Clarins lights up lips with oil

Published: 22-Dec-2014
Colour Cosmetics

Clarins is launching a new lip treatment product in an innovative oil format

Instant Light Lip Comfort Oil is a new lip treatment product from Clarins in an innovative oil format.

It is rich in active plant ingredients to comfort and moisturise the lips without oiliness or stickiness. Containing hazelnut, mirabelle and organic jojoba oils, the 'melting' formula nourishes and comforts lips while enhancing natural lip colour.

It is available in two shades - Honey (golden nude) and Raspberry (raspberry pink). The oils have a doe foot applicator for ease of application.

Instant Light Lip Comfort Oil launches in February 2015, priced at £18.

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