Cleansing 101
Most of us know that cleansing is the most important part of our skin care practice. After all, it loosens and removes dirt, debris, germs, and excess oils from the skin.
But there are many kinds of facial cleansers on the market, and using the wrong kind for your skin type can lead to dry or itchy skin, rough patches, and sometimes even a dull complexion – ultimately doing more harm than good.
So how do you know which skin cleanser is for you? The first step is defining your skin type. Is it normal? Oily? Dry? Or “combination” (meaning some areas are oily and others are not)? There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach to skin care, so you’ll want to identify your skin type and find a mild facial cleanser that works with your skin type.
Normal or Combination Skin
If you have normal or combination skin, Clarins Gentle Foaming Cleanser with Cottonseed eliminates dry skin cells, impurities, make-up, and excess oil without drying out your skin. A softening Coconut Extract nourishes and boosts the skin's radiance to leave you with a clean, soft, and hydrated complexion.
Dry Skin
If you suffer from dry skin, Clarins Cleansing Milk with Alpine Herbs is for you. It contains Bio-ecolia, which helps preserve the skin’s natural moisture, as well as Vitamins A and E, which work to improve your skin quality. You'll find you're able to purify your face without drying out your skin.
Oily or Combination Skin
Battling oily or combination skin? Clarins' One-Step Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser is designed for you. Oily skin especially benefits from scrubbing dead skin cells away, and the Silica Microbeads and gentle facial cleansing agents work to thoroughly cleanse and renew your skin.
All Skin Types
A new trend has begun to emerge in the growing use of oil-based cleansers, which, when added to water, are proven to melt away excess oils and impurities in your skin. Clarins Pure Melt Cleansing Gel with Marula Oil cleans, nourishes and soothes the skin for optimal radiance and comfort.
Clarins Flash Tip
Follow up cleansing with a Clarins toner. They’re alcohol-free and help restore the skin’s pH balance.
Clarins Beauty 101
1 Facial Moisturizers Are More Important Than You Think
2 Introducing Double Serum: What It Is and Why It Works
3 What You Should Know About Your Skin and Aging
4 The Facts About Serum and Skin Care
5 Cleansing: Beauty Starts Here
6 Skin Care in Summer
7 Glowing Skin: Ramping Up Your Beauty Routine
8 The Road to Firm, Tight Skin
9 Brigtening Lotions: Combating Dark Spots Freckles and Uneven Skin Tone
10 The Sun and The Skin
11 Which Serum is Best for me
12 Skin Fitness: How Exercise Improves Skin Circulation and Color
13 Breaking in a New Product: What to Expect in the First Few Weeks
14 Dealing with Blemishes: What You Need to Know
15 How Plants Help Firm Your Skin
16 When is the Right Time for a Wrinkle Cream?
17 Focus on Aging : Eyes
18 How to Get a Brighter, More Even Skin Tone
19 Preventing and Correcting Early Lines and Wrinkles
20 Keep Your Skin Glowing For Your Wedding
21 Why Does Skin Lose Its Elasticity?
22 Cleansing 101
23 Exfoliating: Reveal What's Underneath
24 Five Skin Facts For Your 30s
25 Focus on Aging: Neck
26 Double Serum: When to Expect Results
27 Say No to Lines and Wrinkles
28 Simple Skin Care for Oily Skin
29 Big Birthday Coming Up? Skin Care Tips to Help You Erase the Years
30 How Do I Get Rid of Dark Circles Under My Eyes?
31 Important Reasons for Plant-Based Skin Care
32 Skin Care and Your Diet
33 Why An SPF Is So Important: How To Protect Your Skin All Year Long
34 Your Skin During Pregnancy
35 Skin Care On-The-Go: What to Know When You're Traveling
36 Four Things That Damage Your Skin
37 Anti-Aging 30 Seconds
38 Anti-Aging Asian Skin
39 Anti-Aging Dark Skin
40 Anti-Aging Hispanic Skin
41 Anti-Aging Light Skin
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