I have heard so many great things about this mascara, that is why I purchased it. I don't think it is the worst but there are plenty mascaras that are far better. It did make it my eyelashes look nice but after a few hours I had black smudges under my eyes.

I was given this mascara in my stocking a couple of years ago and from that day on used it religiously. I'm a big mascara fan - you know, if ever stuck on a deserted island, what is one thing you would like to have with you? Me: mascara.
That being said, I used the Diorshow Mascara until it dried up. I was bummed I had to buy the replacement because it's pretty pricey for a mascara. But, I had to have it.
I was disappointed the second time around, not because I had to shell out a bunch for it, but because I'm pretty sure it's a different formula. This one doesn't go on very well at all, I have to add a few coats, and by that time it's clumpy :(
What happened Dior? Where did my love go?
Needless to say, I have about 30 other mascaras as backup - I know, I know, mascaras shouldn't be kept for too long once opened, blah blah blah. Anyway, my go-to mascara now is MAC's Pro Lash for light separation, lengthening. I'm still using Dior for volume, but it's with a heavy heart I do so.
You can certainly buy other mascaras that are just as good for A LOT less.

When I’m going out with friends, I make sure my eyes are always the focal point. I’ve never been a lip gloss or lipstick girl – it just always looks a little off on me. For more dramatic and intense evening eyes, I have a couple of tried-and-true stand-bys. First is everyone’s favorite and an Allure Reader’s Choice winner, Dior Diorshow. I started using this many many years ago when it first came out. It gave great length, volume and staying power with no clumping (a major pet peeve.) I think Dior redid the formula over the years though, but I’ve noticed more clumping and it tends to dry out VERY quickly.

I think I am the only person who is not in love with this mascara. I tried it out and found that it was not worth the cost as my LashBlast worked just as well (if not better). I found that this product clumped more on me than other mascaras and after extended use, it irritated my eyes. I will not buy this product again.

I have been given lots of trial sizes of this product to try it out for my work. The first few days I just loved it, but then it got very messy to use and I had to clean off the clumps so I could use it. I love how well the brush works, but as for the product it self...it sucks. So I would love to find a mascara with a brush like this one without the clumping.

I don't like this mascara at all. It goes on very thick and somethings clumpy, so if you're using it be sure to have a lash separator nearby. It also doesn't last very well and flakes a bit, so definitely not recommended for the long haul.

I don't get the hype with this mascara. I have tried it several times and every time I simply don't get it. It gives mediocre results, not any different than from an ordinary drugstore brand that costs a fraction of it's price. Maybe it's the big brush I have a problem with, since application is a nightmare, I get it all over my eyelids and under my eyes, or maybe it's the fact that it never gave me amazing volume and length... or maybe my expectations were too high; however I kinda gave up on it, I made up my mind: Diorshow isn't worth the hype.

Good formula, ok brush. I like a thinner brush but thats just me. It doesnt hold a curled lash all day. It doesnt flake but does smudge. Its a good mascara but for the price I would expect more from it.

A few months ago I decided to splurge a little on a mascara, and DiorShow was the one. I have tried other high-end mascaras before but none as expensive as this one. Imju Fiberwig is around $24 CDN, still much less than DiorShow.

The consistency is definitely thicker than most mascaras to give you that really full, lush look that you see on the runways. I must admit, I am a fan of chunky mascara. I find that it just gives you dramatic eye lashes that you don't get with many mascaras. The only downside, is that it can get really clumpy at times and you must use a lash comb to separate them. It takes a lot of work!

Although it did make my lashes lush, long and full I could not say "You Betcha!". I just cannot see myself purchasing this again for $31 CDN a pop. It's just not worth it.

Diorshow was my first expensive mascara purchase, after I heard how using Diorshow with Shiseido Mascara Base would give you lashes to die for. In mascaras, I look for length and volume, since I have the world's skimpiest eyelashes. Diorshow certainly does deliver in these two aspects - it adds a lot of volume and a very respectable amount of length. No one's going to mistake my lashes for fakes after using Diorshow, but they certainly wouldn't be called skimpy by any means. However, I'm not overly enthusiastic about this mascara. First of all, this is a pricey mascara (as you would expect from any Christian Dior cosmetic) at approximately $30, and since you need to throw it out every 3 months, the dollars quickly add up. In addition, I found the mascara clumps quickly when you apply a second coat, which means you'll be spending a lot of time combing out your lashes. And finally on a related note, it found the mascara dried up so quickly - so ridiculously quickly that if I weren't such a cheap ass, I'd throw out the mascara after two months. Diorshow works well, but there are better mascaras out there and hopefully they won't come at such a high price either!