200 ml
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400 ml
- Product details
- Description
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Age:
18+
Brand: clarins
Line: cleansing
Product Type: face lotion
Product Properties: cleansing, makeup removal, pore tightening, tinting
Volume: 200 ml, 400 ml
Ingredients: plant extracts
Formula: alcohol-free
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: elite
Skin Type: combination, oily
Country: France
Made in: France
To ensure that your skin looks great and "feels good," it's essential to follow all the steps of skincare routine. Special attention should be given to the post-cleansing procedure. The toning lotion with meadowsweet and witch hazel extracts from Clarins can help with this. It restores the normal pH level, normalizes the function of sebaceous glands, prevents inflammatory processes, and strengthens and tones the epidermis.
Features of Clarins Purifying Toning Lotion:
- Designed for oily and combination skin;
- Features an alcohol-free formula;
- Supports the natural balance of the skin's microflora;
- Provides gentle cleansing action;
- Contains witch hazel extract, which minimizes pores, regulates sebum production, and offers antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and soothing effects;
- Meadowsweet extract reduces inflammation and irritation, accelerates cell regeneration processes, and tones the skin.
The toner is amazing. It works perfectly for my oily and super sensitive skin. I found it here, but I couldn't order it in Ukraine, so I order it from the EU makeup. To avoid getting used to it, I switch to other alcohol-free toners after finishing a bottle, but I always come back to this one :) I haven't been able to find a second toner with the same effect to alternate them. For now, this one is the best for me.
I wrote a comment twice, where I explained in detail why I didn't like this product. The Makeup team rejected it twice because they didn't like the reason why I didn't like the product. So, without any explanations for potential future buyers, the product didn't appeal to me. With respect to the Makeup team, who are worthy followers of Facebook's algorithms, where everything is good, wonderful, and exclusively pleasant.