Dior Lilac Colorvision is a lilac creme. It has a touch of pink in it, as most lilacs do. I typically prefer lavenders to lilacs, but this one isn't too pink.

Lilac Colorvision has an immaculate formula. It basically applied itself. After trudging through the Sparkling Shine formula, this was a nice treat. Great wear, too. I snapped this photo after 3 days of wear.

Dior Lilac Colorvision retails for $24 and is available exclusively at Sephora.

All the shades in this collection have the most gorgeous shimmer. I did my best to try to capture it, but you need to see these in person!

Dior Delice is a bright coral shimmer. It's definitely more orange than anything else. It's borderline unwearable for me, but I think shimmer softens it up a bit.

2 coats

 Dior Diablotine is a red coral shimmer that is the most pigmented of the bunch. There's a cool pink shimmer in this that keeps it from being too warm. Love! I bought Diablotine the lipgloss, and I'm equally obsessed with that.

3 coats

Dior Princess is a light pink shimmer. It leans a tiny bit warm, but everything on me seems to do that, so keep that in mind. Princess is gorgeous. It has a lovely softness to it, but it's still interesting.

3 coats, with tc

Dior Spring Ball is a light coral/peach shimmer. My favorite of the bunch! I wore this as a full mani, hence the top coat. It's seriously so gorgeous. I'm considering a backup (someone stop me!).





The formula on these was thicker than I expected. I guess all that shimmer made these a little gummy. They still self-leveled pretty well, and I didn't have any issues with balding. It's definitely not the immaculate Dior formula I've come to know and love, though.





The Dior Sparkling Shine collection retails for $25* and is available at Sephora.



*The regular Dior Vernis line is still $24.

No, these aren't like those "do not shake" layer polishes. In fact, the box says to shake well before use.

So what is this tie dye effect they speak of? Not much. I'm assuming it just refers to the way the color and shimmer separates in the bottle after sitting for a while. But even the settling doesn't look as cool as in the promo pics. (I'm getting to the swatch, I promise.)

Ultimately, these Tie & Dye polishes are just really pretty shimmer in slightly tinted bases. Clearly, there is no suspension base involved.

YSL Corail Divin is a delicious coral with a lovely formula. We all know how I feel about corals, so we'll move on.

YSL Cool Coat is an iridescent cool pink shimmer top coat. That's it. I do like the shimmer though. It's sugary but totally smooth.

I fully intended to swatch the rest of these, but I'm afraid the rest are going back. I think I would have been on board if these were just promoted as pretty shimmers suspended in different color bases. My expectations were too high.

YSL Cool Coat and the rest of the Tie & Dye shades retail for $25 and are available at most department stores.