Klorane Eye Make-Up Remover with Cornflower 100ml
Product Information
Rich in cornflower, with soothing and decongesting properties, this lotion gently and efficiently removes make-up and impurities. Extremely gentle, with a pH identical to that of tears, it is perfectly tolerated and does not sting the eyes, even those of contact lens wearers.
*Formulated and tested to minimise the risk of allergic reactions.
The Plant
KLORANE Laboratories have selected Centaurea Cyanu, a harvest plant commonly seen in Europe and Western Asia to soothe sensitive eyes. The plant is grown in France and the harvest of its flowers is performed during floral booming. These flowers are then dried in the shade and in airy premises to ensure that their original colour is kept. The soothing, decongesting extract is obtained from dried plants that contain a natural blue colouring agent called cyanocentaurein.
How to use: For a soothing and relaxing effect, apply on a cotton pad and leave it on your eye lid for few seconds in order to dissolve the make-up. Then gently massage to remove the rest of the make-up.
Biodegradable formula - Dermatologically tested
| Ingredients | WATER (AQUA). BUTYLENE GLYCOL. CENTAUREA CYANUS FLOWER WATER. POLOXAMER 184. HEXYLENE GLYCOL. PEG-6 CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC GLYCERIDES. ACID BLUE 3 (CI 42051). PHENETHYL ALCOHOL. SODIUM CHLORIDE. TRISODIUM EDTA. |
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