Keep calm and carry on

Published: 24-Sep-2010
Skin Care

Keep calm and carry on
French spa specialist Decléor has turned its attention to sensitive skin with the launch of Harmonie Calm, a new four sku skin care line that is claimed to soothe and comfort sensitive skin.

Each product contains a blend of Damask rose essential oil to calm and rose, lily and cotton essential milks to soothe and boost skin tolerance. This Lacto Calm complex is said to infuse the skin with a high quality of active ingredients such as carbohydrates, minerals and proteins which help target the causes of sensitivity as well as strengthening and protecting skin.

The range includes Soothing Milky Cream, a high tolerance day cream; Delicate Milky Cream Fluid, a lighter version of the cream for normal to combination sensitive skin; Relaxing Milky Eye Gel Cream; and Comforting Milky Gel Cream Mask, a leave-on face mask with the benefit of an instant cooling sensation.

The brand has also launched a cleanser for sensitive and congested skin in partnership with shopping channel QVC UK. Hydra-Radiance Smoothing Cleansing Mousse will be exclusive to QVC until May 2011 when it goes global.

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