Clarins’ gets ready to launch its answer to dehydrated eyes and lips

By Becky Bargh | 15-Mar-2018
Skin Care

The new Hydra-Essnetiel range will be available from 15 April

Clarins has announced it will be launching a new Hydra-Essential range from 15 April.

The Moisturising Reviving Eye Mask (£29) powers skin’s natural hydration through a blend of organic ‘leaf of life’ and quinoa to restore natural moisture reserves.

Horse chestnut escin and Irish moss extract are said to reduce the look of dark circles and soothe eyes.

The mask can be used in two ways, either as a intensive overnight mask or an express 10-minute booster.

Meanwhile, the Moisture Replenishing Lip Balm (£19.50) combines blue lotus wax, extracted from the surface of flower petals, said to nourish lips.

Cocoa extract encourages hyaluronic acid production and improves hydration.


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