In a surprising move, Dior has faced backlash on social media for its latest venture into luxury infant skincare. The Baby Dior collection, featuring a ₹19,000 scented water, has triggered widespread criticism regarding the practicality and necessity of such high-priced products for babies.
The introduction of this collection, which includes a ₹9,500 face and body lotion, ₹7,902 cleansing water, and ₹7,900 cleansing face, body, and hair foam, has fueled a heated debate on the commercialization of infant care. Social media platforms are flooded with comments questioning the appropriateness of targeting such opulent products at a young demographic.
Critics on various platforms express disbelief and sarcasm, with one user questioning, "What's a baby going to do with scented water?" Another sarcastically adds, "Water for 230 dollars? It better have diamonds in it." The sentiment is captured on Instagram, with one user pondering, "Can't tell who the bigger clowns are - the makers or the buyers."
This social media uproar sheds light on the stark contrast between Dior's lavish marketing strategy and the practical needs of infants. Concerns have been raised about the potential effects of using these expensive and arguably unnecessary products on the delicate skin of babies. The hashtag #Bizarre accompanies the online discussions, emphasizing the unexpected nature of Dior's latest venture into the realm of luxury baby care.
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