Clarins Lotus Treatment Oil 30ml
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Clarins Huile Lotus is an oil that rebalances, purifies and prevents dehydration of oily facial...
Clarins Huile Lotus is an oil that rebalances, purifies and prevents dehydration of oily facial skin.
With the combination of rosemary and geranium essential oils with lotus extract, it leaves the face skin smoother, satin-like and elastic.
- Rebalances and closes pores
- Prevents skin dehydration
- Fines the skin’s grain
- Ideal for combination to oily skin
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Clarins Huile Lotus has a light, non-greasy texture with a 100% pure extracts formula:
- Rosemary and geranium essential oil and lotus extract: purifies, refines skin grain and closes pores
- Hazelnut oil: prevents skin dehydration
Leaves the skin more even, satiny and elastic.
Apply Clarins Huile Lotus morning and/or evening to a clean and dry face and neck. Remove excess with a tissue.
| Weight | 118 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clarins |
Clarins
Experience the harmony of plant-based science and luxury beauty with the world of Clarins. Clarins is a French prestige brand that believes in the power of nature to reveal every woman’s beauty. By prioritizing organic ingredients and sustainable farming, Clarins develops high-performance skincare and makeup that respect both the skin and the environment. From the iconic Double Serum to their luxurious body oils and long-wear cosmetics, each product is a fusion of botanical innovation and sensory pleasure. Discover the art of French plant-based beauty at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Clarins Lotus Treatment Oil is a nourishing fluid specifically formulated to rebalance and purify oily facial skin.
Q: What does it do?
It works to close pores and prevent dehydration. Formulated with rosemary, geranium essential oils, and lotus extract to refine skin grain.
Q: How to use?
Apply morning and evening to a clean and dry face and neck. Remove excess with a tissue.







