Clarins Calm-Essentiel Restoring Treatment Oil 30ml
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Clarins Calm-Essentiel Restoring Treatment Oil:
- A restoring treatment oil to instantly calm, soothe and nourish the skin
- Enriched with camellia oil and organic apricot kernel oil
- Recommended for use at night
- Immediately soothes sensations of skin discomfort
- Helps protect against external aggressors (pollution)
- Suitable for all skin types
Product Information
Key Benefits | Clarins Calm-Essentiel Restoring Treatment Oil
Clarins Calm-Essentiel Restoring Treatment Oil is an SOS treatment that instantly calms, soothes discomfort and nourishes the skin.
- Delicate light textured face oil
- Enriched with camellia oil, organic apricot kernel oil and scareolide
- Soothes and protects the sensorial receptors to reduce sensitivity
- Protects the skin from external aggressors that cause further sensitivity (eg. pollution, uv rays)
- Can be applied as a cure (10-20 days) for the most reactive skin
- Reduces feelings of discomfort
- 98% of ingredients are of natural origin
- Suitable for all skin types
How to use:
Apply to the face and neck preferably at night.
| Ingredients | CAMELLIA OLEIFERA SEED OIL. COCO-CAPRYLATE/CAPRATE. CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE. SQUALANE. PRUNUS ARMENIACA (APRICOT) KERNEL OIL. PARFUM/FRAGRANCE. SCLAREOLIDE. TOCOPHEROL [V3668A] |
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