Clarins unveils new SOS Primers

By Becky Bargh | Published: 18-Dec-2017
Skin Care

The skin care range is available in six colours each for different skin care concerns

Clarins has announced it will launch its SOS Primers (£26.50 each) collection on 28 January.

The primers are available in six colours each to help with a particular skin care concern.

Included in the collection is Universal Light, a white colour for a colour correcting base; Rose, a pink colour to help boost skin; Peach, with beige pigments to help minimise the imperfections from acne; Coral, a targeted colour corrector with orange pigments to counter dark spots; Green, to minimise redness; and Lavender, for yellow dull skin tones.

Clarins recommends that each product can be used as either a base with moisturiser or as a touch up on top of foundation.


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