Clarins Blue Orchid Face Treatment Oil 30ml/1oz

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Stem cell scientist Professor Augustinus Bader has created one of the most high-tech oils on the market right now. The Face Oil is designed to be either applied on top of, or blended with, The Cream.

Women have been reaching for Clarins’ oils for over 60 years now. The reason? Essential oil formulas enriched with hazelnut oil, an ingredient well known for its many skincare benefits. 2. An oil to suit every skin typeAs mentioned above about my weird skin condition, it sometimes feels oily around my t zone area and my face looks greasy. That’s because my skin is dehydrated from within. When your skin is dehydrated it tends to create more oil to balance the missing water in skin. The occlusive nature of a face oil means you should apply it as the last step in your skincare routine. For example, an oil applied over the top of a hyaluronic acid serum will seal all that water-attracting goodness into your skin cells. It has even out my skin, maintained moisture level and kept it hydrated. It also reduced the size of open pores and gives a healthy looking skin. The fragrance of the oil is pure aromatic. It calmed and relaxed my senses. Before applying I sniff my hand and then apply. I can feel that its fragrance helps in calming my senses.

Their formulas are bursting with 100% rare plant extracts. Cultivated with care and harvested all over the world while respecting nature and people, each Clarins plant has been selected forthetreasure trove ofactive ingredients they harbor within.Clarins Blue Orchid Treatment Oil utilises the principles of phytotherapy and aromatherapy. It combines plant extracts and essential oils to help balance the skin. Clarins Blue Orchid Face Oil moisturises to nourish dry skin. It is made from 100% pure plant extracts, including Rosewood, Patchouli and Blue Orchid. Not all oils are the same. While tea tree oil is clarifying, rosehip oil is considered much more nourishing. On top of that, different oils respond differently to various skin types. “All skin types can benefit from using an oil, as long as it is within the correct routine for their skin type. Ensuring the oil has the most beneficial ingredients or actives is key,” says Dr. Zamani. Oils can really help dry skin Hydrating treatment oil restores vitality and radiance to dehydrated skin. Patchouli and Blue Orchid extracts tone and revitalize to moisture-depleted skin. Hazelnut Oil softens smoothes and seals in moisture to help minimizes the appearance of fine lines. The Face Oil provides added nourishment from lightweight grapeseed oil;babassu oil, which is high in anti-inflammatory lauric acid and licorice root extract, which can help reduce skin pigmentation. Is putting oil on your face good? The debate surrounding oils for oily skin, however, is still raging. The overriding advice remains, approach with caution.