by BR Kellie
Do you know the signs of sensitive skin? Outwardly it can look like redness and roughness, but the invisible signs go further and include tightness, tingling, and hot sensations. What's really interesting is that according to this study anywhere between 60 to 70% of women experience sensitive skin to one degree or another, with sensitive skin affecting all skin types and complexions.
With so many people experiencing sensitive skin, and with the prevalence rising amongst those who find themselves wearing masks in these times, Clarins have created an exciting new skincare range - Calm-Essentiel, which is scientifically formulated with sclareolide, a purified molecule from clary sage, a plant traditionally recognised for its soothing properties.
It's a beautiful regime - and thirty Beauty Review members will have the chance to put it to the test! Interested? Here's what you could be reviewing...
The Clarins Calm-Essentiel Redness Corrective Gel works to soothe skin discomfort, while skin redness is corrected thanks to the formula’s pearls and pigments.
The Clarins Calm-Essentiel Soothing Emulsion calms and comforts the skin, while intensely moisturising and protecting, while leaving it looking radiant.
Finally, we have the Clarins Calm-Essentiel Restoring Treatment Oil, which works to create supple, soft skin, while renewing the most reactive skin.
With its high tolerance pampering textures, fragrance developed for sensitive skin, and a minimum of ingredients to soothe, hydrate and protect, the Clarins Calm-Essentiel regime is a must-try for those with sensitive skin!
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My skin is super sensitive and gets angry when I try most products. This has been particularly difficult through my teenage years and early 20s, having acne and trying to treat it with lots of different things - most of which are too aggressive and aggravate my skin more. Even products that say they are designed for sensitive skin, often have too much fragrance - I noticed this recently in a natural range of rose based products. Sunscreen is also a difficult one! I would love to try this new Clarins range to see how it stands up to the test.