Texen develops fresh packaging for Dior

By Austyn King | Published: 24-May-2017
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The French company has produced the packaging for the Dior Hydra Life line to appeal to millennials

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Dior has chosen French packaging company Texen to produce the newly designed packaging for its Hydra Life skin care line, in a bid to appeal to a younger audience.

In line with Dior's desire to tap into the millennial demand for natural skin care, the company designed a transparent

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