks like it's got psoriasis
It’s because dior doesn’t use the same preservatives that other brands do. I just learned about this. So it’s actually a cleaner formula, even though it’s scary when it goes bad.
I totally agree....just because you're paying top dollar, doesn't always mean top quality. But this does prove what I always say, you can soon tell if something is expired..don't worry about throwing away good stuff just because of numbers on a label 👍👍👍
I literally have MAC blushes from the mineralized skin finish launch of 2004 that are exactly the same as when I bought them. You see the testers for Dior at Sephora often have this chalky appearance or hard pan and they're literally replacing them every couple months. Love their highlighters but nobody needs a $45 blush with such a lackluster longevity.
I have Nars and Elf blushes that are years old. I received a free Dior blush of the old formula as a Sephora employee, but I gifted it to my sister. The new formula doesn't seem to have the same hard pan problem, but my sister's is already fading
It's not just about the time. It's also about the amount of oily fingers that have switched the product. Testers = more swatches. Hence the hard pan. It's literally an oil film over the product.
@@spritedrintrue but for the price I'd want preservatives so it lasts as long as possible for how expensive it is you know? Like ik it's better and healthier but for so much money I want to be able to use it up for my money's worth
I really think it has to be with the pigment. The color remind me to opera rose in watercolor, wich is a really fugitive color and tend to dissappear with sunlight because of the fluorescent component. Maybe its because its pigments
I have the same dior blush in the old packaging (not from the backstage line) but from the original blush line with silver packaging.. its waaaaay more expensive .. its still as bright as the day when i got it. Heck its even brighter than the new dior glow blushers.
This is strange. I have the original one in original packaging still ( with brush included) and it still looks like the normal pink color! One of my fav blushes! It must be 6-7 years old.
That blush didn’t come out to the public until late 2019! Did you drop it in water? I have Dior blushes that are over 8 years old and they’re still good! The mica would shrivel and flake - yours looks whitish 😮
I was at Ulta recently and saw a gorgeous blush in the box but didn't see an open tester... then I picked one up that was mostly white with a bit of pink in the middle and it was the tester for the pretty blush I found! I finger swatched it and it was like chalk and it showed up white on my skin.. that tester must be so old now that I'm seeing this...
Ok well seeing as it’s a competition now I have a 25 yr old Estée Lauder eyeshadow & a 35 yr old lipstick in the iconic discontinued 80’s shade All Day Cinema Pink 💘😅
Oh, thank you, not just me then? I've a, pot of cyan L'Oréal eyeshadow about 25 years old which is fine too. I also have some Helena Rubenstein powder highlighter which my Mum gave me when I was about 18, that's okay. It's was about 20 years old when she gave it to me too. Erin Parson's quite often uses vintage make-up. Hang on, actually, some things she's used have crossed over into antiques now.
There’s nothing wrong about the quality of the product. This is because how you use it. If you apply the blush or any other powder products such as highlighter, contouring powder with brush just after foundation on your face. The excess foundation will transfer to your powder products.
This is the old formula. I wonder how the reformulated ones will hold up. The old formula blush that I have looks just like that. My store have the newer formulas out as testers and they only look moderately crusty, not yet faded.
Phewww I contemplated buying this blush so many times, and thank God I didn’t pay that hefty price just for it to go bad in 5 years😳Even though I understand it might be natural but other high end products like Charlotte Tilbury that I have for years didn’t do that. And at the end of the day, how many hours of the day are you actually wearing that blush you’re going to wash it off at the end of the night. I always say have a great deep cleansing routine and never go to sleep with your make-up on and you should be okay even if your products have preservatives in them.
Her job is to showcase and review products. If she got a review out of it, she’s gotten her money’s worth. You’re referring to someone “normal” who uses products to use them. There are other beauty UA-camrs who fall into that category, but she is not one of them.
I have some blushes that are way older from MAC to rando brands I picked up at the beauty supply and they have never done that. Same with lipstick. And think of the makeup collections that both Erin Parsons and Lisa Eldridge of have shown, makeup that is from the 1920s and earlier and nothing bad. I don't know if you ever have had a guest on your channel, but it would be cool if you did a short collab with the woman from the "Lipstick Lesbian" channel. I think her name is Christina. She knows all that kind of stuff.
Also Dior is a brand that has a 6month shelf life on a lot of their products, even their powdered products have only a 6 month shelf life ,I've seen eyeshadow also that only had a 6 month shelf life from Dior, so looking at ur blush, I guess they aren't kidding.
I still have my Stila Custom Color Blush (Now discontinued) which I bought nearly 10 years ago. I still use it. The stuff is so shockingly pigmented that I haven't hit the pan yet. XD
My mum still uses a rosy powder blush I bought like 10-11 years ago from a drugstore Indian brand and the pigmentation and shade are literally the same, it has just become a little dusty.
Dior doesn’t use the same preservatives in the product as most cosmetic companies. It’s a cleaner formula. So the longer your makeup is lasting = more chemicals, much like food.
I wish I didn’t buy mine. It gets hard pan so easily, even if it’s only a few months old. Any kind of oil on your makeup brushes that transfer to it changes the texture. In my case, I use the same brush to powder my face and apply my brush so it doesn’t help.
I have two and have the same problem. I learned that it’s the “cleaner” formulation. Some ingredients aren’t present, which would help with longevity and make it more durable
This made me mad because even if it's old and expired it shouldn't look like this. I went and pulled out 3 blushes from my collection that are 5+ years old and they all looked the same colour as they originally were. I swatched all 3 on my hand and they had all lost pigment but were still visible and hadn't changed colour. I have a Stila and a Clarins and they swatched well. I have a limited edition Revlon from about 15 years ago (eeek!!!!) and it was barely there in colour in the swatch but the pan still looked fine. That's some weak formulation on Dior's part.
Tell me why a year ago my local ulta had the Kylie’s pink blush tester sitting out looking straight chalky & white - much worse than this, extremely expired. Maybe the pigment in the hot pink blushes especially are prone to turning chalky?
I have a box of expired makeup in my closet that I have had around for about 18 years. I know it’s been that long because my granddaughter was just born when I cleaned out my makeup center and she’s now 18 almost 19 in February. Anyway the point was none of it changed colors even the expensive stuff. So I don’t know what’s up with yours.
That's what happens when you go "clean" and remove preservatives from your formula. No thanks, I like having phenoxyethanol in my products rather than mold and/or faded pigment.
@MorganTurnerMakeup Even though the blush has been reformulated, the old one still fell into the "clean" category. You can look up online the old formula, it had ZERO preservative. The new formula only has one that is not known to be very efficient on its own.
Influencers should promote people not to save the expensive makeup for ‘special occasions’ and to just use it! There’s so much product even in high end makeup! And stop buying the poor quality makeup. Quality not quantity.
I saw a tester of this blush at Sephora looks almost as bad as your expired one. And I guarantee that one was not even a year old. What a joke, all people pay for is literally the name.
The way I just lost all respect for Dior. I mean maybe it’s the pigment they use that is extremely sensitive? But i’m pretty sure all the many dupes out there wouldn’t do that
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No drugstore blush would loose pigment like that in 5 years or more, high end brands can be a little sketchy with quality 😂
I've got a No7 drugstore blush in my sentimental stash that is expired by over 10 years (it's what I wore on my first date with my hubby) and it's 100% the same shade as the day I bought it and it smells fresh as a daisy.
That Dior one looks like it's got psoriasis
It’s because dior doesn’t use the same preservatives that other brands do. I just learned about this. So it’s actually a cleaner formula, even though it’s scary when it goes bad.
Idk about no drugstore blush....
@@aliashby"cleaner"
I totally agree....just because you're paying top dollar, doesn't always mean top quality. But this does prove what I always say, you can soon tell if something is expired..don't worry about throwing away good stuff just because of numbers on a label 👍👍👍
I literally have MAC blushes from the mineralized skin finish launch of 2004 that are exactly the same as when I bought them. You see the testers for Dior at Sephora often have this chalky appearance or hard pan and they're literally replacing them every couple months. Love their highlighters but nobody needs a $45 blush with such a lackluster longevity.
HONESTLY! I noticed the testers always had hard pan on the popular shades and some of them are white as sleet. How does that even happen??
I'm glad I don't buy Dior if that's what they're like!!
I have Nars and Elf blushes that are years old. I received a free Dior blush of the old formula as a Sephora employee, but I gifted it to my sister. The new formula doesn't seem to have the same hard pan problem, but my sister's is already fading
Exactly what I commented. A lot of blushes at Sephora have this ashy, hard texture to them. And there's no way they've been there more than a year.
It's not just about the time. It's also about the amount of oily fingers that have switched the product. Testers = more swatches. Hence the hard pan. It's literally an oil film over the product.
I have a 12 year old pink Maybelline blush and it's still as good as new
I have a 10+ year old benefit hervana blush, and it hasn't done that. For the Dior price, I don't think it's worth buying a blush that turns white.
It probably means less preservatives in Dior. Natural products degrade fast, just how nature works
@@spritedrintrue but for the price I'd want preservatives so it lasts as long as possible for how expensive it is you know? Like ik it's better and healthier but for so much money I want to be able to use it up for my money's worth
@@lilagriffin1245😅😅 i completely understand
Do we really need blushes that last 10 years tho?? Just sayin 😐
@@MissEddieBlueKawaiiKrafts when companies constantly discontinue beloved items it's nice to have longevity in the performance of the product
I really think it has to be with the pigment. The color remind me to opera rose in watercolor, wich is a really fugitive color and tend to dissappear with sunlight because of the fluorescent component. Maybe its because its pigments
My MAC and NARS blushes are 5+ years. None of them look like that. I even have a Becca highlighter that’s old and still looks good. This is crazy!
You look so beautiful Morgan! 😍
I have cherry and rosewood which I love but I want to try the pink one!
I loveeee my pink one!!! My favorite blush ❤
Your hair looks fabulous!!💜
Wow never had a blush do that. That’s crazy. I don’t think I’ll be trying that blush. I like their Rouge blushes. They don’t do that.
I love your hair like this! Gorgeous!
I have the same dior blush in the old packaging (not from the backstage line) but from the original blush line with silver packaging.. its waaaaay more expensive .. its still as bright as the day when i got it. Heck its even brighter than the new dior glow blushers.
yup me too. mine is still good
that looks like a sephora tester tbh.
I have drugstore blushes that are at least 6 years old and they haven’t gone like that at all. No pigment loss and still performing as good as ever.
The number 1 ingredient in the Dior Rosy glow blush is talc. That is the reason it’s lightening so much .
Ohh ❤ this makes me want to buy some designer make up and keep it 🎉 so it will be like antique ohh how cool!! What a cool video
I have a benefit cheek palette from 2017 and still looks good 😮
Off topic but Morgan you look stunning!😍 this makeup look suits you so much
This is strange. I have the original one in original packaging still ( with brush included) and it still looks like the normal pink color! One of my fav blushes! It must be 6-7 years old.
Same
That blush didn’t come out to the public until late 2019! Did you drop it in water? I have Dior blushes that are over 8 years old and they’re still good! The mica would shrivel and flake - yours looks whitish 😮
I was just thinking that. 5 years is a stretch.
@@Alex-tk7ghits only one year extra... 2019 was four, about to be five years ago
2019 was four years ago (and it's about to be five)
I have an essence blush from around 2017 and that one still looks just as fresh 😅
Because dior is a CLEAN brand😂😂. The faster the products go bad, you more you purchase.
I purchased the orginal blush before dior became clean and reformulated!
@@MorganTurnerMakeupdamn the new one would probably go bad even faster!
@MorganTurnerMakeup that's not the original one. the original one was a bigger compact that held a flat blush brush alongside it
I have an old KVD blush that looks the same 10 years later.
Izgleda bolje od 90 odsto zena, jako prijatan lik.
I was at Ulta recently and saw a gorgeous blush in the box but didn't see an open tester... then I picked one up that was mostly white with a bit of pink in the middle and it was the tester for the pretty blush I found! I finger swatched it and it was like chalk and it showed up white on my skin.. that tester must be so old now that I'm seeing this...
It’s crazy because I’ve seen the testers just like this at Sephora and it’s been the reason why I don’t buy them 😢
Wowwwww now I know for mine ty❤
i still have the original one that is a bigger compact that holds a flat blush brush and it has not changed in color or pigment
Ok well seeing as it’s a competition now I have a 25 yr old Estée Lauder eyeshadow & a 35 yr old lipstick in the iconic discontinued 80’s shade All Day Cinema Pink 💘😅
Oh, thank you, not just me then? I've a, pot of cyan L'Oréal eyeshadow about 25 years old which is fine too. I also have some Helena Rubenstein powder highlighter which my Mum gave me when I was about 18, that's okay. It's was about 20 years old when she gave it to me too. Erin Parson's quite often uses vintage make-up. Hang on, actually, some things she's used have crossed over into antiques now.
I feel like I am just going to have to buy this dang blush already. I cannot get away from this product. UGH!
Damn that skin texture
There’s nothing wrong about the quality of the product. This is because how you use it.
If you apply the blush or any other powder products such as highlighter, contouring powder with brush just after foundation on your face. The excess foundation will transfer to your powder products.
I have a decades old Scott Barnes blush trio. It’s still too pigmented. I wouldn’t use it..too old..but still amazing quality.
Scott Barnes hasn’t been making makeup for decades…:
@@efolinsky early 2000’s. Then discontinued. Sounds like a couple of decades.
I was going to buy this blush. Thanks for the warning. This didn't happen even to the drugstore blushes I have from 10 years ago.
I have a Chanel blush for 10 years…lol looks the same 😅
I went to the Sephora website,it's 40 us dollars.
This is the old formula. I wonder how the reformulated ones will hold up. The old formula blush that I have looks just like that. My store have the newer formulas out as testers and they only look moderately crusty, not yet faded.
Phewww I contemplated buying this blush so many times, and thank God I didn’t pay that hefty price just for it to go bad in 5 years😳Even though I understand it might be natural but other high end products like Charlotte Tilbury that I have for years didn’t do that. And at the end of the day, how many hours of the day are you actually wearing that blush you’re going to wash it off at the end of the night. I always say have a great deep cleansing routine and never go to sleep with your make-up on and you should be okay even if your products have preservatives in them.
If you only used that much of it in 5 years you’re not getting your money’s worth.
Have you seen her makeup collection. I doubt she finishes any of her products.
Her job is to showcase and review products. If she got a review out of it, she’s gotten her money’s worth. You’re referring to someone “normal” who uses products to use them. There are other beauty UA-camrs who fall into that category, but she is not one of them.
Luminous pigments don't have a lot of lightfastness.
I have some blushes that are way older from MAC to rando brands I picked up at the beauty supply and they have never done that. Same with lipstick. And think of the makeup collections that both Erin Parsons and Lisa Eldridge of have shown, makeup that is from the 1920s and earlier and nothing bad. I don't know if you ever have had a guest on your channel, but it would be cool if you did a short collab with the woman from the "Lipstick Lesbian" channel. I think her name is Christina. She knows all that kind of stuff.
Wait i still use and love my Sleek blush from 2015
I've never seen any blush expire like that no matter if high end or from the drug store 😮
My milani luminoso blush is like 8 years old and looks great, but i dont use it anymore
Okay but what contact are you wearing they make your eyes look so alluring like a snakes so pretty
my mum has that one and has had it ages and it looks fine 💀
Also wen luxury makeup like Dior has such a short shelf life , it makes it even more expensive & harder 2 justify buying it.
When you said OLD I thought something from 18th century but 5 years?! I have blushes from 18th century and looks brand new 😂
Also Dior is a brand that has a 6month shelf life on a lot of their products, even their powdered products have only a 6 month shelf life ,I've seen eyeshadow also that only had a 6 month shelf life from Dior, so looking at ur blush, I guess they aren't kidding.
I would scratch the first layer of hard pan to see what's underneath, I would want to see uf the colour is still there
My elf could never
I still have my Stila Custom Color Blush (Now discontinued) which I bought nearly 10 years ago. I still use it. The stuff is so shockingly pigmented that I haven't hit the pan yet. XD
what’s insane is I have that blush in the old package and it doesn’t even look like that
My mum still uses a rosy powder blush I bought like 10-11 years ago from a drugstore Indian brand and the pigmentation and shade are literally the same, it has just become a little dusty.
Keep them in a dry, cool, dark space
Mine did not so i dont know what you have done with yours but… mine is still PERFECT
I think she did something to that blush 😂
I sprayed alcohol on mine to sanitize and it turned white. I lightly scraped off the white and it was pink underneath
I have a Dior blush that is over 25 years old, I use it at least twice a week, still looks as when I bought it, nicely pigmented and everything 😂😂
How have you not finished it yet?! Lol
Dior doesn’t use the same preservatives in the product as most cosmetic companies. It’s a cleaner formula. So the longer your makeup is lasting = more chemicals, much like food.
I wish I didn’t buy mine. It gets hard pan so easily, even if it’s only a few months old. Any kind of oil on your makeup brushes that transfer to it changes the texture. In my case, I use the same brush to powder my face and apply my brush so it doesn’t help.
I have two and have the same problem. I learned that it’s the “cleaner” formulation. Some ingredients aren’t present, which would help with longevity and make it more durable
I get rid of any expired make up product every 6-12 months depending what the label sais. my skin would never forgive me.
This made me mad because even if it's old and expired it shouldn't look like this. I went and pulled out 3 blushes from my collection that are 5+ years old and they all looked the same colour as they originally were. I swatched all 3 on my hand and they had all lost pigment but were still visible and hadn't changed colour. I have a Stila and a Clarins and they swatched well. I have a limited edition Revlon from about 15 years ago (eeek!!!!) and it was barely there in colour in the swatch but the pan still looked fine. That's some weak formulation on Dior's part.
Tell me why a year ago my local ulta had the Kylie’s pink blush tester sitting out looking straight chalky & white - much worse than this, extremely expired. Maybe the pigment in the hot pink blushes especially are prone to turning chalky?
YIKES! 😮
I have a box of expired makeup in my closet that I have had around for about 18 years. I know it’s been that long because my granddaughter was just born when I cleaned out my makeup center and she’s now 18 almost 19 in February. Anyway the point was none of it changed colors even the expensive stuff. So I don’t know what’s up with yours.
My Dior blush is at 4 yrs old now. It has not turned white yet.
Omg I’m shook. I don’t think I’ll buy that Dior blush now.
When I swatched the new pink blush it shows up white on my hand/arm. The older one doesn’t. So strange.
Also the light changes there color. I’ve tried blush and foundation at Sephora and Ulta and get home with my match only it doesn’t match? Grr 😠 😊
Whats in it that does that?My grandma had eyeshadows and blushes from the '70s with zero fading. Lots of Avon. All held up.
O goodness 😳
The people bragging about expired makeup scare me 😢
But why repurchase??? I have Clinique blushes from my 20s and I’m about to be 39 and they didn’t lose pigment??? I’ve never seen this …
My Gucci lipsticks expired after 6 months,fluffy mold and all. My revlons from 3 years ago are still going strong 😂
How old you think it is?
Blush expires? 😮
If u didn’t use it the first time around then why would you order a new one?
Just scrape off the top layer. Heck you didn’t even use it enough to get the Dior stamp off. The real color is under there lol
Oh wow
That's what happens when you go "clean" and remove preservatives from your formula. No thanks, I like having phenoxyethanol in my products rather than mold and/or faded pigment.
I purchased it before the brand went clean!
@MorganTurnerMakeup Even though the blush has been reformulated, the old one still fell into the "clean" category. You can look up online the old formula, it had ZERO preservative. The new formula only has one that is not known to be very efficient on its own.
Influencers should promote people not to save the expensive makeup for ‘special occasions’ and to just use it! There’s so much product even in high end makeup! And stop buying the poor quality makeup. Quality not quantity.
Keep it away from the UV rays/ light
I saw a tester of this blush at Sephora looks almost as bad as your expired one. And I guarantee that one was not even a year old. What a joke, all people pay for is literally the name.
I’m glad I’m not the only one with old makeup! Lol
Any blush or foundation. Expires after a year.
The way I just lost all respect for Dior. I mean maybe it’s the pigment they use that is extremely sensitive? But i’m pretty sure all the many dupes out there wouldn’t do that
This is the old formula, keep that in mind guys. They reformulated so maybe the new ones last longer. Though the old formula performs better imo.
You didn't realize it was almost white..? Ok Helen Keller
If you didn’t use up the first one you ordered why would you waste more money ordering a new one? You must like wasting money
Idk these blushes wherent new😂😂
LOL
I will not be buying that blush now. Thank you.
Scape off the top layer. It may resurface
This looks worse than the kids' makeup kit I had when I was 7 (I'm almost 17)
Proof that it's not better just because it's LuXuRiOuS
Didn't know that one had been out 5 years. Maybe use clean brushes...??
Swatch em for me pls
WOW that's insane. I guess that proves that makeup does expire lol I might need to throw some things oht
no lie, my covergirl blush is no less than 7 years old and the color is still perfect lol
Eww, I've never seen blush do that
SWAATCH