Two Dior Capture listings can both say OX-C Treatment and 3 × 5 mL while containing different products. At Shine Beauty Shop, one is a bundle of Day Creme minis and the other is a set of Le Sérum minis. If you are replacing a sample you enjoyed, the line immediately below OX-C Treatment is the one to match.
The three listings at a glance
- Dior Capture OX-C Treatment Day Creme travel bundle: three 5 mL tubes, for 15 mL total. The listing states that each tube has its original box and that the new, unused tubes do not have seals.
- Dior Capture OX-C Treatment Le Sérum set: three 5 mL serums, also 15 mL total. The photographed tube and boxes read Le Sérum.
- Dior Capture Totale Cell Energy Super Potent Eye Serum: one 20 mL product, listed new in box. Its name identifies a separate eye serum.
The repeated word Capture is useful for finding the range, but it is not enough to choose the item. Day Creme, Le Sérum and Super Potent Eye Serum are the deciding words.
Read the French and English labels together
The day-cream photograph shows Crème Jour / Day Creme on the tube and boxes. The serum photo shows Le Sérum instead. These are especially helpful details when a seller's shortened title omits part of the name or when you are searching from a small tube rather than its outer box.
Dior's official Capture overview presents Le Sérum and Day Creme as separate products in the OX-C Treatment range. Buying both is a choice, not something implied by either three-piece listing. Each bundle repeats one product; neither is a three-step routine containing a cleanser, serum and cream.
What 3 × 5 mL actually means
For the Day Creme bundle, a quantity of one in the cart buys the complete three-piece bundle described on the page. Each tube contains 5 mL, so the total is 15 mL distributed across three containers. The serum set uses the same multiplication, but its contents remain serum.
This can be convenient when you want separate small containers. It does not make the bundle a single 15 mL bottle or a full-size jar. If you compare value, compare the same product and total volume first, then decide whether several small tubes or one larger container better suits how you use it.
Keep the eye serum separate
The Capture Totale Cell Energy listing has both a different full name and a different intended product area in its title. Do not substitute it for Le Sérum on the strength of the word serum. To replace a familiar product, compare the entire printed name with your previous packaging, including Capture versus Capture Totale and the Eye Serum wording.
Keep the original boxes until you have checked the directions and ingredient information for the item received. The day-cream listing explicitly discloses unsealed tubes, so anyone who requires a sealed opening should consider that detail before ordering rather than assuming the boxes imply a seal.
For more on identifying product roles, read How to Read Serum and Moisturizer Labels. The product links above provide the current bundle descriptions and availability.