Estée Lauder sees skin clear

Published: 1-Apr-2014
Skin Care

Estée Lauder is introducing a solution for those who suffer from blemishes

Estée Lauder is introducing a solution for those who suffer from blemishes. Clear Difference is a rapid-acting system that Estée Lauder says targets, treats and reduces the look of blemishes effectively yet gently, as well as preventing blemishes from forming.

Clear Difference Advanced Blemish Serum (RRP £45-£60) and Clear Difference Targeted Blemish Treatment (RRP £25) contain Triple Action Clarity Technology, which penetrates into the skin to act on blemishes, reducing redness and irritation at the same time.

Also new in the line is Clear Difference Complexion Perfecting BB Creme SPF 35 (RRP £33) which aims to hydrate, protect, perfect, calm and soothe the look of the skin. Its oil-free formula is also non-comedogenic so it won't clog pores, the company says. It is also fragrance free. In the UK, the range will preview in John Lewis stores from 7 April and will roll out from 28 April.

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